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Bill Wyman, Peter Frampton, Red Hot Chili Peppers bassist Flea and Nickleback were among many rockers world wide to offer their condolences after learning about the death of legendary bassist Donald ‘Duck’ Dunn.
We sat down to speak with famous contemporary blues Kenny Wayne Shepherd, who talked about Bryan Lee, playing with his heroes and idols on Blues from the Backroads
Those hoping to hear a re-imagining of one of the long-popular staple anthems of Chicago such as “Sweet Home Chicago” or Frank Sinatra’s “Chicago” will be disappointed.
At the Juke Joint Festival, we sat down to talk with an emerging talent with an exciting voice, Cleome.
We got a chance to visit Sturgis and Mandy from Low Society Band, the blues band with a great name who’s definitely not your grandpa’s blues music!
While at the Juke Joint Festival, we had the great pleasure of speaking with Amanda Gresham, the CEO of an incredibly exciting blues businesses — the Delta Music Experience.
Lee reveals the surprising meaning behind the name of his new album, his upbringing around some of the most famous Jazz cats on the planet, and what makes his rockin’ rollickin’ blues so powerful. Take a listen!
Listen up to hear all about the National Blues Museum, the good it’s already doing for the blues community, and how one localized blues scene is thriving and exploding with the support of a very successful website.
The good reverend opened up about his (now formerly) secret upcoming new album, it’s (now not secret!) name, and the band’s deceptively powerful, unique sound that’s made them a major crossover success while maintaining staunchly loyal to the old school blues that was their influence
We got the chance to speak with the powerful Texas cannonball Reverend K.M. Williams, an ordained minister and a striking modern version of old Texas country bluesmen like Lightnin’ Hopkins and guitar evangelists like Blind Willie Johnson. Check out what K.M. had to say!