Chicago Blues, As Seen From the Inside

A stunning collection of photographs from Chicago’s foremost blues photographer When Raeburn Flerlage was asked to take a picture of Memphis Slim in 1959, he began a career that would produce some of the most fascinating and important photos ever taken of blues musicians. By shooting concert performances, studio sessions, interviews, and club shows, he became a fixture of the Chicago blues scene during the 1960s and early 70s, and captured some of America’s greatest blues artists at the pinnacle of their careers.

REVIEW:

Chicago Blues As Seen From the Inside, the Photographs of Raeburn Flerlage is a blues book, a photography book and a history book all wrapped into one. The composition and lighting in these pictures is beautiful. That Flerage accomplishes to capture some of the energy of the performances is pretty amazing. Whether you’re into Blues greats of the 50′s and 60′s, or just into good photography, this is worthwhile. 4 Out Of 5 Stars.