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A must see for any die-hard fan of blues. Legendary Chess Studio where majority of big names recorded.
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2120 S Michigan Ave, Chicago
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Willie Dixon's Blues Heaven Foundation, located in the historic Chess Records Building in Chicago, offers visitors a deep dive into the roots of Chicago blues and rock and roll. The museum preserves the legacy of Willie Dixon and the influential Chess Records label. Visitors appreciate the knowledgeable guides who share stories about the legendary musicians who recorded here, including Muddy Waters, Chuck Berry, and Etta James. The small size of the museum allows for an intimate experience, but some find it limiting. The original recording studio and the exhibits featuring vintage equipment and memorabilia are highlights for many. While the museum provides a valuable look into music history, some visitors note that the displays could benefit from updating and expansion. The location in the South Loop area adds to its authenticity, though parking can be challenging. Overall, it's a significant stop for blues enthusiasts and music history buffs, offering a genuine glimpse into a pivotal era of American music.
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