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Deb Ryder is an American blues singer and songwriter. Born in Peoria, Illinois, she grew up in Chicago, where her father was a local singer. The family later moved to California, where her mother opened the Topanga Corral club, hosting artists like Canned Heat and Neil Young. Ryder began her musical career in her teenage years, performing with legends such as Etta James and Big Joe Turner. She has released several albums, including "Might Just Get Lucky" (2013), "Let It Rain" (2015), and "Grit Grease & Tears" (2016). Her music blends R&B, soul, and blues. The products available from the artist Deb Ryder include CDs.
