Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. When wrapping up his January residency at his Chicago club, Buddy Guy's Legends, the 89-year-old blues icon strolled among the ...

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Two years ago, renowned blues guitarist Buddy Guy began his farewell tour, and though he just turned 89, he hasn’t stopped yet. Guy is on a mission to exalt the blues — this deeply American music — ...

Guy, now 86 years old, is one of the best guitar players of all time and the artist is still going strong with a new album, The Blues Don’t Lie, on the way. Following the announcement of the upcoming ...

It was just two years ago that Buddy Guy announced a Damn Right Farewell Tour and talked about winding down his touring career. But you might have noticed that, at 89, the dude is still on the road.

Buddy Guy was one of the first blues guitarists to use electronic feedback and distortion, and his technique is legendary. In 1986, Eric Clapton called him the greatest guitarist of all time.

A major inspiration for Jimi Hendrix, Eric Clapton, Jeff Beck, John Mayer and countless other guitarists on both sides of the Atlantic, Buddy Guy remains an indomitable force at 85. He’s also a ...

When you're Buddy Guy, a pioneer of Chicago blues who influenced everyone from Jimmy Pageto Stevie Ray Vaughan to Jimi Hendrix, you can do whatever you want—even pausing mid-solo to have a drink. When ...

Buddy Guy plays the older version of blues musician Sammie Moore. Guy was born in rural Louisiana in 1936, the son of sharecroppers. He set out for Chicago as a young man and quickly became a central ...