Honeyboy Edwards Photos
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Honeyboy Edwards exemplifies the well-traveled Delta bluesman. He made his first recordings for Alan Lomax and the Library of Congress in July of 1942 in Clarksdale, Mississippi. He traveled throughout the South, and up to Chicago. Legend has it that on one of his travels to Chicago, he brought Little Walter there for the first time. His long and illustrious recording career includes releases on ARC, Sun, Chess, Folkways, Earwig, Milestone, Adelphi, Echo, Blue Horizon, Blues Classics, Flyright, Document, Roots, Trix, Testament, Evidence, and his Grammy®-award winning collaboration on the Blue Shoe Project label. Though in his 90s, Honeyboy's touring schedule is greater than most musicians a third his age. His durable approach to blues is a time machine back into the glory days of prewar Delta blues. |
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Honeyboy Edwards Photo by Anton Mikofsky
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Honeyboy Edwards Photo by Dick Rice
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Honeyboy Edwards and Bob Corritore at Tempest Recording, Tempe, AZ 2007 Photo by Dick Rice
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Honeyboy Edwards in Session at Tempest Recording, Tempe, AZ 2007 Photo by Dick Rice
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Honeyboy Edwards Photo by Gary Compton
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Honeyboy Edwards with Grammy® Award, February 2008 Photo by Mark J. Terrill
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Honeyboy Edwards, Juke Joint Fest April 2008 Photo by Dennis J. Brennan
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L-R: Bob Corritore, Chris James, Honeyboy Edwards, and Willie "Big Eyes" Smith Rhythm Room, Phoenix, Arizona
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Honeyboy Edwards and Carey Bell, 1986 Photo 1986 © Nicolas Valonne / Soul Bag
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Wallace Coleman and Honeyboy Edwards at the funeral repast for Robert Lockwood, Jr., The Agora, Cleveland, Ohio Photo by Bob Corritore
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Honeyboy Edwards at the Jazz Record Mart in Chicago, 1972 Photo 1972 © Emmanuel Choisnel / Soul Bag
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Honeyboy Edwards - program from Carnegie Hall, April 10, 1979 Courtesy Michael Frank
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