Joe Louis Walker, the celebrated blues guitarist and singer, has died at the age of 75 from cardiac-related illness.

He played with Muddy Waters and B.B. King, opened for Jimi Hendrix, and was called “The Bluesman” by Aretha Franklin ...

Joe Louis Walker, a raspy-voiced singer and guitarist who took an expansive approach to the blues, recording gritty, down-home albums as well as acclaimed records incorporating gospel, soul ...

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Blues guitarist and singer Joe Louis Walker has died at the age of 75. Walker’s family confirmed he had died in April 2025 of ...

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Joe Louis Walker, whose real name was Louis Joseph Walker Jr., was an American musician who was popular as a blues musician.

Joe Louis Walker, who Aretha Franklin dubbed "The Bluesman," has died at age 75. The Grammy-nominated musician suffered a cardiac-related illness.

POUGHKEEPSIE, N.Y. — Joe Louis Walker, a raspy-voiced singer and guitarist who took an expansive approach to the blues, recording gritty, down-home albums as well as acclaimed records ...

Joe Louis Walker, the guitarist and electric blues musician, died at the age of 75 last month. Walker’s family confirmed the musician’s death, citing a cardiac-related illness, per Rolling Stone.