jimmadsen, Author at Big Train and the Loco Motives

Joe Liggins

Joe Liggins helped shape postwar jump blues and early […]

Joe Ligginsjimmadsen2026-07-14T12:04:54-05:00

Johnson was born July 8, […]

Johnnie Johnsonjimmadsen2026-07-14T11:42:04-05:00

In 2010 he collaborated with […]

Pinetop Perkinsjimmadsen2026-07-14T11:41:44-05:00

Blind Willie James overcame blindness and early hardship to […]

Blind Willie Jamesjimmadsen2026-07-06T21:20:16-05:00

James Cotton transformed blues harmonica through explosive performances, groundbreaking […]

James Cottonjimmadsen2026-07-02T09:37:19-05:00

Blues History – Julyjimmadsen2026-09-01T23:38:22-05:00

HEY LOCO FANS – Happy […]

Honeyboy Edwardsjimmadsen2026-07-02T09:12:53-05:00

T-Model Ford rose from a lifetime of hardship to […]

T-Model Fordjimmadsen2026-07-06T19:58:54-05:00

Aron Burton was a gifted Chicago blues bassist and […]

Aron Burtonjimmadsen2026-07-06T20:30:17-05:00

Uncertainty concerning his date of birth

Mississippi John Hurt – I Bet You Didn’t Knowjimmadsen2026-06-20T17:06:53-05:00