Photos: An interview with Buddy Guy: If you want to dig down, dig down deep enough, that’s what you call the blues

Photos: An interview with Buddy Guy: If you want to dig down, dig down deep enough, that’s what you call the blues: There are few great bluesmen who can deservedly be called ‘Legendary.‘ Very few ever make the cut and leave an astonishing legacy of music, a lifetime of contribution and pleasure to the blues canon and world. The late BB King is clearly one who merits the moniker. And his old lifelong friend, the extraordinary Buddy […]

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