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Birthplace Of The Blues: The Mississippi Delta

September 18, 2021 12
a colorful mural depicting Robert Johnson in Clarksdale, Mississippi, the birthplace of the blues

It is difficult to pinpoint the precise origins of the blues, as they have been lost to time. But by all accounts, the Mississippi Delta is considered the birthplace of the blues. 

What Is The Mississippi Delta? 

The Mississippi Delta, a.k.a., the Yazoo-Mississippi Delta or simply the Delta, is a distinctive flat plain section between the Yazoo and Mississippi rivers in the northwestern part of the state. Here, in the late 1800s, is where the story of the blues began. 

What Is Delta Blues?

Sean Apple poses outside of his blues club, Bad Apple Blues Club, in Clarksdale, Mississippi

©2021 Andie Mills

Delta blues, or Mississippi blues is one of the earliest known styles of the blues. Delta blues is considered a regional variant of country blues. Guitar and harmonica are the dominant instruments, and slide guitar in particular is a hallmark of the style.  The vocal styles range from soulful and introspective, to passionate and fierce.

Origin Of The Blues

The blues was originally a type of folk music popular with slaves living in the area. It began to spread throughout the south and the rest of the United States in the early 1900s, during the Great Migration. This migration was the movement of millions of African American workers from the rural south to more urban cities in the northeast, midwest, and western states. 

a street in Clarksdale, Mississippi at night

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Who Is The “Father Of The Blues?”

It is impossible to cite any particular individual that created the blues, but we do know the person credited with discovering and popularizing it: W.C. Handy. William Christopher Handy was born in Florence, Alabama in 1873. Around 1892, he left his position there as a music teacher and spent a decade making his way through the midwest as a working musician. By 1903, he was conducting his own orchestra – the Knights of Pythias – in Clarksdale, Mississippi. One day, while waiting for a train on tour, W.C. heard a man playing guitar and singing outside the station. The man was pressing his knife on the strings of the guitar, producing chromatic notes and a “slide” type of sound, played against a three-chord progression. The singing style was equally as intriguing to Handy and he later described the performance as “haunting.” 

Why Is W.C. Handy The “Father Of The Blues?”

Soon thereafter, he put his musical education and talents to use and copied down this twelve-bar song structure: three chords, including those flattened “blue notes,” and a repeating four-bar vocal part that was answered by a third line. This discovery resulted in the growth of the blues as we know it today. 

Handy also holds the distinction of writing and publishing the first example of this music with his song “Memphis Blues,” which he was commissioned to write for the campaigning mayor-to-be in his new home of Memphis, Tennessee. He also formed a music publishing company in New York City and continued working as a bandleader. All of these contributions earned him the title “Father of the Blues.”

Clarksdale, Mississippi: The Birthplace Of The Blues

Stephen stands beside a sign that reads "Clarksdale, Mississippi, birthplace of the blues"

©2021 Andie Mills

The small town of Clarksdale, Mississippi has been extremely significant in the history of the blues. Even more specifically than the Delta, Clarksdale is usually cited at the birthplace of the blues. One of the many reasons is that this is where “The Crossroads” are. As legend has it, Robert Johnson – Mississippi Delta native, and arguably the most influential blues artist of all time – sold his soul to the devil at the crossroads in exchange for guitar skills far greater than his prior abilities. Like most things related to the blues, there is debate over the actual location of the crossroads. Some say it’s in Rosedale, where Higways 8 and 1 intersect. But most, including the city of Clarksdale itself, claim it to be at the intersection of Highways 61 and 49. And there’s even a giant guitar sign right there to prove it. 

The Crossroads in Clarksdale, Mississippi

Famous Blues Artists Of Clarksdale

Clarksdale has been home to countless blues greats, including Robert Johnson, W.C. Handy, John Lee Hooker, Ma Rainey, Elmore James, Ike Turner, Sam Cooke, Muddy Waters, just to name a few. Bessie Smith, the most popular female blues singer of the 1920s and 30s – tragically died at the Riverside Motel in Clarksdale, following a car crash nearby on Highway 61. Though the “Empress of the blues” wasn’t from the Delta, her legacy is forever connected to Clarksdale because of this. Many placards and commemorative signs dot the town, indicating so many more of Clarksdale’s notable residents, further supporting its “birthplace of the blues” claim. 

Two blues artists in Clarksdale, Mississippi

©2021 Andie Mills

Famous Blues Venues In Clarksdale

Equal to the amount of blues artists stemming from Clarksdale and the Delta, is the amount of blues venues. Juke joints are most widely known to have originated in Mississippi, and Clarksdale in particular has been home to countless jukes and blues clubs alike. Considering how small the town is, the amount of blues venues it boasts is remarkable. The list is simply too long to mention here. But, there are a few must-visits we should mention. Red’s Lounge is where the locals go for their blues music and is arguably one of the longest standing and most “legit.” Pete’s Grille and River’s Edge also get a nod from many a live music fan. Ground Zero Blues Club is one of the more internationally known and is part-owned by Morgan Freeman. You’ll find live blues music seven days a week all over Clarksdale, and there is no shortage of annual festivals either. The Juke Joint Festival, The Sunflower River and Blues and Gospel Festival, and the Deep Blues Fest all consistently draw substantial crowds.  

