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Musician, poet/visual artist Peter Kraemer of Sopwith Camel talks about literature, music & counterculture

"Is for 'counterculture'. I right clicked on it and the example given was: 'the idealists of the sixties'. I suppose they could have said: 'the nihilists of the seventies'."

Peter Kraemer: Originality Of Art…

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Interview with Spanish one-man band Fernando Neris -- settled in Belgium explores the pre-war repertoire

"It (Blues) was part of the folk oral tradition. But they turned their backs on the Blues, long ago. The Blues seems to be too low class and to carry a message from the segregation days no one wants to listen to."

Fernando Neris: Pure Original Blues…

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Q&A with Budda & Nico Guedes of Budda Power Blues - a Portuguese trio that plays the blues from the guts

"Music is always a sharing process. It’s a celebration!!! That’s why world music is so popular these days."

Budda Power Blues: Don't Stop The Boogie

Budda Power Blues are a Portuguese Power…

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Q&A with French harmonica player Marko Balland -- Blues sounds with Rock culture from the heart and soul

"Blues and Rock music is still the only things that bring people, cultures there is no real racism in the music."

Marko Balland: Rock Blues Experience

From French blues harmonica player,…

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Dutch guitarist Mischa den Haring talks about Byther Smith, Roscoe Chenier, Boo Boo Davis and local scene

"I think without music things would have been worse and at the same time I wish that music could connect people even more. "

Mischa den Haring: Acid Blues Groove

BLu ACiD is Mischa den Haring and Jan…

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Interview with British music photographer John Bull aka Rockrpix -- Shooting Live Music, Keep Music Live!

"I hope that people wake up and stop wanting overnight manufactured ‘X Factor’ or reality TV bands and instead go out and listen to real music instead."

John Bull: Rock n' Roll Live Pix 

British music…

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Interview with composer and pianist Professor Bones - his music celebrates the Blues and its Masters

"I'm not afraid for the future because there is no future, only the present exists. My hope is that in this eternal present the consciences of everyone could be released and reunited. Only then can the future exist."

Professor Bones: Blues From Underground…

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Interview with harmonicist/singer JD Taylor of Little Boys Blue -- delivers Boogie Blues with An Attitude!

"I feel that Blues and the love of blues is continually bridging any all gaps of divide. Whether it be racial or political or socio-cultural, the one thing that binds us together is humanity."

Little Boys Blue: Feel it & Play it!…

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Interview with Norwegian Berdon Kirksaether - a veteran musician on local scene working in several genres

"Blues is real, honest and emotional music and you have to put your soul into every note you play to breathe life into it."

Berdon Kirksaether: On Music Canva…

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Q&A with Singapore harmonica player Kelvin Ng, recognized as a major blues talent in South East Asia

"I believe that when humans first found expression in music, melancholia has always been around in the earliest music forms. And these forms, be they from India or Africa or China or elsewhere, predated blues music by literally, thousands of years."

Kelvin Ng:…

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Interview with Romanian guitarist George Baicea - one of the most powerful Blues Rock guitarists of Balkan

"There are indeed some lines that connect Blues from US to Romania. In what we call old traditional Romanian music we really have similarities: message, rhythm, balance, somehow the same story of people bondage."

George Baicea: Electric Blues…

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Interview with progressive Jazz guitarist Marc Galea - one of Malta's leading guitar tutor and session musicians

"Blues is a unique style where it lets you close your eyes and play without thinking about theory and other stuff that makes your playing sounds too technical."

Marc Galea: Mediterranean Dreams…

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Q&A with British multi-talented Pistol Pete Wearn -- traditional Hill Country blues with bluegrass influences

"Music is music. It’s possible to over-think these things. It can make a political point, or help to bridge gaps between peoples’ experiences, but fundamentally its entertainment and first of all it exists to make people tap their feet. The rest is incidental."

Pistol Pete Wearn: Bluegrass…

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Q&A with Croatian musician Ivan 'Smoothead' Petricic, also best known as a manufacturer cigar-box guitar

"Impact of blues trough history was very important. It comes like the culture that African slaves were brought to America which was British colony. New rhythms, sounds, specific singing of work and chain songs on slave farms, white man never heard before. It's a knowledge and culture, not only music."…

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Q&A with songwriter/singer and guitarist JJ Appleton - traveled many music territories with the Blues compass

"I’m not the first to say, but the blues got soul. The blues is a feeling and I felt it the first time I heard it! And I can go years hearing a song - and while understanding the lyrics, not really having lived them."

JJ Appleton: The Blues Breathin'…

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Added by Music Network by Michael Limnios on December 30, 2015 at 12:30pm — No Comments

Q&A with Persian musician Chugh (aka Amin Dehnavi) of Ballgard, a funk rock band, formed in Tehran, Iran

"I have no fear about the future but I hope se day soon all totalitarian regime and radical governments leave their people alone and let to make decision about their life, music, appearance, religion...etc."

Ballgard: Making Funky Fun Music…

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Danish illustrator/cartoonist and musician Jesper Deleuran talks about underground comix and old time music

"The Beatnik scene in the late 50s, early 60s with jazz and poetry in the coffee houses had with the Folk Revival changed to "Folkniks" listening to folk singers in the coffee houses."

Jesper…

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Canadian musician Pat Axe talks about the Blues/Rock sounds of his life where he been and what he's done

"Get the Corporations out of the music business. Put the rebellion back into it. Make it art once again. We need more Warhol’s, John Lennon’s, Keith Richards, Bowie’s Hendrix’s. No more Beyoncé’s, and processed shit just to sell more crap we don’t need."

Pat Axe: Steady Rolling…

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Q&A with Canadian storyteller Robert Hubele - experiences as varied as the stylings of his Bluesy Jazzy songs

"The Blues, in my opinion, is the down and out and never going to get up again feeling that your mind tricks you with when your life isn’t going according to your plan."

Robert Hubele: Poet Of The Blues

Musician,…

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Interview with Thailand-based blues musician Benz Blues - spicy recipes with blues, jazz and rock seeds

"I miss most the music without theory no rules but feel it. I fear for the future is people will not be able to recognize a good musician from an actor."

Benz Blues: Nothing But The Blues…

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