Podcasts about Chicago Blues Festival

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Also in the news: Street closures for NASCAR Street Race begin today; Three people rescued from sinking boat on Lake Michigan; Chicago Blues Festival took over Grant Park this weekend and more.

Also in the news: Street closures for NASCAR Street Race begin today; Three people rescued from sinking boat on Lake Michigan; Chicago Blues Festival took over Grant Park this weekend and more.

2024 Grammy winning artist, Mr. Sipp joins Lisa Dent to talk about the early beginnings of his career, his love for the blues and gospel, and about his new album Old Time Church (Live). You can see Mr. Sipp this weekend at the Chicago Blues Festival. Follow The Lisa Dent Show on Twitter:Follow @LisaDentSpeaksFollow @SteveBertrand […]

Thursday 8 O'Clock Buzz host Tony Castañeda welcomes Madison Blues Society President Steve Porter onto the show in advance of the 2024 Chicago Blues Festival at Millenium Park June 6-9. […] The post Keeping the Blues Alive appeared first on WORT-FM 89.9.

Der Luzerner Musiker und Sänger Dominic Schoemaker bezeichnet es als grosses Kompliment, dass er ans Chicago Blues Festival eingeladen wurde. Sein erklärtes Ziel ist es aber, einmal in der Royal Albert Hall in London aufzutreten. Zuerst ist er nun mit seiner EP «See Who I Am» zu Gast bei Swissmade.

This is a rewind episode featuring blues guitarist Johnny Burgin. What is a rewind episode? It's a previously published episode, one of my favorites, and one that I think merits re-publishing. I give these episodes a fresh edit, which means you will find it even more enjoyable from a listening perspective. Johnny Burgin, the coast-to-coast (intercontinental) Chicago blues man, first appeared in episode 31 back in December of 2017. We performed a house concert on February 11 2020 at Tranquilo Retreat in Panama. He's coming to Querétaro to perform the 9th annual Querétablues Festival, which you can find on Facebook @BluesFestQro. I have the honor of being part of his band for the festival. We'll also do some private shows and one secret show while he's here.  My conversation with Johnny was truly great. I'm so happy I re-listened to it for this special rewind edition. Johnny is the real deal where blues guitar is concerned. We discuss his history as a musician, and his philosophy on blues, music, and the stage. We also talk about some of his international tour adventures, relationships with blues players in Chicago, Silicon Valley, and around the world, Pinetop Perkins, the Chicago Blues Festival, and more. Find Johnny's upcoming tour dates and music at JohnnyBurgin.com. Please enjoy this rewind conversation with Johnny Burgin. Support the Unstarving Musician The Unstarving Musician exists solely through the generosity of its listeners, readers, and viewers. Learn how you can offer your support. This episode was powered by Music Marketing Method, a program for independent musicians looking to grow their music career. Music Marketing Method was created by my good friend Lynz Crichton. I'm in the program and I'm learning tons! I'm growing my fan base and learning about many ways that I'll be earning money in the new year. It's also helping me grow this podcast. How cool is that? To lean more and find out if Music Marketing Method can help your music career, visit UnstarvingMusician.com/MusicMarketing. This episode of the was powered by Liner Notes. Learn from the hundreds of musicians and industry pros I've spoken with for the Unstarving Musician on topics such as marketing, songwriting, touring, sync licensing and much more. Sign up for Liner Notes. Liner Notes is an email newsletter from yours truly, in which I share some of the best knowledge gems garnered from the many conversations featured on the Unstarving Musician. You'll also be privy to the latest podcast episodes and Liner Notes subscriber exclusives. Sign up at UnstarvingMusician.com. It's free and you can unsubscribe at anytime. Mentions and Related Episodes JohnnyBurgin.com  Robonzo w/Johnny Burgin at the Quéretablues Festival  New Gods Part 2 (Unstarving Musician theme track) Johnny Burgin's first appearance on The Unstarving Musician (episode 31)  Listening for That Phrase—Johnny Burgin Part 2 (Ep 138)  Spooky Mugs  Resources The Unstarving Musician's Guide to Getting Paid Gigs, by Robonzo Music Marketing Method – The program that helps musicians find fans, grow an audience and make consistent income Bandzoogle – The all-in-one platform that makes it easy to build a beautiful website for your music Dreamhost – See the latest deals from Dreamhost, save money and support the UM in the process. More Resources for musicians Pardon the Interruption (Disclosure)  Some of the links in this post are affiliate links. This means I make a small commission, at no extra charge to you, if you purchase using those links. Thanks for your support! Visit UnstarvingMusician.com to sign up for Liner Notes to learn what I'm learning from the best indie musicians and music industry professionals. Stay in touch! @RobonzoDrummer on Twitter  and  Instagram @UnstarvingMusician on Facebook  and  YouTube  

