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Interview with American illustrator/artist Robert Crumb - widely considered to be the "father of underground comics."

"Part of the human condition and human nature is that some people are just going to go for power and domination over other people. We're just gorillas or just like apes that way, or chimpanzees, you know? There's always going to be the powerful alpha ones that have to dominate everyone else."…

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Q&A with Carolyn Gaines (founder of Blues Schools Program) - teaches the blues history to the youths

"Blues music has impacted the world, but Blues has not impacted African women and men to keep study employment in the blues business. The best and the greatest musicians are not being recognize."

Carolyn Gaines: Keep The Blues Alive…

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French rocker Steph Honde talks about the Blues roots of Rock and the legendary Monsters of Rock n' Roll

"If you can play some real Blues, then you can play Rock’n Roll, Hard Rock, Prog etc. Music and Feelings should be first, then being technical comes after. That’s what Blues is all about to me: Musicality."

Steph Honde: The Bluesy Side of Rock…

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The Knickerbocker All Stars: Jack Gauthier, JP Sheerar & Al Basile talks about the project and the famous café in RI

"The blues provides the most direct feelings of human despair, pleasure and happiness than any other genres."

The Knickerbocker All Stars:

Let The Good Times…

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Italian musician Gianluigi Cavaliere talks about the literature in music, Chantango and the '70s prog-rock era

"Poetry in Music as I mean it, is a common and universal language which encompasses in sentiment all the peoples of the world: the fights, the joys, the defeats, the victories and the shared bursts for global Love."

Gianluigi Cavaliere: Soul of Culture …

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Interview with Austrian singer and painter Susanne Plahl - imparts freedom and gives room to show her emotion

"My hopes are that people finally detect that music is something which is worth to be honored and expressed in money and that music industry realizes that it cannot stick to a few old stars and completely let the rest die out."

Susanne Plahl: The Lightning…

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California poster/comic artist Frank Alan Bella talks about Family Dog artists, Beat movement & counterculture art

"I would have housing built on the moon and send all the rich that have no souls, the evil corporations that poison the planet, and anyone that has hate in their heart on a one-way trip."

Frank Alan Bella: The Art Of The Mystery…

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Q&A with Greek origin JJ Fields (Sav Palaktsoglou) -- one of South Australia’s best blues & roots guitarist

"Blues music being a true form of musical expression, it transcends all racial and social barriers and unites people regardless of their ethnic background or socio-economic status. That is why people from all over the world are embracing the Blues."

JJ Fields: Walkin' With The…

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Q&A with Stolen Hearts -- a Carolina-based duo with their own individual approach to blues & roots music

"We feel that music can bridge the gap between races. It’s a Universal language that we all understand and can relate to, especially blues and soul. There’s something about blues music that seems to bring us all together with a deeper understanding of the human condition."

Stolen…

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Q&A with President/CEO of The Blues Foundation, Barbara B. Newman - dedicated to preserving of blues

"It doesn’t matter your race, religion, nationality or socio-economic position when it comes to good music. We are all part of humanity and music is that universal language."



Barbara B. Newman:…

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Boston based David Champagne talks about Treat Her Right, Agnostic Gospel, Jeff Beck and Bob Dylan

"Life is chaos, art gives it form. So, blues and gospel are a way to make sense of and express experience. It is music that touches me in a way that other music does not."

David Champagne: Colored Kaleidoscope…

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Q&A with fingerstyle guitarist/folklorist Andy Cohen - a walking, talking folk-blues-roots music encyclopedia

"Blues is not nostalgia, Blues is History, and Blues is Truth."

Andy Cohen: On The Roots Road Again

Andy Cohen is a virtuoso fingerstyle guitarist who has been described as "a walking,…

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Q&A with songwriter/guitarist Miss Tess - grooving rock n’ roll rooted in swinging blues and throwback country

"It’s definitely a different experience as a woman in the music industry. Regardless of how much progress we make in equality it’s still a struggle at times."

Miss Tess: Soulful Burnin' Music…

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Milwaukee musician Steve Cohen talks about the Blues place where have meaningful musical dialogue

"I fear that blues is being swallowed up whole by rock music. Audiences are being presented with an inferior product that is presented with the blues label, but it’s a severely watered down version. The result being a shrinking blues audience."

Steve Cohen: Talking With The…

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Q&A with Iranian formed band KIOSK - stinging political satire hidden within its blues and folksy sound

"There are a lot of similarities between blues and some of our folk music, I am not educated in traditional music of Iran ... I can hear a lot of elements that were probably adopted by western music from Persian music."

Kiosk: The Universal …

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Q&A with Chicago blueswoman Zora Young - one of the best and charismatic blues singers in the world

"I miss the soulful great voices but most of all some of my friends that are no longer here. My hopes and fears for the future is uncertain but long as life last and death past I have another chance."

Zora Young: The Blues of Life…

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Bluesman Buddy Reed talks about Muddy, "Harmonica" Smith, Big Mama, Little Richard and Johnny Otis

"I believe the blues has been a tremendous racial healing force worldwide."

Buddy Reed: Gutbucket & Pure Blues

Ivan Elmo "Buddy" Reed got his start playing the blues in San Bernardino, California in…

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Q&A with Swedish singer/musician Stefan Berggren, well known to classic rock fans over the past decade

"I miss character and original sounds. Drum sound. Most of today bands sound the same. Don't be afraid to form a progressive rockbound and just listen to the sea or trees."

Stefan Berggren: Keep The Soul Rockin'…

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Conversation about art with John Brantingham -- author, poet, educator, and writer in residence at east of LA

"The arts, all of them, are a collective conversation about the human experience, and they are a conversation we are having together."

John Brantingham:

The Truth of…

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Interview with Italian pianist Henry Carpaneto - one of the most popular European musicians working today

"Blues Music has the power to connect people. Now it just depend from people."

Henry Carpaneto: The Blues Brother

Henry Carpaneto is one of the most popular Italian pianists working today. But his popularity…

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