Chris Cain is a contemporary blues artist whose virtuosic playing style and soulful voice have made him a mainstay in the blues scene. Born on November 19, 1955, in San Jose, California, Cain picked up the guitar early in his life, greatly influenced by his upbringing in a musical family. With a broad range of musical influences including B.B. King, Ray Charles, and Albert King, Cain developed his own unique sound, marked by a blend of blues, jazz, and funk stylings.

Throughout his career, Chris Cain has released a number of albums that showcase his prowess as a guitarist and singer. His works such as "Late Night City Blues" and "Can't Buy A Break" received critical acclaim and solidified his reputation as a powerful and emotive bluesman. His album "So Many Miles," released in 2010, was noted for its gritty, authentic sound. Cain's more recent release, "Raisin' Cain" (2021), is a testament to his continued relevance and artistic vitality, featuring a set of tunes that range from high-energy tracks to soul-stirring ballads. A respected musician in the blues community, Cain continues to tour and record, sharing his deep passion for the genre with audiences worldwide.