"I think the whole concept of the outlaw or the counterculture is the concept of the outsider and the outsider is very real, that’s their connection, just people that don’t fit in who want to change things, that’s where they meet and are one and the same to a certain extent."
John Dorsey: Off The…
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"There is always hope in poetry and music unless art is disoriented by the needs of the market."
Katerina Koutsogiannopoulos:
The Summer of Love, Peace &…
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"Blues music has been the driving force of modern commercial music that was invented by Black Americans. Once it would bring people together now it is very segregated again. Since most things are turned into product in America the Blues is no different."
Sammy Blue: A…
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"There is no Political Correctness going down around it and Black, White, Green, Purple or whatever kind of people that sing and play Blues, we think it’s just a pain in the ass. Shut up and play!"
Arthur 'Arti' Funaro: The Art of Blues…
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"If I could get rid (or change) one thing in the musical world...easy, I would get rid of I-tunes...Spotify...Reverb Nation...and all those other 'electronic' pages."
Michael De Jong: Blues For The People…
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"The blues as historical specific genre is born out of the Afro-American experience of creating musical hope, wonder and catharsis in a period of extreme racial suppression. That is the roots of the blues and should never be forgotten or under-communicated."
Richard Gjems: Let The Music…
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"The blues is color blind and the world should be, too."
Sunny Crownover: All Right Music
Sunny Crownover (Killoran), a California native, is a critically acclaimed blues and jazz vocalist who grew up as…
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"The music reached across racial boundaries and connected with young white people. This could not have been done by other means. Music is a force for change and the blues has had a huge role in the process here in the US."
Crooked Eye Tommy: Big Blues Men…
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"Music is also an important window to the political, social and environmental world. It is a reflection and measure of our health as a civilization, an essential tool for growing the mind and healing as is poetry."
Michael Rothenberg: The Poet Of…
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"Jazz and Blues have both changed the culture and in turn have been changed by it. The way musicians view society and culture affects the way they present their music and sometimes this is an expression of political ideas."
Rich Halley: The Nature of Expression…
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"Today it is good to see a lot more Blues musicians are trying to keep with more traditional structures."
Isaiah B. Brunt: Like Old Good Wine
Isaiah B. Brunt has been a top production person and studio…
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"Music is a great equalizer. Art reflects the freedom of the soul. Art reflects the truth of its time, and is pure. It speaks the truth in a way all of us can understand and access."
KALO: The Mighty Mississippi…
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"The blues is a part of my culture, just like country and western is to Caucasian. A lot of people say you have to FEEL the blues, but I think the blues is in your heart, mind and soul. You have to feel it in order to live it."
Scrap Iron: The Blues Is…
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"We keep hammering away at the meanness, the racism and the power of Multi National Corporations. It’s all we can do. If society was run by folk musicians, there would be much more equality in the world!!"
Andy Irvine: The Union Of Folk…
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"Blues music is currently an American musical form or style and today has nothing to do with it’s past. There are exceptions … musicians that have an actual historical link, but they are few."
Eddie Turner: Buried…
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"Proudly, blues music is the one style of music that has singlehandedly bridged the gap between people, places and politics from around the world."
Jordan Patterson: Back To The Groove
After spending…
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"All of the best literature is countercultural because it challenges commonly accepted ways of thinking and living."
Hassan Melehy: Langue, Poésie et Musique
Hassan Melehy is Professor of…
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"It (Blues & Jazz) is a shared interest among those dedicated to the art—we respect one another—honor the music above all. This transcends race and politics."
Kay Andreas Kostopoulos: Exotica
Black Olive…
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"Blues & Jazz have practically defined a whole musical culture in which by the end of the 20th century had become embedded in the mainstream of American society."
The Lucky Losers: Yin & Yang Blues…
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"The thing I miss most is that so many of these wonderful people have gone and they can never be replaced. There were all these people around in the 1960s and if I’d known then what I know now I would have gone and met them; John Hurt, Elizabeth Cotton, Son House, Skip James, Etta Baker, Dock Boggs, Archie Edwards, etc."…
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