An interview with Lil' Ed Williams: Razor-sharp shimmering vibrato on guitar is almost dangerously feral in the blues canon - Photos

An interview with Lil' Ed Williams: Razor-sharp shimmering vibrato on guitar is almost dangerously feral in the blues canon - Photos: Today, Lil’ Ed’s razor-sharp shimmering vibrato on guitar is almost dangerously feral in the blues canon. He mixes smoking guitar boogies and raw-bone shuffles with deep slow burners for a power punch that makes one forget that Howlin’ Wolf and Freddie King are gone. It’s been eight years since Lil’ Ed & the Blues Imperials put out […]

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