Chris Duarte, smiling as he holds an electric guitar, faces Little Hatch to his left while Little Hatch faces Chris and talks into the microphone at the Grand Emporium. The bass player is visible...
Chris Duarte, of the Chris Duarte Group, one of the national acts to perform at the Grand Emporium, smiles to his left with one strand of hair hanging down the center of his face, as he plays an...
Chris Duarte, John Jordan, and Little Hatch, one of the national acts to perform at the Grand Emporium, stand on stage in a triangle facing each other. Chris plays an electric guitar and lifts his...
Chris Thomas King, a member of the Muddy Waters Tribute Band, wearing a Kufi cap, closes his eyes as he plays a flying Z guitar at the Carlsen Center in Johnson County Community College.
Chris Vachon, one of the national acts to perform at the Grand Emporium, looks seriously to his left as he lifts the neck of the electric guitar he is playing high by his head.
Chris Vachon, of the band, "Roomful of Blues,: from his left side, has his mouth wide open as he plays a guitar during the Kansas City Blues and Jazz Festival.
Chris Whitley, one of the national acts to perform at the Grand Emporium, looks seriously down at a very worn dobro he plays.
Clarence "Gatemouth" Brown, one of the national acts to perform at the Grand Emporium, smiles at the photographer wearing a cowboy hat and a guitar strap.
Claude "Fiddler" Williams smiles while looking down as he stands to the right of a seated Little Hatch wearing a printed tuxedo, bowtie, and a fedora. Standing to Little Hatch's left is Millage...
The blues band, Cobalt Project Band, which includes: Branden Hudspeth, Sue Stubbs, Jan Faircloth, Paul Greenlease. Standing inside the Grand Emporium. Brandon Hudspeth looking down. Jan Faircloth...
The blues band, Cobalt Project, including Brandon Hudspeth, closing his eyes and playing the guitar, Jan Faircloth, playing the drums, Sue Stubbs, closing her eyes and singing into a microphone, and...
Cobalt Project sits on a staircase while taking a break from performing. Bottom to top: Brandon Hudspeth, Paul Greenlease, Sue Stubbs, and Jan Faircloth.
Coco Montoya, one of the national acts to perform at the Grand Emporium, closes his eyes as he plays a left-handed electric guitar.
Connie Humiston, Bobby Rush and a group of six unidentified people stand behind a seated DC Bellamy. Marvine McKeithen stands beside DC Bellamy at Club Paradox in Kansas City, Kansas.
Corey Harris, one of the national acts at the 1st Annual Acoustic Showcase of the Kansas City Blues Society, looks down at the neck of a dobro he is playing.
Cotton Candy Washington looks to her left to sing into the microphone as she plays a keyboard during the Kansas City, Kansas Street Blues Festival. An unidentified guitarist is visible behind her.
Some of the crowd dances while others sit with drinks in front of the stage at Club Paradox in Kansas City, Kansas. A guitarist and a harmonica player are visible behind the dancers.
D.C. Bellamy, wearing a ball cap, sings into a microphone as he strums a guitar at B. B.'s Lawnside Bar-B-Q during the Kansas City Blues Society 3rd Annual Acoustic Showcase.
D.C. Bellamy, wearing a ball cap, looks over his right shoulder as he plays a guitar during the Kansas City Blues Society 20th Anniversary Celebration at the Grand Emporium.
D.C. Bellamy, wearing a straw fedora, closes his eyes as he plays a guitar during the Kansas City, Kansas Street Blues Festival.
Dan Bliss sits on a bar stool in front of a microphone as he plays a guitar at the Grand Emporium. A fan is visible behind him.
Danny Cox, wearing a cowboy hat, smiles as he sings into a microphone and plays guitar during the Kansas City, Kansas Street Blues Festival.
Danny Cox, brim of his ball cap flipped up, plays a guitar as he stands behind a microphone at the Plaza Art Fair.
Danny Davidson hunches over and looks at the neck of a guitar he's playing at the Grand Emporium.
Danny Embrey turns his head to his left and smiles as he plays the guitar strapped around his neck at Crown Center. Photograph is from the waist up. He wears a printed, button-up shirt.
