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I Got the Blues
If this week’s weather isn’t quite doing it for you, then we can at least help put some Spring in your step with this latest talk-free edition of our BluesPowR Radio Hour, featuring a pair of tracks from both Junior … Continue reading
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Tagged Alabama Slim, Buddy Guy, Ian Parker, Junior Wells, Liam Ward Band, Mark Hummel, Sugaray Rayford, Willie Farmer
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Ian Parker dishes Spoonful of Gold on album paying tribute to blues great Willie Dixon
We hadn’t heard much about British blues-rocker Ian Parker before we caught a track from his new album on BBC recently, but that — plus learning that said album was a tribute to Chicago blues musician/writer/producer and “Poet Laureate of … Continue reading
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Tagged Ian Parker, Willie Dixon
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