Why You Should Visit Clarksdale, Mississippi 

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We personally cannot recommend a visit to Clarksdale enough. While it may appear a bit rough around the edges in its appearance, beneath the surface is a wonderful community full of the most friendly people we’ve ever met. No joke! In just a couple of days, we met so many locals that we had actual genuine conversations with. And then we kept running into those same people again in other spots around town! The community’s support of their young people with regard to the arts is incredible. It can be seen all over town in various displays of photos, paintings, and such. Creative businesses thrive in storefronts and structures that at a glance, may appear as “run down” on the outside, but are absolutely lovely on the inside. Despite being famous for being the birthplace of the blues, Clarksdale is gloriously not gentrified and we fell in love with it before we even checked into our airbnb. Which, btw, we also recommend: Blues Hound Flat. Tell Graham we sent ya, and use our airbnb link for a discount!

Influence Of The Blues

Since the origin of the Delta blues, many other forms and styles have taken shape. Most notably, are Chicago and Texas blues. There’s also rhythm and blues, jump blues, boogie-woogie, and depending how much you want to drill down, much more. Many other genres of popular music have roots in the blues as well: soul, jazz, and country, to name a few. And of course, we wouldn’t have rock & roll if not for the blues. As a matter of fact, to quote a famous blues song, “the blues had a baby and they called it rock & roll.” 

The story of the blues is deep and layered like an onion. Surrounded in legend, folklore, debate, mystery, speculation and rumor, we’ve only peeled back a few layers here. But what is most remarkable is that it began with the most basic of instruments – the human voice – and evolved into a genre that will continue to grow and spawn sub-genres, and ultimately, last forever. Thanks to the Mississippi Delta.


If you’re as big a music fan as we are, you might be interested our post on Nina Simone. The blues can definitely be heard in her music, too!

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12 Comments

  1. Mitch - VeryTastyWorld says:
    December 11, 2021 at 5:40 pm Reply

    Thank you for this fascinating history of the blues – such a massively influential genre. Clarksdale looks like a terrific place to visit, especially as it has such a friendly and thriving community. And, of course, the live music venues sound absolutely brilliant, especially as you can find a gig seven days a week.

    1. Stephen & Andie says:
      December 11, 2021 at 7:26 pm Reply

      We’d heard a lot about what a great place Clarksdale is, and were always well aware of it’s deep connection to the blues, but man, did it far exceeded our expectations! And more than anything – the people!

  2. Retirestyle Travel says:
    December 13, 2021 at 5:34 pm Reply

    We didn’t know you were such music fans and we had never heard of Clarksdale. These are definitely places we would love to visit and appreciate the blues.

    1. Stephen & Andie says:
      December 15, 2021 at 3:55 pm Reply

      Yeah we are – both of our livelihoods are in music & entertainment! Stephen’s a professional drummer, and Andie’s a professional photographer & photo editor. If you like the blues, Clarksdale is a must-visit, and we think you’ll love it!

  3. Barry says:
    December 13, 2021 at 8:08 pm Reply

    The history section at the begining was so interesting and really set the scene for the narrative to follow. I did not know about “the Father of the Blues” and that was a great little story . I had heard of Clarksdale somewhat but not the pieces that you cover here- again so interesting.
    That sign for the crosroads insection is just so creative and attractive. The blues is a style of music I listened a lot to in my youth and its many haunting, dreamy tones as well as the more upbeat ones are a sound that bring back memories.
    Loved reading this very informative article, thanks.

  4. Paul (Paul Passing Through) says:
    December 15, 2021 at 8:24 pm Reply

    Now blues is a little more my jam. I hope the town stays gritty. It’s like a metaphor for the music itself. Maybe a little unrefined (especially early blues) at times but full of soul.

    1. Stephen & Andie says:
      March 25, 2022 at 2:26 pm Reply

      You hit the nail on the head! Clarksdale is perfectly gritty, and as far as we can tell, it seems like it will continue to maintain that. And as for Blues, for me (Stephen), the less refined, the BETTER!

  5. JoJo Hall says:
    January 4, 2022 at 4:42 pm Reply

    Blues is such a cool and layered genre of music, would love to visit the area to learn more about it!

    1. Stephen & Andie says:
      March 25, 2022 at 2:20 pm Reply

      Thanks, JoJo! We think you’d absolutely love Clarksdale! We’ve said it before, and we’ll say it every time – the people and the sense of community there are unbelievably amazing!

  6. Peggy Zipperer says:
    February 27, 2022 at 8:45 pm Reply

    What a fun musical history lesson! And a great job highlighting Clarksdale – if we get down that way (Memphis is on the list!), I look forward to checking it out.

    1. Stephen & Andie says:
      March 25, 2022 at 2:10 pm Reply

      Thanks so much, Peggy! Yeah, we definitely recommend Clarksdale. It may not be one of the most talked about cities to visit (aside from the Blues music), but the community and its people are absolutely amazing, and you’ll definitely get a real feel for the place. Speaking of Memphis brings Elvis to mind, ad on our road trip to Clarksdale, one of the stops we made was Tupelo, MS – which is Elvis’ birthplace!

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