Vasti Jackson, 2 Time Grammy Nominee and Cultural Ambassador of Mississippi talks with Mike Jeffers back stage at the 2023 Chicago Blues Festival. They discuss the origins of blues music, Chicago blues music, Mississippi blues music and the importance it has on modern day music. Watch the entire episode here Visit ChicagoJazz.com and BluesinChicago.com for more Chicago music!

Two-time Grammy nominated blues legend John Primer joins Lisa Dent to talk about his career, his time playing with Muddy Waters, and the evolution of blues. You can see John Primer this weekend at the Chicago Blues Festival. Follow The Lisa Dent Show on Twitter:Follow @LisaDentSpeaksFollow @SteveBertrand Follow @kpowell720 Follow @maryvandeveldeFollow @LaurenLapka

Open Mic with Mike Jeffers Wayne Baker Brooks previews his upcoming Chicago Blues Festival performance on June 8, 2023 and talks about growing up with his father, Chicago Blues Legend Lonnie Brooks and brother Ronnie Baker Brooks.   Wayne talks about keeping his fathers legacy alive while finding his own sound and creating his own music. He shares stories about how his father, Lonnie, asked Albert King to talk him into playing the drums, meeting Muddy Waters on stage at Chicago Fest and much more.   Visit www.BluesinChicago.com for more information. #chicagoblues #chicagojazz #mikejeffers #waynebakerbrooks  

Carlos Tortolero of the Department of Cultural Affairs and Special Events joins Lisa Dent to discuss the lineup for the Chicago Blues Festival June 8th to the 11th. Later they address the surprising, but welcome, addition of Los Lobos to the lineup and how they ended up as a part of the festival. Follow The […]

Following the route of the Great Migration, we travel from Mississippi to Chicago to the Chicago Blues Festival and talk with Clarksdale's Lucious Spiller and Visit Clarksdale director Bubba O'Keefe. Music by Keith Johnson and the Big Muddy Band and Lucious Spiller. 

Steve and Johnnie step in for Dave Plier, and they decided it’s been too long since they’ve talked with Chicago's incendiary blues queen, Joanna Connor. She's one of the headliners at this year's Chicago Blues Festival, has a terrific new album, a signature guitar, and a whole lot more to talk about!

