Blues Guitar – Robert Johnson – Me and the Devil Blues
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Origins of the Delta Blues
The Delta blues is one of the earliest known blues style. As its name suggests, its origins can be traced back to the Mississippi Delta, a region in the United States that covers the areas from Memphis, Tennessee in the north to Vicksburg, Mississippi in the south and the Yazoo River in the east to the Mississippi River in the west. Back in the 19th to the early 20th century, black slavery was a widespread enterprise in developing nations. Needless to say, countless African Americans residing in this area were also exposed to extreme poverty and oppression.
Willie Brown
It appears that there may have been at least two Delta Bluesmen named Willie Brown. We do know that there was a Willie Brown that was a guitar player and is credited with writing the song ” Mississippi Blues.” The movie “Crossroads” with Ralph Machio describes him as a harmonica player and it is possible that he was.
Delta Blues
One of the earliest forms of Blues music was the Delta Blues. It came from the Mississippi Delta, region of the Untied States that runs from Memphis, Tennessee to Vicksburg, Mississippi to the Mississippi River in the West and the Yazoo River in the east.
