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No one does it better than Buddy Guy! The Chicago blues legend just wrapped up his 2026 January residency at Buddy Guy's Legends in the South Loop. The next day, the 89-year-old won his 9th Grammy Award for "Best Traditional Blues Album." 🤯 #NeverOutdoneChi

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