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‘100 Years of Blues’ shows that while there’s over a century of playing between the two of them, they still have new things to say.

Back To The Roots is the only printed Blues magazine in the Dutch language and is read in Belgium and the Netherlands.

The broad diversity found in this year’s nine “Keeping the Blues Alive” Award recipients reflects the impact that blues music has across the globe

“As I get older, I am interested in authenticity. I want to see how close to the bone I can get. I want to see how real to the heart I can get. I want to see how real of a song I can write. I am still chasing that.” Tommy Conwell

“I always tell people, ‘I can not be my father, I can represent the Allison name the best I can.’”

“One of the most moving things for me doing this work was to unpack the therapeutic effect of this music, and how it helps us find peace…”

With all due respect to Mr. Trower’s age, experience, and musical knowledge, I must reply, poppycock!

I think part of it is that blues is this great big tent, and there’s all kinds of blues, and I love all of it.

when Les Paul famously remarked, “I want a sound that has never been heard before,” he was probably not thinking of the unique cacophony created by Steve Vai’s supersonic pinch harmonics and Joe Bonamassa’s pentatonic…

LeniStern_BluesSoulAfricanHeart_DebraDevi The blues is a universal language, and electric guitarist Leni Stern’s fluency has lured her into African adventures…