When someone asks who really invented Rock and Roll, you can tell them Roosevelt and Uaroy Graves did it in Hattiesburg during the Great Depression.

The pros at ABS came up with this Top Five guide to discover Florida Blues Festivals with the best live music lineups, vendors, arts, food, and attractions.

If ‘Rough Cut’ from Curtis Salgado and Alan Hager don’t garner every award there is this year, then there is no justice in the world.

The 16-track album ‘Neoprene Fedora’ chronicles Burgin’s move to California from Chicago, and has more twists and turns than Route 66.

Kolassa’s ‘Double Standards’ is a deceptively complex album of compelling takes on great blues songs.

Excitement is building and the anticipation is palpable for the upcoming Jimi Hendrix album, ‘Both Sides of the Sky,’ hitting the street March 9th.

“I want to honor Muddy and give his fans all I can about him musically and historically, even as I make my own music.”

On March 9th, the album ‘The High Cost of Low Living’ hits the streets, marking the return of Moss to traditional, Chicago and jump blues.

Blues great B.B. King listened to Payne on his lunch break when he was picking cotton in the fields as a teenager.

The Chicago Blues Camp is currently registering campers for its 2018 run. Instead of canoeing, hiking, and arts & crafts,…