Introduction
Acoustic blues is a form of music that essentially describes the entire blues genre. The only type of music it doesn’t cover is anything featuring an electric instrument. Many people love the acoustic blues genre because it’s eclectic and broad. You may even go as far as to say it’s your passion, attending concerts, putting posters on your walls, and more.
Therefore, it’s not all that uncommon for people to begin looking for acoustic blues dog names. After all, why shouldn’t your passion for music not encompass everything else you love too – such as man’s best friend? If you are one of several people looking for acoustic blues dog names, you are sure to find one that captures your attention below.
Acoustic Blues Dog Names in Pop Culture
If you want your dog to have a name that appears both in pop culture and acoustic blues, then you are in luck. There are several options from which to choose, as both acoustic blues and pop culture often get their influences from each other. Below, you can learn about Skip and Otis, both dogs and people who appear in films and blues.
Skip is a Jack Russell Terrier that plays a significant role in the 2000 family drama film My Dog Skip. The movie follows a family with a veteran father, housewife mother, and a lonely child called Willie. When Willie’s father goes off to war, his mother buys him a dog to keep him company. That dog is Skip.
Skip becomes Willie’s faithful friend and gets him out of a few sticky situations. He then finds himself in one, where Skip’s life hangs on the line. Willie’s father comes back from war and helps Willie to find Skip which strengthens their bond. The movie then skips forward to Willie leaving for college, with Skip sleeping on Willie’s bed until he passes away peacefully of old age.
Skip in acoustic blues is obviously of the less furry variety. Skip, whose real name is Nehemiah Curtis, was an American Delta blues songwriter, singer, guitarist, and pianist. Skip was well-known for his finger-picking technique on the guitar, as well as his dark minor keys.
He appeared at several folk and blues festivals, performed in concerts, and lived a life revolving around blues from 1902 until 1969. However, according to those closest to him, he was moody and often aloof.
Otis is another acoustic blues singer that you would consider as a name for dogs. He resides in Cook County and enjoys playing the guitar, banjo, harmonica, and mandolin. He also sings. Otis has had a long-standing career in music that dates back to 1948 and has a top song called Ten Million Slaves that you can listen to on Last FM.
Otis is not only a blues singer but a movie star dog. Otis, the dog is a mixed breed that appeared as Tim’s dog in the 2005 film Son of the Mask. The movie follows on from the first movie The Mask but doesn’t garner the same successes. Son of the Mask is a box office bomb. However, even if the film is not a success, you can’t deny how cute Otis is (played by Bear) and how he’s a pivotal part of the movie.
Acoustic Blues Dog Name Considerations
Are you looking for acoustic blues dog names? Then you’re not alone. Several people have a passion and love for the genre and wish to name their pets after it. While you might not get away with it with your children, your significant other might let you get away with a unique name for your goldfish, cat, or dog.
Before you name your dog, however, spend some time mulling over your options. Remember, your pooch has this name for life, so if it doesn’t suit them, you are going to have a significant battle to retrain them with a different one. Firstly, consider the gender. While many names can be unisex, and there is no law against giving a male a female name and vice versa, it’s something you may like to consider. It can save you having to correct people on your dog’s gender further down the track.
The color of your dog can also play a part as some acoustic blue names tend to suit darker or lighter dogs. Breed doesn’t tend to matter as much, but you could come up with some fun plays on words such as Jack for a Jack Russell, and so on.
Male Acoustic Blues Dog Names
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Bob
From Barbecue Bob the blues musician
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Cephas
A folk singer from Cephas and Wiggins
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Wiggins
The second member of Cephas and Wiggins
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Jeff
Blind Lemon Jefferson's last name
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Fred
From Mississippi Fred McDowell the musican
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Taj
Grammy award-winning blues musician Taj Mahal
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Hoppy
A play on Lightnin' Hopkins, country blues singer
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Memphis
Of Memphis Minnie
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Otis
American blues singer Otis Taylor
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Sonny
A folk singer and guitarist
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Terry
Sonny Terry the folk singer
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Brownie
The folk blues singer's nickname - Walter McGhee
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Blake
Early 1900s blues singer and guitarist who was blind
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Lonnie
Jazz and blues singer Alfonzo Johnson's nickname
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Alfonzo
A New Orleans jazz and blues singer
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Doug
Doug MacLeod, a master bluesman
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Fenton
An influential American blues singer
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Gary
Of Reverend Gary Davis
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Keith
A cutting-edge Blues singer Catfish Keith
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Buddy
Jimi Hendrix' inspiration - Buddy Guy
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Boy
A guitarist Blind Boy Fuller
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Sam
Early blues artist Samuel James
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Charlie
From Charlie Parr, the traditional folk and blues artist
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Jack
1940s blues musician Jack Johnson
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Bjorn
Bjorn Verge, the blues and rock artist
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Dege
Slide-blues and writer Dege Legg
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Willie
Named after the country blues artist Willie Salomon
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Roy
Acoustic musician of over three decades - Roy Mette
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Doc
Doc Watson - the guitar and banjo player
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Tuna
1960s band called Hot Tuna
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Female Acoustic Blues Dog Names
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Ana
From Ana Popovic, Serbian blues musician
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Larkin
Named after the 2010 duo of Rebecca and Megan
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Ruthie
Acoustic and folk musician Ruthie Foster
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Shemika
Blues and gospel singer Shemika Copeland
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Mookie
Amplified blues and rock artist Mookie Brill
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Juwana
A Philadelphia artist who plays with Charlie Slavik
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Toni
Toni Cole, the singer and songwriter
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Queen
Jenny Queen's last name, a contemporary blues musician
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Lola
Beautiful blues singer Lola Johnson
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Cora
Traditional blues singer and songwriter Cora Fluker
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Natasha
Contemporary blues singer Natasha Hurst
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Gayla
American guitarist, singer, and songwriter
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Kristin
Classic teacher's daughter
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Clara
Rock, soul, funk, and diverse singer Clara Ghimel
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Olga
"The Blues Babe"
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Lisa
Lisa Mills, contemporary blues singer
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Maria
Maria Muldaur, part of a blues cover band
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Beverly
Belgium singer songwriter
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Ruby
A well known blues artist
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Rory
Also known as Aurora Block, blues guitarist and singer
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Etta
American Piedmont blues guitarist
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Laura
From Lara and Laura Unplugged
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Millie
Named from Mississippi Millie, Delta blues artist
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Jan
Folk, jazz, and blues artist Jan Spillane
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Robin
American blues singer Robin Rogers
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Lamia
LamieLa, blues singer
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Alison
Of the duo Alison Krauss and Robert Plant
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Karen
American folk blues singer and banjo player Karen Dalton
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Janiva
R&B vocalist
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