Brownie McGhee (1915–1996) was a celebrated American blues guitarist, singer, and songwriter, best known for his long-standing partnership with harmonica player Sonny Terry. Together, they became icons of the Piedmont blues style, blending smooth fingerpicking guitar with energetic harmonica. McGhee's warm voice and storytelling lyrics made him a key figure in the folk and blues revival of the mid-20th century. Songs like "Walk On" and "Rising Sun" showcase his talent and enduring influence on the blues genre.