22.01.1897.
Legendary
Bluesman Blind Willie Johnson was born near Brenham, Texas.
22.01.1908.
Long-time
collaborator of Sleepy John Estes, Blues harp player Hammie Nixon was born in
Brownsville, Tennessee.
22.01.1931.
American
gospel, R&B, soul, and pop singer, songwriter, and entrepreneur, Sam Cooke
was born Samuel Cooke in Clarksdale, MS.
22.01.1949.
Blues
harmonica player, Cooper Terry was bon Verl Cooper, Jr. in San Antonio, TX.
22.01.1964.
The
Yardbirds featuring Eric Clapton appeared at The Cavern Club, Liverpool,
England.
22.01.1981.
American
Blues singer, guitarist and bandleader, Blind James Campbell died in Nashville,
Tennessee at the age of 74.
22.01.1982.
Blues
harmonicist influenced by Sonny Boy Williamson II and tutored by Little Walter,
Big Leon Brooks died of a heart attack in Chicago, IL at the age of 48.
22.01.1992.
One
of the finest white Blues and folk singers of the early to mid-1960s, Judy
Roderick died of a heart attack from complications due to diabetes in
Grantsdale, MT, aged 49.
22.01.1999.
Al
King died at the age of 72.
22.01.2002.
Terminus
Records released Fool Me Good, an album by Precious Bryant, nominated
for 2003 W.C. Handy Blues Awards in Acoustic Blues Album Of The Year and Best
New Artist Debut categories.
22.01.2002.
Ruf
Records released Hush!, an album by Ana Popovic, nominated for 2003 W.C.
Handy Blues Awards in Best New Artist Debut category.
22.01.2008.
North
Mississippi Records released Hernando, an album by North Mississippi Allstars
reaching No. 1 on Billboard Blues chart.
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