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Rain in song often symbolizes more than just weather; it sets moods, evokes emotions, and reflects life’s ups and downs. From Gordon Lightfoot’s melancholy “Early Morning Rain” to Eddie Rabbit’s hopeful “I Love a Rainy Night,” we explore how artists use rain to express everything from sadness and longing to freedom and renewal.
See what made Little Walter so unique.
As we remember George Harrison twenty-two years later we should remember both his spirituality and his humor.
A wonderful world indeed. And Thanksgiving Day is a perfect time to be grateful for it.
“When I’m reaching an audience, I feel it.” – Hubert Sumlin
Throughout history countless women have given the blues a unique stamp.
Unfortunately, Chicago is going to have to keep waiting for her Blues Museum.
From the moment she stepped out of the church and into the spotlight, Aretha Franklin cast a long lasting spell on the world with her glorious, God-given gift.
If you are drawn to the highway, there is no other choice. It is just a natural fact because, as Tom Cochrane tells us, “Life Is A Highway.”
The staff of American Blues Scene put our collective heads together, and offer our choices of the 10 greatest.