Invisible Legend, Bruce Langhorne

Our founder’s legacy and contributions to folk music are legendary among artists and insiders. It’s time for Bruce’s story to be shared with the world by those he worked with and knew him best…

A smiling man with gray hair and beard, wearing a dark jacket, sitting outdoors near a body of water with palm trees in the background.
A handwritten note addressed to Bruce from Bob Dylan, written in black ink on paper, expressing warmth and well wishes.
Smiling man with gray dreadlocks and a patterned shirt attending a musical gathering with guitar players in the background.
Black and white photo of four musicians, one woman playing an acoustic guitar, three men standing behind her, one holding an electric guitar, and the others with a bass and a microphone. All appear to be in a recording studio or practice space.
A black-and-white photo of two young Black individuals outdoors, one holding a guitar and the other adjusting a microphone, with a blurred background of trees.
A young man smiling and playing guitar and ukulele, with text indicating Bruce Almighty as Langhorne playing blues at a New York apartment in 1961.
Man with a big smile, wearing a colorful patterned head wrap and has a beard.
Packaging for Brother Bru-Bru's African Hot Pepper Sauce with a man holding a bottle, wearing a colorful hat, smiling, surrounded by text indicating it is gluten free, salt free, all natural, hot, 5 fluid ounces, 147 milliliters.
A man with gray hair and beard smiling while holding a large, round, gold-colored object outdoors in a garden setting.
A split image showing a guitar and a cymbal on the left, and a man with curly black hair and a white shirt behind a podium on the right.