Lefty Dizz, born Walter Williams on April 29, 1937, in Osceola, Arkansas, was a prominent figure in the Chicago blues scene, recognized for his flamboyant guitar playing and electrifying performances. Lefty moved to Chicago in the mid-1950s, where he immersed himself in the city's thriving blues culture, developing a unique style that combined elements of traditional blues with his own innovative techniques. Over the years, Dizz became known for his unpredictable stage presence and masterful guitar skills, often playing his guitar behind his back or with his teeth, much to the delight of his audiences.

Throughout his career, Lefty Dizz collaborated with many blues legends, establishing himself as a respected musician in the genre. His discography includes notable titles like "Shake For Me" (1979), which showcases his gritty vocal style and adept guitar work, and "Bad Avenue" (1991), capturing the raw energy and emotion of his live performances. Although he passed away on September 7, 1993, Lefty Dizz's legacy lives on through his recordings and the many blues musicians he influenced during his career. His passion for the blues and his contribution to its evolution have secured his place in the genre's history.

Genres

Chicago Blues

Latest Release

Bad Avenue-1991

Lefty Dizz•

Johnny "Big Moose" Walker

Album - 34 Tracks - Released September 19, 2022