Musician who spliced jazz, funk and blues, including in a spell on a major label in the early 1980s, was celebrated as ‘fearless’ by his family
James Blood Ulmer, the US guitarist celebrated for his avant garde splicing of jazz, blues and funk, has died aged 86.
A statement on social media said he died on 3 June. “His music was fearless, and so was his spirit,” his family added in another statement.
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This article was originally published by The Guardian and written by Ben Beaumont-Thomas.
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