Born in 1956 in Greenwood (MS), daughter of a blues
           performer and a gospel singer, Nora Jean Wallace has had, since her
    arrival on the Chicago west side in the early eighties, an uneven and inter
  mittent professional career. But it certainly she belongs to a generation of singers
like Valerie Wellington or Big Time Sarah who have been essential to electric blues music in the windy city. As Nora Jean Bruso (then her husband's name), she toured stages around the world and recorded two fundamental albums at the beginning of the   2000s. Now she's reborn with her real name with the album "Blueswoman", an          event for those who have missed her all this time and have considered her one of
       the most authentic voices of contemporary blues music. We have been in luck.