Top 5 blues guitarists of all time

Blues guitar has a different key d'autres guitarists from all styles. Do resist notes and simple, emotional solos, riffs and licks that time can.

While there are hundreds of blues artists, some people really flies artists who capture the blues scene by storm. This is the greatest blues guitarists 5, I think, of course, all the time.

BB King

Some claim an amazing effect, BB King Blues in recent decades had. Simple, but moving is playing a unique and often imitated, but never answered. It has more influence on the blues guitarist, is there anyone on the list, and was the name of the little house, even those who do know do not have the blues.

Albert King

Although not as popular as the BB King, Albert King is one of the "Three Kings of the Blues" (the other two BB King, Freddie King). A great sixth man standing 4 ". And 250 pounds, he put the soul of a performance, he came with his first serious blues came in 1959:" I am a simple man, "and set the record, conduct and write until his death in 1992.

Buddy Guy

Pioneer style Chicago Blues, Blues, Buddy Guy is on tour, play, write and play more than 57 years. It was as number 13 Rolling power magazines 100 best guitarists of all time on court, and even had his own style of folk guitar Fender Stratocaster named after him. Blues guitarist and number five on the list was, Stevie Ray Vaughn was quoted as saying, "Without Buddy Guy, Stevie Ray Vaughn would not be" in the guitar magazine.

Stevie Ray Vaughan

Like many musicians, Stevie Ray Vaughn left us too soon. He died in helicopter crash in 1990 at the age of 35. Buddy Guy, Vaughn was in Rolling Stone Magazine 100 greatest guitarists # 7 Award-winning blues guitarist, cited earn several Grammy nominations and won, he was one of the Blues-Rock and the highest 30 years

Muddy Waters

Muddy Waters is considered the father of the blues style of Chicago blues, and is ranked # 17 100 Rolling Stones guitarist of all time. Muddy is the blues of the ocean to England and entered North America in depth. He worked and toured 41 years and died in 1982 at the age of 68 years, the most important songs, "Yet forty days and forty nights", "I'm Your Hoochie Coochie Man" and "I Just Want to Make Love To You".