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The 12 pages that link to British blues, each with the reason it gives.

• British InvasionRelated: Its musicians translated American blues into a sound adopted by several Invasion bands.

• Blues rockNarrower topic: Its musicians carried blues forms into louder, guitar-led rock during the 1960s.

• Chicago bluesRelated: Chicago recordings and performers strongly influenced British blues musicians.

• Delta bluesRelated: Delta blues recordings strongly influenced British performers and bands.

• Eric ClaptonNarrower topic: Clapton became a leading guitarist in the movement’s 1960s generation.

• Muddy WatersRelated: Waters’s records were a major source for British blues musicians in the 1960s.

• Led ZeppelinNarrower topic: The band’s early repertoire and guitar language grew from this scene.

• Hard rockRelated: British blues musicians helped turn blues forms into the heavier rock sound.

• Chess RecordsRelated: Chess recordings became key models for British musicians studying Chicago blues.

• Country bluesRelated: British musicians drew heavily on country blues recordings as well as electric blues.

• Jimmy PageNarrower topic: Its repertoire and guitar language shaped Page’s early playing and the Yardbirds’ sound.

• John Lee HookerRelated: British blues musicians helped extend the audience for Hooker’s music and influence.