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Bo-Weavil Jackson – Another Father of the Blues By Jason // Blues, blues history, Delta Blues // 1 Comment Was Bo-Weavil Jackson the Real Father of the Blues? Bo-Weavil Jackson Bo-Weavil Jackson remains a mystery to most blues fans and scholars. His place and dates of both his birth and his death are unknown. Some think his real name is James Jackson, while some others believe it is as different as Sam Butler. There are a few things that are known.
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