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Big Bill Broonzy
Guitar
Blues
Great Guitarists Web Page
Big Bill Broonzy
Blues and Jazz
Recording Sessions Guitarist in Chicago
Played Carnegie Hall around 1939.
Incredible guitarist, singer and Song Writer
Great Country Bluesman
Great All Round Musician
Street Music In Denver
47 CDs of Big Bill Broonzy
They are Great
How Lucky we are to have 47 CDs Available.
You might be interested to know that I read where Jerry Reed Said in the beginning of his Guitar Playing Career he practiced 16 hours a day.
I read where Chet Atkins wrote that he practiced 8 hours a day, every day of his life, in addition to his professional playing. And Chet said that he would never let a day go by unless he put in his 8 hours of practice.
If Jerry Reed and Chet Atkins Needed so much practice, how much practice does the average Guitar Player need to be good?
After reading how much time Jerry Reed and Chet Atkins put in practicing the Guitar I thought I might need 14 hours a day. So for three years I practiced 14 hours a day. I was pleasantly surprised to find out what 14 hours of practice a day would do for my Guitar Playing.
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Big Bill Broonzy is one of the All Time Great Blues Musicians, but he also played Jazz. Big Bill Also Played a lot of Recording Sessions in Chicago. He is one of my very Favorite Country Blues Artists. If you want to read something really prolific, read "Big Bill's Blues," an Autobiography Written by Big Bill Himself. "Big Bill's Blues" is in most good size Libraries, and I saw it in the Tower Records Stores.
I first heard Big Bill Broonzy when I was working in a Collectible Record Shop in St. Louis. How I loved the Acoustic Finger Style Blues he Recorded in the 50s, just before he died. So I started looking for more Big Bill Broonzy Recordings. I found them for Bill was recorded much in his life time.
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