Cephas & Wiggins were an American acoustic blues duo, highly revered for their authentic preservation and innovative contribution to the Piedmont blues tradition. The duo consisted of guitarist John Cephas and harmonicist Phil Wiggins, who together created a distinctive sound that was deeply rooted in the rich musical heritage of the American South. They became active in the mid-1970s, and their music career spanned over several decades until John Cephas' death in 2009.

Their discography, including albums like "Richmond Blues," "Shoulder To Shoulder," and "Somebody Told The Truth," showcases their commitment to the blues genre and their exceptional talent in blending traditional themes with contemporary sounds. Cephas, with his mellifluous finger-picking style, and Wiggins, with his masterful harmonica play, not only celebrated the legacy of Piedmont blues but also echoed its relevance to modern audiences around the world. The duo's work earned them widespread acclaim, including a W.C. Handy Blues Award, reflecting their significant impact on the American music scene and their role in keeping the spirit of Piedmont blues alive for future generations.