Loading... Please wait...Sonny Boy Williamson II, born Aleck Ford (later known as Aleck "Rice" Miller), was one of the most influential blues musicians of the twentieth century. Born in Mississippi around 1912, he became famous for his expressive harmonica playing, powerful singing voice, and witty songwriting. Williamson helped shape the sound of electric blues through classic recordings such as Help Me, Don't Start Me Talkin', and Eyesight to the Blind. His unique style blended traditional Delta blues with a modern, amplified sound that influenced generations of blues and rock musicians. Known for his charismatic performances and sharp sense of humor, Sonny Boy Williamson remains a legendary figure whose music continues to inspire artists around the world.