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Coming festivals, shows well worth the trip for blues fans throughout Mid-Atlantic

Posted on April 29, 2015 by Mike

Earlier this year, we told you about the Lancaster Roots & Blues Festival, which is quickly gaining a reputation as one of the must-attend events for blues fans in the Mid-Atlantic region. Here are a few more festivals and shows … Continue reading →

Posted in Shows | Tagged Albert Cummings, Andy T and Nick Nixon Band, Anson Funderburgh, Austin Walkin' Cane, Barrelhouse Chuck, Bernard Jenkins, Beth Hart, Big Bill Morganfield, Billy Branch, Bob Margolin, Bob Stroger, Bobby Rush, Bonerama, Brownie McGhee, Buddy Guy, Carolyn Wonderland, Charlie Musselwhite, Chesapeake Bay Blues Festival, Chicago Blues Festival, Clarence Carter, Coco Montoya, David Honeyboy Edwards, Dexter Allen, Diunna Greenleaf, Dock Adams and Blues Hammer, Eddie Cotton Band, Eddie Shaw, Eddy "The Chief" Clearwater, Eric Gales, Gina Sicilia, Gregg Allman, Hamilton Loomis, Heritage Blues Orchestra, Heritage Music BluesFest, Ian Siegal, Jan Zukowski, Jarekus Singleton, Jason Ricci, Jerry Portnoy, Joel DaSilva and the Midnight Howl, John Nemeth, John Primer, Johnny Shines, Jonn Del Toro Richardson, Jonny Lang, Keb Mo, Kelly Bell Band, Kenny Beedy Eyes Smith, Lil' Ed & the Blues Imperials, Little G Weevil, Lurrie Bell, Mark Wenner, Matt Schofield, Mike Zito, Moreland & Arbuckle, Mud Morganfield, Muddy Waters, Nikki Hill, Patrice Moncell, Paul Oscher, Pete Ragusa, Project Blues, Quintus McCormick, Randy McQuay, Rick Kreher, Rod Piazza, Samantha Fish, Shemekia Copeland, Sister Rosetta Tharpe, Studebaker John's Maxwell Street Kings, Sugar Blue, Syl Johnson, Taj Mahal, the Texas Horns, Tom Holland, Tommy Castro, Toronzo Cannon, Victor Wainwright, Walter Trout, Western Maryland Blues Fest, Willie Dixon, Zora Young | Comments Off

Chicago Blues: A Living History returns with another blues (R)evolution

Posted on June 7, 2011 by Mike

You may recall 2009’s much-acclaimed two-disc collection Chicago Blues: A Living History, which featured Billy Branch, Lurrie Bell, John Primer, and Billy Boy Arnold performing their interpretations of songs representing the evolution of the Chicago blues, from early 1940s tunes like Sonny Boy Williamson’s “My Little … Continue reading →

Posted in Albums | Tagged Billy Boy Arnold, Billy Branch, Buddy Guy, Carlos Johnson, James Cotton, John Primer, Lurrie Bell, Magic Slim, Ronnie Baker Brooks, Zora Young | Comments Off

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