George Thorogood & Buddy Guy

Buddy Guy
He's Chicago's blues king today, ruling his domain just as his idol and mentor Muddy Waters did before him. Yet there was a time, and not all that long ago either, when Buddy Guy couldn't even negotiate a decent record deal.

Charlie Musselwhite
Harmonica wizard Norton Buffalo can recollect a leaner time when his record collection had been whittled down to only the bare essentials: The Paul Butterfield Blues Band and Stand Back!

George Thorogood
A blues-rock guitarist who draws his inspiration from Elmore James, Hound Dog Taylor, and Chuck Berry, George Thorogood never earned much respect from blues purists, but he became a popular favorite in the early '80s through repeated exposure on FM radio and the arena rock circuit.

The Destroyers

George Thorogood & The Destroyers
George Thorogood and his band the Destroyers came out of Delaware in the ‘70s as a jarringly high-energy bunch with raucous, slide guitar-stoked, blues-rock tunes. Their album Move It On Over struck big and success continued with records including Bad to the Bone and Born to Be...