"Mr. Pedro" Wyant: Un Amigo Tiene El Blues
The diverse musical journey of Pete "Mr Pedro" Wyant originated in Colorado where he worked through his High School years playing lead guitar for the Titians. When the two key members, the Justice brothers, joined the military the core of the band was…
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"Make sure that you like the song making itself, because if you want to be a musician just because you want to be famous, you wont last."
The Cherry Poppin' Daddies are an American band established in Eugene, Oregon, in 1989. Formed by Steve Perry (vocals) and Dan Schmid…
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"People always need music that reaches their heart and empathises, especially in hard times."
Jeremy Spencer: Divine Blues
Jeremy Cedric Spencer, is a British musician, best…
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Jazz saxophonist Sam Rivers, one of the giants of avant-garde and free jazz, has died of pneumonia in Orlando, Florida, his family said. He was 88.
Born in Oklahoma into a family of musicians, Rivers embraced bebop in the 1950s and toured with singer Billie Holiday before joining the Miles Davis group in 1964, appearing on the "Miles in Tokyo" live album that same year.…
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"When cutting Blues records, I always remind myself of Picasso’s quote “Bad artists copy; great artists steal”.
Charley Burch is a lifelong Memphian who has been employed as a…
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Dave Arcari: Celtic spirit and passion
Slide guitarist & songwriter Dave Arcari’s alt.blues sounds owe as much to trash country, punk and rockabilly as they do pre-war Delta blues and have been showcased via six internationally-acclaimed solo CD releases. His…
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Al Lerman: We Have Fun !
Fathead may be the best blues and roots band to come out of Canada since Ronnie Hawkins hired the future-Band to become his backup group, The Hawks, in the mid-1950s. An ultra-tight ensemble,…
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"The Blues means a sense of loss to me."
Leo Aston: The Thrill is Gone
The Leo Trio are, Leo…
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"My passion for the music and the truth, you have to live the life to truly know it, about what births and informs the music might be one characteristic that led me to the journalist road".
Harvey Kubernik: I Deliver The Goods…
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Merry X-mas from Fito and "Mr. Blues"
"I love Greece, it's history, it's food. We played there a couple of times and it has been a real pleasure. I hope that they invite us back in the future when things get…
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"To learn playing the Blues is not much a science than much more a life-experience that comes out in terms of music".
SAMSARA BLUES EXPERIMENT…
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Allman Brothers Band, Glen Campbell, Antonio Carlos Jobim, George Jones, the Memphis Horns, Diana Ross, and Gil Scott-Heron Honored With The Recording Academy® Lifetime Achievement Award
The Recording Academy® (www.grammy.com) announced its Special Merit Awards recipients today, and this year's selections are:…
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"By learning the music from all the artists old and new who play the music I have learned about life. It has deeply affected my world view".
Curtis Salgado: Blues is my way of life
Curtis Salgado has a lot to celebrate. In…
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"The Blues allows me to express my emotions, and I'm always looking for emotions, I suppose that's the real reason have allowed me to become a musician and not only a listener"
Egidio “Juke” Ingala is a dynamic, smooth vocalist…
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The Scorch Sisters: Bringing the Heat
The Scorch Sisters consist of three formidable women who have been friends and bandmates for many years in different situations, and have finally decided to strike out on their own together with their unique blend of fierce, soulful vocals and seasoned,…
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Hamilton Loomis: Modern, funky & fun
Much like fellow funkster Lenny Kravitz, Loomis played every instrument on his debut and ‘Ain’t Just Temporary.’ The debut entitled ‘Hamilton’ was under Grammy consideration, an…
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Roger Stolle: Mission for Mississippi
Few people can claim to have had a bigger impact on the Delta blues scene in recent years than Roger Stolle. In addition to owning and operating his famed blues store Cat Head Delta Blues & Folk Art in Clarksdale,…
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"When I first heard Muddy and Willie Dixon, it hit me like a bullet"
Preston Hubbard: Riffin’The Bass
He had played and/or recorded with: Big Joe Turner, Roy Eldridge,…
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"Blues to me is taking a bad situation and getting some good from it".
Big Shot Reub & The Reloaders
There is a quality guitar slinger on the Blues horizon, and you should know his…
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The Cape Verdean singer Cesaria Evora, known as the "barefoot diva,” died Saturday, according to the culture minister of the country.
The Portuguese weekly, Expresso, reported she died in hospital in her native country. Cape Verde, a country comprised of of 10 islands, is located 570 kilometres off the coast of Western Africa. It gained independence from Portugal in 1975.
Often compared to American blues singer Billie Holiday, Evora sang in a rich…
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