La vedette de ce nouvel épisode est née au cours du XIX ème siècle dans le delta du Mississippi avant de subir un lifting électrique quelques décennies plus tard à Chicago où ses protagonistes fuyant la ségrégation du sud étaient venus chercher du boulot.  La ville a vu naître des légendes lui donnant ses lettres de noblesse, vous l'aurez reconnu, le blues va être à l'honneur des ces deux heures de podcast et pour en parler je n'ai pas eu à aller digger très loin puisqu'il se trouve que l'un des plus importants promoteurs de cette musique en Europe habite à quelques centaines de mètres de chez moi à vol d'oiseau dans l'agglomération de Montpellier, son nom Didier Tricard. Cet originaire de Pau fut le road manager de John Lee Hooker, Luther Allison, Muddy Waters, B-B king, Chuck Berry, Buddy Guy, Junior Wells, Ike Turner et bien d'autres, et non content d'organiser des concerts partout dans le pays et sur le continent pour ces grands noms, il fit également enregistrer en studio certains d'entre eux pour des disques sortis sur son propre label Isabel Records.  Son activisme passionné fut récompensé en 2011, année où il reçut des mains de Bruce Iglauer (Alligator Records) le Keeping The Blues Award dans la catégorie "Promoter". Aujourd'hui retraité, c'est son fils Guillaume qui a repris l'activité familiale de tourneur avec sa structure Boom Boom Productions. Tous les deux étaient présents lors de ma perquisition discale riche en anecdotes et en 33 tours mémorables.

Chicago blues jam feature Larrie Bell at Chicago Blues Festival 2019 Sweet home Chicago .A Tribute to Pete Green Black Magic womenfeaturer LIL ED AND BLUES IMPERIAL

Chicago blues jam feature Larrie Bell at Chicago Blues Festival 2019 Sweet home Chicago .A Tribute to Pete Green Black Magic womenfeaturer LIL ED AND BLUES IMPERIAL

In childhood, Williams and his half-brother James "Pookie" Young received encouragement and tutelage from their uncle, the blues guitarist, songwriter and recording artist J. B. Hutto, and by 1975 the half-siblings had formed the first version of the Blues Imperials. Since 1989, the band's lineup has been Williams (lead guitar and vocals), Michael Garrett (rhythm guitar and vocals), James Young (bass) and Kelly Littleton (drums). Living Blues magazine described the band as "Rough-and-ready South and West Side blues...Ed's swirling, snarling slide guitar work can be riveting, and The Imperials pound out blues-rock riffs and rhythms behind him as if they're overdosing on boogie juice." Guitar Player called the band "a snarling boogie-blues machine."   A decade later, Alligator Records offered them the chance to record a track, "Young Thing", for a compilation album, New Bluebloods (1987). Producer and label owner Bruce Iglauer encouraged them to record additional material, and they cut a full album's worth of material at that session, released as Roughhousin' (1986). They then appeared at music festivals and toured widely. Their second album, Chicken, Gravy & Biscuits, was released in 1989, and their third, What You See Is What You Get, in 1992. At this point the group disbanded. Williams issued two solo albums, Keep On Walking, on which he was joined by Dave Weld, a former member of the Blues Imperials, and Who's Been Talking (1998), pairing Williams with Willie Kent.   In 1999 the release of Get Wild marked the group's reunion. It was followed by Heads Up (2002), Rattleshake (2006), Full Tilt (2008) and Jump Start (2012).   Lil' Ed and the Blues Imperials have appeared multiple times at the Chicago Blues Festival and festivals and clubs around the world. In June 2008, Williams played on Magic Slim's album Midnight Blues. In June 2009, Williams was a guest on the radio quiz show Wait Wait... Don't Tell Me!, produced by Chicago Public Radio and National Public Radio, Lil' Ed and the Blues Imperials have been nominated for eight Blues Music Awards as Band of the Year and have won that award twice.    

