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LOUISIANA BLUES HALL of FAME
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The Louisiana Blues Hall of Fame was founded in 1982 through Louisiana's State Tourism Department. It's sole purpose is to protect the legacy of the states blues musicians. Many of the inductees instrument and memoribilia can be viewed in Baton Rouge at the Louisiana State Museum. The Louisiana Blues Hall of Fame is also gives out the Jay D. Miller.
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Huddie "Leadbelly" Ledbetter
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Clarence "Gatemouth" Brown
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Joseph LaMenthe "Jelly Roll" Morton
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Quint Davis
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James "Slim Harpo" Moore
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Oscar "Harpo" Davis
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Cornelius "Lonesome Sundown" Green
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Buddy Stewart
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Alonzo "Lonnie" Johnson
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"Mighty" Sam McClain
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Lonnie "Guitar Jr. Brooks
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Earl King
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Silas Hogan
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Raful Neal
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Irma Thomas
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Clarence Edwards
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Larry Garner
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Moses "Whisperin'" Smith
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Willie B. Thomas
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Arthur "Guitar" Kelly
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Robert Milburn
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Tabby Thomas
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Cleve "Schoolboy" White
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Lizzie "Memphis Minnie" Douglas
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Herman E. Johnson
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James Carroll "Little James" Booker
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James "Butch" Cage
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Roy "Professor Longhair" Byrd
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"John Fred" Gourrier
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Warren "Storm" Schnexnider
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Leslie "Lazy Lester" Johnson
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Johnny Adams
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Buddy Guy
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Mac "Dr. John" Ribennack
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Danny Barker
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"Blu Lu" Barker
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Clifton Chenier
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Jay D. Miller
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Marion "Little Walter" Jacobs
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Snooks Eaglin
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Rudolph "Rudy" Richard
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Roy B. Stewart
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Roscoe Chenier
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Paul "Lil' Buck" Senegal
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J. Monque' D.
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Henry Gray
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Deacon John Moore
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"Big" Luther Kent
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Allen Toussaint
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Cosimo "Cos" Matassa
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Henry "Piano" Smith
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Chuck Mitchell
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E.Rodney Jones
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Referances
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Lake Charles American Press
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Baton Rouge Advocate John Wirt
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McNeese State University Mary Richardson
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www.offbeat.com Jan Ramsey
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