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He earned the reputation of a Blues prodigy as a teenager. When he first gained fame, his youth and size tended to lower the expectations and win the sympathies of audiences, who would then be floored by his fast, flashy guitar chops. https://t.co/nDivFWbv4r https://t.co/obnDyGoxWk — PolitiTweet.org

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As a young Black bluesman from the Mississippi Delta, cradle of the most myth-encrusted and generative blues style, Christone “Kingfish“ Ingram is taking on the role of a generational talent, like B.B. King, representing the genre in the mainstream. https://t.co/nDivFWbv4r https://t.co/v3BEuajLzy — PolitiTweet.org

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Blues great Buddy Guy, who in recent years has become active in mentoring young talent, played a pivotal role in advancing Kingfish’s career. Guy has described Kingfish as “the next explosion of the blues.” https://t.co/nDivFWbv4r https://t.co/u9LlJ5TQgC — PolitiTweet.org

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