"A firecracker of a line-up in The Listening Booth marks the 4th of July weekend in the states, and a safe and sound weekend everywhere else. Hit up an Independence Day inspired set with the likes of Elliot Moss, FM Belfast, and The Ghost of Paul Revere. Also, a summer rockabilly set with Bloodshot Bill, a zen vacation vibe via Healing Potpourri, and a blues set in lieu of the cancelled Chicago Blues Festival with the likes of Don Bryant. Plus, we catch up with a throwback from Kaki King, who is contributing to the art of these strange times in many ways---the most unique, perhaps: robot milk carton mashups. 00:00 - Mic Break 01:19 - Blanket of Calm - Healing Potpourri 04:18 - Dream Vacay - Healing Potpourri 06:08 - Promenade A La Mer (Jet Set Chill Mix) - Intended Immigration 08:20 - Noctambule - Intended Immigration 12:37 - Fireworks (Blaze Roots Vocal Mix) - Ananda Project 19:17 - Mic Break 19:46 - Wacky Surf Trip - The Aquadolls 21:07 - Surf N' Girth - ¡Oh No! And The Tiger Pit 23:30 - Straight to the Moon - Bloodshot Bill 25:36 - Gone to Pieces - Bloodshot Bill 27:32 - It's Been Too Long - Dead Ghosts 30:29 - Long Way Gone - Aron D'Alesio 33:24 - Last 4th of July - White Reaper 34:42 - Surf Hell - Little Barrie 37:35 - Mic Break 38:22 - July 4 - Elliot Moss 42:28 - Fireworks (Eim Ick Remix) - Polock 49:40 - Fireworks (feat. Hercules & Love Affair) (J.AGEBJORN Remix) - Wolfram feat. Hercules & Love Affair 54:17 - American - FM Belfast 58:17 - Mic Break 58:35 - 4th of July - The Districts 62:13 - Sparklers - Tiny Ruins 65:51 - Lazy Summer - Sophia St. Helen 69:45 - 4th of July - Anand Wilder & Maxwell Kardon 71:23 - Independence Day - Nathan Kalish 73:50 - The American Life - Darrin Bradbury 76:11 - American Foursquare - Denison Witmer 80:27 - Sad American - Kaki King 83:29 - Little Bird - The Ghost of Paul Revere 86:53 - Mic Break 87:58 - Your Love is to Blame - Don Bryant 91:13 - Cracked Up Over You - Don Bryant 94:14 - America! - Bill Callahan 99:42 - never give up - Son Little 103:19 - Back Door Fool - Daddy Long Legs 106:48 - Too Bad - Lonesome Shack 109:51 - Mars - The Olympians 113:13 - Mic Break 113:48 - Weekend Wind - Woods 120:48 - Finish "

In this episode of Jack Dappa Blues Radio, I speak with Joseph 'Mojo' Morganfield, the youngest son of Muddy Waters. BIO - Joseph Morganfield, Born April 14, 1964, in Chicago Illinois. Joseph is the youngest son of the World Famous Muddy Waters. Joseph began his career following in his fathers' footsteps. As a young boy, Joseph would travel and perform with his father growing up in the Blues. His brothers are also Blues performers Big Bill Morganfield, and Larry Morganfield. He attended Westmont High School, in Westmont Illinois. He was learning guitar from his father Muddy Waters, and his fathers' guitarist Bob Margolin. However, having won a basketball scholarship while studying communications at the University of Northern Iowa. Joseph put music temporarily behind him in favor of playing college basketball. Taking up his music once again in clubs and many other festivals around Chicago and the United States. Planing to preform in Europe soon. Joseph performed on stage with Grammy Award Winners -Don Was, Jamey Johnson, and Warren Haynes at The Chicago Theater - The Last Waltz. Also with his brother Big Bill Morganfield at the Chicago Blues Fest. In 2019 Mojo Opened for Bad Company featuring Paul Rogers, he also performed on stage at the Chicago Blues Festival with his Band The Mannish Boyz. He is an Ambassador, Supporter, and Promoter inductee in the Prestigious Chicago Blues Hall of Fame. Attending many public events on behalf of his father Muddy Waters, keeping the name and the blues legacy alive. The Mannish Boyz Band - • MEMBER(S): Joseph Mojo Morganfield-Vocalist Paul Handover-Harmonica Chris Alexander-Drums Rick Kreher-Guitar Mike Flynn-Bass Song List - I Can't Get No Grindin' Mississippi Found Me Let's Play Chess Image by www.portraitsinblues.com Booking Information: Tom Lounges Tom Lounges Entertainment Tom@tomloungesentertainment.com Beatboss@aol.com (219) 781-9131 To sponsor programming contact lamontjackpearley@jackdappabluesradio.tv To Donate paypal.me/LamontJack --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jackdappabluespodcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jackdappabluespodcast/support

