Chris Duarte
Chris Duarte came up playing blues guitar in Texas, drawing from players like Stevie Ray Vaughan and Albert Collins. His debut album 'Texas Sugar' arrived in...
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Chris Duarte came up playing blues guitar in Texas, drawing from players like Stevie Ray Vaughan and Albert Collins. His debut album 'Texas Sugar' arrived in 1994, and his playing had a raw, direct quality that caught attention.
A couple years later, his song '.32 Blues' connected with people in a different way. It's a story about a police shooting and the grief that follows, delivered with a plainspoken intensity. That track, along with others like 'Big-Legged Woman' and 'Cleopatra,' showed his approach to songwriting within the blues form.
He kept making records through the 2000s and 2010s, putting out albums like 'Tailspin Head' and 'Blue Velocity.' The work stayed grounded in guitar-driven blues, without much fuss or trend-chasing.
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