WILLIAM CLARKE - BLOWIN´LIKE HELL

¡Vótame en los Premios iVoox 2026! William Clarke fue uno de esos músicos que hicieron del blues una cuestión de personalidad, fuerza y talento. Nacido en Los Ángeles en 1951, desarrolló un estilo propio de armónica, poderoso y profundamente arraigado en el blues eléctrico. En 1990, su llegada a Alligator Records quedó marcada por la publicación de Blowin’ Like Hell, un álbum producido por Dick Shurman que mostró también su extraordinaria capacidad como compositor y cantante.

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