I got to sit down with one of my favorite people - Roosevelt Griffin. On this episode, Roosevelt talks about growing up in and teaching in low-income areas, strategies for reaching and advocating for students in your programs, tips and techniques for jazz programs, and his path to starting a community center, the Griffin Institute.FULL BIO from www.rooseveltgriffin.com and www.thegriffininstitute.org:Dr. Roosevelt Griffin III is the director of bands for Harvey School District 152 where he and his students have received international acclaim for excellence in music education. He manages music programs over seven locations with more than 250 students. He is also the elementary jazz band director for the Chicago Jazz Philharmonic; an instructor with Blues Kids of America, an interdisciplinary artist-in-residence program that helps students improve literacy through music; and the President/CEO of the Griffin Institute of Performing Arts.Some of his most notable performances as an educator include performances at the Chicago Jazz Festival, Chicago Blues Festival, Buddy Guy's Legends, Midwest International Band and Orchestra Clinics, Jazz Education Network's International Conference, Auditorium Theater, ASCD International Conference, and the Chicago Jazz Showcase.Before becoming a full-time teacher, Dr. Griffin worked with some of the world's greatest musicians, including Luciano Pavarotti, Diana Ross, and Jimmy Heath. He is often invited to present at conferences and workshops for music education, including the Midwest International Band and Orchestra Clinics, The Jazz Institute of Chicago, The Jazz Educators Network, The Missouri Music Educators Association, Illinois Music Educators Association, The Chicago Jazz Philharmonic, Northern Illinois University, Columbia College, and Prairie State College. He and his students have also been featured in Downbeat and JazzEd magazines for obtaining an endorsement with Jody Jazz Mouthpieces. He recently co-authored the latest addition to GIA Publications TMTP series, “Teaching Music Through Performance: Beginning Jazz Ensembles”.Dr. Griffin's work has brought him several prestigious honors. The Recording Academy and the Grammy Foundation have most recently named him a Quarter-Finalist for the 2017 “Grammy Award for Music Educator”. In 2015, Dr. Griffin received the 2015 Most Outstanding Alumni Award from the Northern Illinois University Alumni Association as well as a Jefferson Award for excellence in teaching from the District 205 Ambassadors of the Jefferson Award Foundation. In 2014, He received the prestigious Golden Apple Award for excellence in teaching from the Golden Apple Foundation. Later that same year, his hometown of Harvey, Illinois, honored him by renaming his childhood street “Roosevelt Griffin III Avenue”.Dr. Griffin earned a bachelor of music degree from NIU in 2001, master's degree in school leadership from Concordia University in 2011, Doctorate in Organizational Leadership from Argosy University and currently holds the status of Scholar at Northwestern University.

Recorded backstage at the 2019 Chicago Blues Festival, Grammy winner and legendary bluesman Bobby Rush shares stories from his incredible career.

Recorded backstage at the 2019 Chicago Blues Festival, Grammy winning bluesman Charlie Musselwhite shares memorable stories of his early days on the Chicago blues scene in the 1960s, his friendship with Little Walter, Muddy Waters, Magic Sam, Big Joe Williams, recording his first album, his burgeoning acting career, radio show and more.

