Eddy "The Chief" Clearwater Tickets

Known to fans as Eddy "The Chief" Clearwater, born Edward Harrington in Macon, Mississippi on January 10, 1935, he carved out a lasting legacy in the blues. With roots in Mississippi street culture and a flair for mid‑century roots-tinged rock and blues, Eddy became a respected guitarist, vocalist, and showman. His music bridged traditional blues with a modern, energetic sensibility, earning him a Grammy nomination and a place in the Blues Hall of Fame. Though he passed away on June 1, 2018 in Skokie, Illinois, his influence continues to reach new listeners. This page provides a detailed biography, discography highlights spanning 1979–2014, and a snapshot of his touring history for fans and researchers alike.

Explore Eddy Clearwater's career highlights, from early singles like Hill Billy Blues (1958) and I Don't Know Why (1959) to a comprehensive album catalog across Rooster Blues, Blind Pig, Rounder/Bullseye, Alligator, and Cleartone labels. His last studio release is widely cited as Soul Funky (Cleartone, 2014). Follow official channels for updates and legacy releases. We’ve got you covered with trusted, no‑nonsense access to Eddy’s music and history.