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Under the Influence (of the blues!)
Let the blues take over with this intoxicating edition of our BluesPowR Radio Hour, featuring music from Gregg Allman, Kenny Wayne Shepherd, Guy Davis & Fabrizio Poggi, Bette Smith, Hurricane Ruth, a doubleshot from Colin James, and more! Playlist Under … Continue reading
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Tagged Al Basile, Bette Smith, Colin James, Fabrizio Poggi, Gregg Allman, Guy Davis, Hurricane Ruth, Kenny Wayne Shepherd, Micki Free, Mojo Stars, Too Slim & the Taildraggers
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Mojo Risin’: Time-trippin’ with Bette Smith’s Jetlagger
On the opening track of her debut album Jetlagger (Big Legal Mess Records), Brooklyn-born soulstress Bette Smith promises “I Will Feed You” and that’s exactly what she proceeds to do musically, moving from the haunting, Macy Gray-ish sound of that … Continue reading
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Tagged Bette Smith, Jimbo Mathus
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