Kickin’ It With Matt Hendricks: The Blues Begins
When I was growing up and getting into music, I knew about the blues and some of it’s bigger performers
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BB King
Classic Album: Johnny Winter
The 1969 self-titled album from Johnny Winter blew through the music world like a Texas tornado. Mixing blazing guitar with
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Gone But Not Forgotten, Ruby Wilson
Editor’s Note: The following obituary is written by JD Nash, and originally appeared in American Blues Scene on August 14.
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Remembering B.B. King – One Year Later
May 14, 2016 will mark the one-year anniversary of the passing of B.B. King–more commonly known as The King of Blues.
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BB King falls ill on stage, cancels remaining tour dates
by Tom Marker Originally posted by WXRT. B.B. King was back in Chicago this past Friday night for a show at
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Interview: Aaron Neville
[Lightly edited for clarity.-Ed] DH: Good morning Aaron, how are you today? AN: I’m fine, how are you? DH: I’m
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Said We Can Never Be
Said We Can Never Be Excerpt from a soon-to-be-published novel by Linda M. Rowland-Buckley. Many nights after Minnie had first
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Eric Clapton Crossroads Guitar Festival 2013: Night One
Local Musicians included in 4th Eric Clapton Crossroads Guitar Festival benefit concert by Dan Hack Since the inaugural in Dallas
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Addresses For The Blues
by Todd Beebe The 1950’s saw some of the most important and influential Blues recordings ever made come to life.
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Classic Album – BB King Live at The Regal
Classic Album: B.B. King Live at the Regal by Todd Beebe The Blues is a music that demands to be heard
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