“Killer” Ray Allison passes away suddenly at 60
By Barry Kerzner – Originally posted at American Blues Scene Chicago, IL – Chicago staple and blues icon “Killer” Ray
Read moreBy Barry Kerzner – Originally posted at American Blues Scene Chicago, IL – Chicago staple and blues icon “Killer” Ray
Read moreWhen it comes to iconic blues albums, few (if any) can match the fire and fury of Chess Records’ 1962
Read moreBY Lici Beveridge ORIGINALLY POSTED by Hattiesburg American Blues legend LC Ulmer has died. He was 87. He was found unconscious
Read moreThis is the latest installment of the weekly series, The Language of the Blues, in which author/rocker Debra Devi explores
Read moreBy Todd Beebe Music of every style can boast landmark recordings that introduce or reintroduce specific genres to the public.
Read moreGONE BUT NOT FORGOTTEN: HOWLIN’ WOLF By Todd Beebe On the wall at Legends there is a Mount Rushmore of
Read moreHowlin’ Wolf Marries The Blues and Rock’n’roll on Shindig by Todd Beebe The Blues has become more widely visible in
Read moreHUBERT SUMLIN: A true legend for the rock n’ roll hall of fame By Todd Beebe The music world lost
Read moreby Todd Beebe The 1950’s saw some of the most important and influential Blues recordings ever made come to life.
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