Eddy Clearwater

Lurching forth from the Chicago blues scene of the 1950s, Eddy Clearwater made a name for himself as one of the old school blues player who wasn't afraid to look to the multifaceted musical past for inspiration. Clearwater's style was a byproduct of the six-string player's love affair with vintage delta blues, but also with early rock n' roll. The unique pairing of these two styles gave Clearwater a unique tone that is virtually unparalleled almost other guitar players.