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No matter what style of music you are playing I guess the main thing is to play it with feeling and passion. Go back and and listen to some of the early blues like Robert Johnson, Muddy Waters, Howlin’ Wolf and guys like that. Then check out some Clapton, SRV, Robert Cray, then some Kenny Wayne Shepard, Johnny Lang, Indiginous (probably not spelled right, lol) Gary Moore, Keb Mo etc..etc. You will find that each of these artists cook up the blues in their own way but at the same time the 12 bar blues is their main ingredient, and they aren’t just going through the motions; they are feeling the music. Just because a guy can play the blues scale and bend a few notes doesn’t make him a blues player, the passion has to be there!
I agree completely, Ollyn. Thanks for the great comments and letting us all in on some more of the great Blues players. Very insightful and informative!