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Buddy Guy, is on his farewell tour. He is 86 now. If you love Blues Guitar legends then you no doubt have taken great pleasure in listening to Buddy Guy, take some time, to appreciate him.

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George “Buddy” Guy was born on July 30, 1936 in Lettsworth, Louisiana, and he grew up in a poor environment

Upon arriving in Chicago in 1957, Guy fell under the influence of who many consider to be his predecessor on the Chicago blues scene, Muddy Waters. The following year, Guy won a local guitar competition that earned him his first record deal. However, his early career was difficult, as his style was not accepted by his labels. Guy was more of a free-wheeling guitar player who tended to improvise both in the studio and on the stage.

Guy’s presence and style was finally met with acceptance as his live shows continued to draw big crowds, and his talent influenced the likes of Eric Clapton, Jeff Beck and the Rolling Stones, among others. Clapton in particular credits Guy as being his biggest influence and one of the greatest musicians he has ever seen.

Overall, Guy’s on-stage success ultimately followed him to the recording studio, and he has become a multiple award-winning recording artist. However, Guy is still all about his improvisational live performances, and Buddy Guy tickets will treat you to a guaranteed night of soul-stirring blues.

Official website: www.buddyguy.net

Here are a few videos of Buddy with some other legends

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