Junior Kimbrough was an influential American blues musician born on July 28, 1930, in Hudsonville, Mississippi. He was known for his unique style that blended traditional Delta blues with a more modern, rhythmic approach. Kimbrough's music often featured repetitive guitar riffs and deep, soulful vocals, which became a hallmark of his sound. Throughout his career, Kimbrough released several albums, with his most notable work being "All Night Long" in 1998. He gained recognition for his live performances, particularly at his juke joint, Junior's Place, in Mississippi, where he showcased his raw and powerful music to audiences. Kimbrough passed away on January 12, 1998, leaving a lasting impact on the blues genre.