Linsey tells the biography of his life. Starting from his birth to current days in a national pandemic. Covering racial injustices, inequality, struggles, migration to Chicago, road life, and his career in Chicago blues.
Greg tells the biography of his life. He talks about being raised as the son of blues legend, Buddy Guy. He talks about inequality, struggles, growing up in Chicago, road life, and his career in Chicago blues.
Demetria tells her life story. Starting from birth to current days. She touches on being the daughter of blues legend, Eddie Taylor. She touches on the struggles, life in Chicago, being on the road, and her career in Chicago blues.
Carlos Johnson gets in front of the camera and tells his life story. Covering his influences, life in Chicago, career in the blues, struggles, racial inequality. As well as family life and current days in today's climate.
Jimmy talks about his life in the blues. Starting from Mississippi and coming to Chicago. He talks about racial inequality, struggles, influences, and how he got into the blues. His story is strong and compelling too many.
Toronzo starts from the beginning of his life and ends on today's current climate. He talks about politics in the world that revolves around the blues. As well as racial injustice, musical influences, his career, and family life.
Mike speaks on the life he has lived. From growing up in Chicago, to his career in the blues. He talks about his influences and experiences he has had with many great musicians. He also speaks on current days with the pandemic.
Willie speaks on his life growing up in Chicago. Talking about his extended blues career as a drummer. Speaking on the racial conflicts he had gone through as well as influences on his playing. His career, life, and stories are told.
Sheryl tells the biography of her life. Starting from her birth to current days in a national pandemic. She talks about inequality, struggles, growing up in Chicago, road life, and her career in Chicago blues.
John talks about living in Mississippi and the life he had in the southern state. As well as his migration to Chicago. Telling stories he never told before. He talks about is life. A long career in the blues that needs to be spotlighted.
