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  • Max Hightower – The Blues Chooses You
  • OK Jazz Episode #198 - The BLUES!
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twangville.com /1 day ago

Max Hightower – The Blues Chooses You

Max Hightower likes a good rhythm section. Hightower is a harmonica ace who captures a primal sound that echoes decades of gruff, growling bluesmen that probably started with Howli...

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soundcloud.com /1 month ago

OK Jazz Episode #198 - The BLUES!

The BLUES! This is a fun one, introducing some of my favorite blues tracks past & present, some famous tracks and some deeper cuts. Pour out a couple bourbons and turn the musi...

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tokyojazzsite.com /1 month ago

OK Jazz Episode # 198 – The BLUES!

John Lee Hooker  – ‘Moanin’, album The Hot Spot Soundtrack Larry Davis – ‘Texas Flood’, album Blues Masters Vol. 6 – Blues Originals Otis Rush – ‘Groaning The Blues’, album The Cla...

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americanbluesscene.com /1 month ago

‘It’s a Feel, Man’: Moses Crouch on the Soul of Hill Country Blues

Moses Crouch talks Hill Country Blues, trance-inducing grooves, musical lineage, and the traditions connecting North Mississippi, Memphis, and the blues of today.

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twangville.com /1 day ago

Charlie Parr – Rooming House

Charlie Parr is a signature folk (and blues) musician, typical of many who have risen up in the Minneapolis folks scene. Parr’s music is simple, straight forward, and tells a story...

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americansongwriter.com /1 month ago

4 Forgotten Blues Hits From the 1950s That Your Parents Couldn’t Stop Playing

UNSPECIFIED - JANUARY 01: Photo of Bobby BLAND (Photo by Gems/Redferns) You might have forgotten about (or never heard) these blues hits from the 1950s, but I bet your parents were...

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americansongwriter.com /1 month ago

3 Blues Songs From 1968 That Heartbreakingly Captured the Turmoil of the Era

HUTY30868 005 With the Vietnam War raging, the year 1968 was full of turmoil; and these blues songs from that year captured that era's energy. The post 3 Blues Songs From 1968 That...

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allaboutjazz.com /1 month ago

The Blues Project - LIVE and Well in the Redwoods

The Blues ProjectThe Paper Mill Creek SaloonForest Knolls, CAAugust 14, 2026 Some sixty years after The Blues Project first emerged from the ferment of Greenwich Village, Roy Blume...

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bluesrockreview.com /1 month ago

5 Artists Bringing Blues into the 21st Century

From psychedelic soul to hip-hop, modern blues artists are proving that respecting the tradition doesn’t mean being trapped by it. The post 5 Artists Bringing Blues into the 21st C...

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uncut.co.uk /1 month ago

Skip James’ Devil Got My Woman: the haunting last stand of a rediscovered bluesman

How James' closed his recording career with a spellbinding set that reaffirmed his place among the most distinctive voices in blues history

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guitarworld.com /2 weeks ago

Don’t be intimidated by acoustic bluegrass – this lesson is the perfect primer (just watch out for the F6/9!)

Bluegrass folk blues can take many forms, incorporating influences from both sides of the Atlantic, but it all comes down to two hands and the acoustic guitar

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soundaboard.blogspot.com /1 week ago

Mojo Buford Blues Band LIVE at the Dug Out 1974

LIVE at the Dug Out   1974 8/1070ies soundboard hereRaw  Chicago stuff !Another goodie I found buried in my pile!comes with a great  looking official coversLINKS

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americanbluesscene.com /2 weeks ago

Language of the Blues: The Griot Tradition and the Storytellers of the Blues

In this installment of Language of the Blues, author and rocker Debra Devi follows the griot tradition from West African singer-historians to blues musicians who carried stories, h...

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americanbluesscene.com /1 month ago

Meet the Real-life Elwood Blues: Harp Player Charlie Musselwhite

Before the stages and decades of recordings, there was a kid in Memphis listening to street singers, picking up a harmonica and finding his way into the blues.

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twangville.com /2 weeks ago

Keb’ Mo’: The Breakdown and the Long Way Home

Keb’ Mo’ has been making music for more than half a century, but he still approaches a song like there is something left to figure out. Born and raised in Compton, California, he c...

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americanahighways.org /1 day ago

Show Review: King Biscuit 2026: The Blues Is Still Here

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americanbluesscene.com /1 week ago

The Music, Moonshine and Family of Hill Country Blues – Scott “Janky” Lindsey

Scott “Janky” Lindsey says God created music and there’s no music in hell.

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americanbluesscene.com /1 month ago

America’s Blues Birthday Party Comes to Lyons, Illinois

More than 40 acts from across the country converge on Lyons, Illinois, September 19–20 for a free celebration spanning zydeco, Chicago blues, Hill Country, Delta grooves, jump blue...

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guitarworld.com /1 month ago

“Neil Young and Stephen Stills have explored this tuning to great effect”: Drop D is not just for grunge and metal – Joe...

The blues guitar superstar unpacks his drop D approach and explains how you can use it in your own blues jams

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soundaboard.blogspot.com /1 month ago

Robert Jr. Lockwood LIVE Capitol Theatre Charleston, WV. 1989-06-04 (Mt. Stage)

LIVE   Capitol Theatre  Charleston, WV.  1989-06-04 10\10 sound Wish the set was longer!Robert Jr. Lockwood - Guitar, VocalsGene Schwartz (?) - Bass Guitar?? (Ahmed ??) - Drums  ...

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americanbluesscene.com /1 month ago

He Chose the Blues. Now He’s Trying to Save It – Sean “Bad” Apple 

Sean “Bad” Apple recalled how the crowd reacted to Jimmy “Duck” Holmes performance at Bad Apple Blues Club seven years ago. “My place was packed. Not only was every seat taken, but...

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bluesblastmagazine.com /2 weeks ago

Ma Rainey – Mother Of The Blues | Album Review

Ma Rainey – Mother Of The Blues: The Complete Paramount Recordings 1923-28 Black Swan Records https://blackswanrecords.org/ 118 songs – 344 minutes At the dawning of audio recordin...

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americana-uk.com /2 weeks ago

Video: Jessi Colter “Same Old Blues” – a lost treasure

Four-time GRAMMY Award-winning Shooter Jennings has put together a second album of previously unknown songs from his country-superstar father, Waylon Jennings. Same Old Blues featu...

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soundaboard.blogspot.com /3 weeks ago

DOUBLE DECKER B.B. King LIVE Newport Folk Festival 1989 B.B. King LIVE United Western Recorders Hollywood...

The great B.B. King  Both at 320 (never seen flac for these)LIVE   United Western Recorders Hollywood LA, Oct 01 1972 SET LIST01. Everyday I Have the Blues.mp302. How Blue Can You...

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