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Del Rey
Born December 22, 1959
Los Angeles, California, United States
Genres Blues
Jazz
Instruments Guitar
Ukulele
Vocals
Years
active
1985present
Labels Kicking Mule Records
Hobemian Records
Website hobemianrecords.com/delrey.html
(http://hobemianrecords.com
/delrey.html)
Notable instruments
Ron Phillips resonator guitar and ukulele
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Del Rey (born December 22, 1959, Los Angeles, California,
United
States) is an American blues, jazz and ragtime singer (and
occasional
songwriter), guitarist and ukulele player.
1 Biography2 Discography
2.1 Albums2.2 Instructional
2.3 Other appearances3 References
Starting with classical music at the age of four, she was
transfixed by
her first blues album and has played blues and jazz ever since.
She was
influenced by the blues musicians Sam Chatmon, Bo Carter and
Memphis Minnie.[1]
Del Rey lives in Seattle, Washington and tours
internationally.
Albums
Cafe Society (1985) - Out of printChartreuse (1991) - Out of
print
Boogie Mysterioso (1993)Hot Sauce (1995)X-Rey Guitar(2000)Twins
(2002) with Steve JamesSnap Shot(2003) Live performances
Tonight(2004) with Steve JamesWhen The Levee Breaks (2006)
At The Ukeshack #1 (2007) with Matt WeinerBlue Uke: At The
Ukeshack #2 (2008)Hen Party (2010) with Suzy ThompsonFour and Six
(2012)
Instructional
Boogie Woogie Guitar(2005) Homespun DVDBlue Uke (2007) Homespun
DVD
Other appearances
A Musical Doorway (2000) Produced by Seattle Folklore SocietyWhy
Say No? (2003) The Yes Yes Boys featuring Del Rey
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Things About Comin' My Way: A Tribute to the Music of the
Mississippi Sheiks (2009)[2]
^ Daniel C. Schechter (2006-02-14). "Del Rey"
(http://www.eluniversal.com.mx/miami/16980.html).Miami Herald
Mexico Edition.1.
^ Blackhenmusic.com
(http://www.blackhenmusic.com/artist/mississippi-sheiks-tribute-project)2.
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Categories: 1959 births Living people American blues guitarists
American jazz guitarists American female guitarists
American folk guitarists American ukulele players Musicians from
Los Angeles, California
Musicians from Seattle, Washington American jazz guitarist
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