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Blues Lyrics of the Week: Keep on Playin’ the Blues
It’s been just over two and a half years now since blues guitarist, harmonica player, and singer Louisiana Red passed away, but our friends at Wolf Records are helping to ensure that Red’s legacy continues to live on with The … Continue reading
Posted in Albums, Lyrics
Tagged Bob Brozman, Johnny Nicholas, Louisiana Red
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Blues Lyrics of the Week: Pittsburgh Blues
It’s been just over a year now since the passing of the Southern-born (some reports say Bessemer, Alabama; others, Vicksburg, Mississippi) but Pittsburgh-raised bluesman known as Louisiana Red. And although Red never did make it back to Pittsburgh after the … Continue reading
Posted in Lyrics
Tagged Louisiana Red, Michael Frank
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R.I.P., Louisiana Red
Blues harmonica player and Rhythm Room proprietor Bob Corritore is reporting today that friend and fellow musician Louisiana Red has passed, another great loss to the blues music world. Here are a couple of posts we’ve done on Red in recent years, one on … Continue reading
Louisiana Red gets Memphis Mojo working on latest CD
We’ve talked here before about the Pittsburgh roots of the bluesman called Louisiana Red, who’s logged countless miles since leaving the Steel City for Chicago many decades ago. Having spent 20 years living in Germany, Red’s latest project actually finds him in yet … Continue reading
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Tagged Bob Corritore, David Maxwell, Louisiana Red, Mookie Brill
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Blues Lyrics of the Week: September 11th Blues
Ten years ago today, I had just boarded a morning flight in Baltimore when I heard the first report of a plane flying into the World Trade Center. Like so many others that day and in the days that followed, … Continue reading
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Tagged Louisiana Red
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Louisiana’s Pittsburgh roots
In addition to a cover story on Joe Louis Walker (who you might be interested to learn has been nominated for more Blues Music/W.C. Handy awards than any other artist, save Buddy Guy), the current edition of Blues Revue magazine includes a nice write-up … Continue reading
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Tagged Dusty Scott, Joseph Rosen, Louisiana Red, Pittsburgh Blues Festival
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