MORE PICS THAN YOU CAN POKE A STICK AT Hot on the heels of HOW BLUES EVOLVED Volume One comes HOW BLUES EVOLVED Volume Two, finished in bordello red so you can distinguish between the two. Like Vol 1, packed with photographs. Packed with photographs, just like Volume One, HOW BLUES EVOLVED Volume Two takes…

BLUESMUSE26. Just like Eddie. There are two answers, really, because the first recording of an electric blues guitar was for demonstration purposes only. It was during the days when Rickenbacker was testing out the first electric guitar which guitar geeks (sorry, aficionados) will know was nicknamed the frying pan. In 1932, a 28-year old white band leader and Hawaiian guitarist…