Buddy Guy, Ann Arbor Blues Festival 1969

Famed guitarist Buddy Guy is captured here with his trademark grimace during the debut of the Ann Arbor Blues Festival in August 1969. The Chicago Blues pioneer has influenced a star-studded cast of legendary Rock & Roll guitarists including Eric Clapton, who once called him "the best guitar player alive" in an interview for Rolling Stone. In the 1960s, Guy played with Muddy Waters at Chess Records and harmonica player Junior Wells.

Collector's Note:
This is a signed photograph. Jim Marshall’s iconic photographs are now extraordinarily rare, as very few were printed and signed at the time of his passing. A small inventory is still held by the estate. Please contact us for pricing and availability.