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Dick Justice was an American blues and folk musician, who hailed from West Virginia, United States. Born Richard Justice, he recorded ten songs for Brunswick Records in Chicago in 1929. Wikipedia

Born: 1906, United States of America (West Virginia)?
Died: September 12, 1962

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Pre-War Blues Artists

Pink Anderson
Cecil Augusta
DeFord Bailey
Ed Bell
Blind Blake
Lucille Bogan
Memphis Willie B (Borum)
Eddie Boyd
Ishmon Bracey
Big Bill Broonzy
Sam Chatmon
"Jaybird" Coleman
Elizabeth Cotton
Cow Cow Davenport
Blind John Davis
Thomas A. Dorsey
Little Buddy Doyle
Laura Dukes
Champion Jack Dupree
Sleepy John Estes
Blind Boy Fuller
Georgia Slim
Bobby Grant
Son House
Skip James
Blind Lemon Jefferson
Robert Johnson
Tommy Johnson
Blind Willie Johnson
George "Little Hat" Jones
Louie Lasky
Leadbelly
Walter 'Furry' Lewis
Pinetop & Lindberg
Cripple Clarence Lofton
Carl Martin
Brownie McGhee
Tommhy McClennan
Fred McMullen
Blind Willie McTell
Memphis Jug Band
Memphis Minnie
Sonny Boy Nelson
Robert Nighthawk
Hammie Nixon
Papa Lightfoot
Charley Patton
Pinetop & Lindberg
Pinetop Perkins
Will Shade
Blind JoeReynolds
Bessie Smith
Charlie Spand
Sparks Brothers
Henry Spaulding
Speckled Red
Jewell "Babe"Stovall
Stovepipe #1 (Sam Jones)
Roosevelt Sykes
Johnny Temple
L.V. Thomas
Henry Townsend
Sippie Wallace
Geechie Wiley
Robert Wilkins
Big Joe Williams
Sonny Boy Williamson I

Post-War Blues Artists

Woodrow Adams
Pink Anderson
DeFord Bailey
Long John Baldry
Nathan Beauregard
Carey Bell
D.C. Bender
Big Maybelle
Memphis Willie B (Borum)
Precious Bryant
George "Mojo" Buford
R. L. Burnside
Butch Cage
Cephas and Wiggins
Sam Chatmon
Blind John Davis
Willie Dixon
Laura Dukes
Champion Jack Dupree
Big Joe Duskin
David "Honeyboy" Edwards
Sleepy John Estes
Shakey Jake Harris
Homesick James
Earl Hooker
John Lee Hooker
Joel Hopkins
Lightnin' Hopkins
Walter Horton
Howlin' Wolf
B.B. King
Alexis Korner
J.B. Lenoir
Walter 'Furry' Lewis
Little Hudson
Little Miss Cornshucks
Little Walter
Little Willie
Magic Sam
Carl Martin
Mississippi Fred McDowell
Memphis Slim
Muddy Waters
Willie Nix
Peg Leg Sam
Eugene Powell
Snooky Pryor
L.C. Robinson
Jimmy Rogers
Sugar Chile Robinson
Johnny Shines
'Little Smokey' Smothers
'Big Smokey' Smothers
Otis Spann
Speckled Red
'Hound DogTaylor
Arthur 'Big Boy' Spires
Roosevelt Sykes
Johnny Temple
Rosetta Tharpe
Willie B. Thomas
Henry Townsend
T-Bone Walker
Robert Wilkins
Warner Williams
Sonny Boy Williamson II
Big John Wrencher

Hillbilly Blues Artists

Dock Boggs
Carter Family
Johnny Cash
Delmore Brothers
Lone Star Cowboys
Dykes Magic City Trio
Harmonica Frank
Prince Albert Hunt
Dick Justice
North Carolina Cooper Boys
Charlie Poole
Jimmie Rodgers
Hank Williams

Modern (<1970s) Blues

John Mayall and the Bluesbreakers
Guy Davis

Blues Songs

Black Betty
Boll Weevil Blues
Canned Heat Blues
Clarksdale Moan
Crazy Blues
Field Hollers and Shouts
Hard Time Killing Floor
Homesickness Blues
Ida Red
Juke
Key To The Highway
Little Red Rooster
Mannish Boy
Nobody Knows When You're Down and Out
See That My Grave is Kept Clean
Stack O' Lee Blues
Stocktime
Where Did You Sleep Last Night

Gospel Blues Songs

A Prisoners Prayer
Take My Hand Precious Lord

Musicologists

John Greenway
John Lomax
Bengt Olsson
Dr. Harry Oster
Paul Oliver
Ralph Peer
Samuel Charters
Stefan Wirz

Authors

Jas Obrecht
Preston Lauterbach