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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"Blues is like violin. It’s easy to play it badly and very hard to get it right".
Tom Lavin: "Blues + Jazz = BLAZZ!"…
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"Good music is emotional communication, and it offers all the range of human emotions."
John Fry: Hold Fast To Your Roots…
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B.B. & The Blues Shacks
They are firmly based on the roots of traditional R´n´B – playing good music that entertains, delivers fun and captivates the listeners. That´s just one of the reasons why they trade as Europe´s best Blues band.…
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A mix of familiar names and up-and-comers are among the nominees for the 33rd annual Blues Music Awards. Nominations for the awards - presented by the Memphis - based Blues Foundation - were announced today. The ceremony will be held on May 10 at the Cook Convention Center.
BLUES.GR's BLOG wishes to congratulate all the…
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"The world and everything in it are what have been offered to me by the Blues"
K.K. Martin is a fourth generation Singer/Songwriter/Guitarist/Musician born in West Monroe, Louisiana.…
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"I like that ‘blues’ is not racial between black and white. It is an economic level. Any poor person with misery in their life has the blues."
Dick Waterman: Focus on the Blues Myths
Photographer, agent, manager,…
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"Music gives a way of expressing what’s in my soul and allows me to bring out all my experiences and turn them into sounds".
Javier Vargas was born in Madrid shortly after his parents had left Buenos Aires where they had migrated some years before. Nine years later, the family…
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Chris Spedding should need no introduction for any fan of British rock . One of the most gifted and versatile guitarists of his generation he has straddled pop, rock, jazz and punk for almost half a century. He’s done this with ease whilst finding time to play with many major figures of music scene such as Roxy Music, Elton John, John Cale, Little…
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The Small Blues Trap is a well known Greek blues band formed in August 2004, consisting of Paul Karapiperis, on steel and slide guitar, keyboards, harmonica and vocals, Panagiotis Daras guitar, slide and acoustic guitar, Lefteris Besios, bass and Stathis Evangeliou drums. S.B.T. is a band with…
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Roy Roberts became hooked on music while growing up in a small town in Tennessee, listening to blues and R&B on radio stations WLAC out of Nashville. Jimmy Reed’s “Baby What You Want Me to Do” was the clincher and at the age of 14, Roy worked on a nearby farm to earn the money for his first guitar, a mail order Sears Silvertone.…
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DENNY FREEMAN
As an adolescent and young teen in Dallas, Texas in the late1950's, Denny Freeman heard on the radio the radical new sounds of people like Little Richard, Fats Domino, Ray Charles, and Chicago and Louisianna blues artists like Muddy waters and Slim Harpo. Freeman would go to concerts…
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