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  1. “A way of living life.” Over the course of his six-decade career, Musselwhite has released nearly 40 albums. He is renowned worldwide as a master harmonica player, a seasoned, truth-telling vocalist and an original songwriter rooted deep within the blues tradition.

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  2. 4 ago 2022 · Charlie Musselwhite plays his song “Blues Up the River,” from Mississippi Son, on a new Epiphone John Lee Hooker model Zephyr.

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  3. Charlie Musselwhite (Kosciusko, 31 gennaio 1944) è un musicista, armonicista blues statunitense. Nato nel Mississippi , la sua famiglia si trasferì a Memphis nel Tennessee , dove fece le scuole superiori ed iniziò a suonare l'armonica.

  4. 30 nov 2022 · Now 78, a sober Charlie Musselwhite continues to travel and to perform, singing soulful songs of love and life, and working magic with his harmonica and guitar, keeping the spirit of authentic blues – conceived in the Mississippi Delta and matured in the bawdy joints and bars of Chicago’s south side – alive.

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  5. 5 ott 2022 · The sight of blues-harp legend Charlie Musselwhite holding a Harmony acoustic guitar on the cover of his 2022 album, Mississippi Son (Alligator), isn’t as incongruous as you might think.

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  6. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the 1996 CD release of "Rhythm & Groove" on Discogs.

  7. Così Charlie Musselwhite presenta uno dei brani più emozionanti del recente disco Mississippi Son, pubblicato dalla Alligator. La canzone che celebra la vita errante del bluesman è un implicito inno al valore dell’hobo nella cultura del blues.