Bob Corritore is a renowned American blues harmonica player, radio show host, and record producer, hailing from Chicago, Illinois, where he was born on September 27, 1956. Corritore is celebrated for his traditional harmonica style, which is deeply rooted in the Chicago blues sound, and he is widely recognized for his contributions to preserving and promoting the blues genre. Immersed in the blues scene since the early 1970s, Corritore's passion for the music led him to learn at the feet of many of the original Chicago blues legends, which has greatly influenced his playing style and musical ethos.

Throughout his long-standing career, Bob Corritore has worked with a plethora of blues greats, reflective of his deep-seated place in the genre's community. His collaborations often materialize as "Bob Corritore & Friends," a project that showcases his ability to bring together a mix of seasoned blues musicians and highlight their talents. Among his most recent releases are "Phoenix Blues Rumble," "Somebody Put Bad Luck On Me," and "Women In Blues Showcase," all of which underscore his commitment to both the harmonica and the vibrant spirit of blues music. Corritore's role is not solely that of a performer; he is also the proprietor of the famous Rhythm Room, a blues venue in Phoenix, Arizona, and he hosts his own radio program, ensuring that the blues continue to thrive and find new audiences. His extensive discography and musical partnerships stand as a testament to his enduring impact on the blues scene.

Genres

Harmonica Blues

Latest Release

Sight & Sound Episode 1

John Primer•

Bob Corritore

Ep - 5 Tracks - Released June 28, 2024