Debbie Davies is an American blues guitarist and singer with a career that has spanned several decades, firmly establishing her as a leading figure among female blues artists. Her journey began in the 1980s when she was a member of Albert Collins' band, the Icebreakers, and her talent and onstage presence quickly earned her a spot in the limelight. Her experience with Collins, with whom she toured for three years, proved invaluable, providing her with a robust apprenticeship in the world of the blues.

With a style that embodies both ferocity and finesse, Davies launched her solo career in the early 1990s. Over the years, she has released a succession of albums that showcase her growth as both a guitarist and a vocalist. Albums like "Love Spin," "After the Fall," and "Holdin' Court" display her virtuosity and versatility, drawing on traditional blues while infusing her music with contemporary sensibilities. Davies has been honored with several nominations and awards from the Blues Foundation, and her work, including the collaborative "Debbie Davies' Blues Blast" and thematic "Key To Love: A Celebration of the Music of John Mayall," reflects her deep respect for blues traditions and her innovative contributions to the genre. Despite the challenges often faced by women in the blues industry, Debbie Davies has carved out her own path, earning wide respect and a devoted following for her passionate performances and recording prowess.

Genres

Electric Blues

Modern Blues

Power Blues-rock

Latest Release

Love Spin

Debbie Davies

Album - 11 Tracks - Released April 21, 2015