Giving thanks to everyone for listening Enjoying the show? Please support BFF.FM with a donation. Playlist 0′00″ Thank You by Led Zeppelin on Led Zeppelin II (Atlantic) 4′58″ Thank You (Falettin Me Be Mice Elf Agin) by Sly & the Family Stone on Single (Epic) 8′18″ Thank God For You by Sawyer Brown on Outskirts of Town (n/a) 11′00″ Thank you by Bonnie Raitt on Bonnie Raitt (Warner Bros. ) 14′29″ Thank You by Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats ((Self-Released)) 17′01″ I Want To Thank You by Otis Redding on single (n/a) 20′39″ Let Me Roll It by Paul McCartney on Paul Is Live (Apple) 24′28″ Cigarettes and Coffee by Otis Redding on The Soul Album (Stax) 28′53″ First Time I Met The Blues by Buddy Guy on Buddy's Blues (2015 U-2) 30′21″ I'm Gonna Move To The Outskirts Of Town - Live by Albert King on Thursday Night in San Francisco (Fantasy) 37′02″ When You Got A Good Friend by Robert Johnson on King of the Delta Blues Singers (CBS) 40′40″ Sitting On Top Of The World by Howlin' Wolf, Eric Clapton on London Sessions (Geffen) 44′56″ Me by Otis Rush on Mourning in the Morning (Atlantic) 48′45″ Keep On Growing by Derek & The Dominos on Layla (Polydor) 54′34″ All Things Must Pass by George Harrison on Early Demos (Apple) 57′02″ The Holiday Song by Pixies on Come On Pilgrim (4AD) 61′16″ In The Cold, Cold Night by The White Stripes on Elephant (V2) 63′43″ The Bright New Year by Bert Jansch on Birthday Blues (Sanctuary Records) 65′05″ Tear The Fascists Down by Woody Guthrie on Woody at 100: The Woody Guthrie Centennial Collection (Smithsonian Folkways) 67′32″ Riding In My Car by Woody Guthrie on Woody at 100: The Woody Guthrie Centennial Collection (Smithsonian Folkways) 70′56″ Thanks, Bastards! by Mischief Brew on Songs From Under The Sink (Fistolo Records) 73′28″ Thanks for the Ride by The Wonder years on Sleeping in Trash (No Sleep) 77′03″ Thanksgiving Theme by Vince Guaraldi Trio on A Boy Named Charlie Brown (Concord Music Group) 79′30″ In My Life by The Beatles on Rubber Soul (Apple Records) 81′40″ Friendship by Pops Staples on Don't Lose This (n/a) 85′29″ Every Dog Has Its Day by Eddie Bo on UBB (Street Beat Records) 87′02″ Little Green Bag by George Baker Selection on Reservoir Dogs (Soundtrack) (Geffen Records) 90′27″ Illegal Smile by John Prine on Live On Tour (Atlantic) 95′51″ Your Love Is A Fine Thing by Reigning Sound on Too Much Guitar (In the Red Recordings) 98′09″ Friday On My Mind by The Easybeats on It's 2 Easy (Albert Productions) 101′33″ My Baby's So Sweet by Dave Van Ronk on Down In Washington Square (n/a) 104′25″ Just To Be With You by Buddy Guy & Junior Wells on Chicago Blues Festival 1964 (n/a) 108′04″ Hell and You by Amigo the Devil on Volume 1 (n/a) 111′37″ Fool For You by The Impressions on People Get Ready (N/A) 115′29″ Even The Losers by Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers on Damn The Torpedos (Geffen) 117′26″ Big Cheeseburgers & Good French Fries by Blaze Foley on The Dawg Years (1975-1978) (Fat Possum) Check out the full archives on the website.

Giving thanks to everyone for listening Enjoying the show? Please support BFF.FM with a donation. Playlist 0′00″ Thank You by Led Zeppelin on Led Zeppelin II (Atlantic) 4′58″ Thank You (Falettin Me Be Mice Elf Agin) by Sly & the Family Stone on Single (Epic) 8′18″ Thank God For You by Sawyer Brown on Outskirts of Town 11′00″ Thank you by Bonnie Raitt on Bonnie Raitt (Warner Bros.) 14′29″ Thank You by Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats ((Self-Released)) 17′01″ I Want To Thank You by Otis Redding on single 20′39″ Let Me Roll It by Paul McCartney on Paul Is Live (Apple) 24′28″ Cigarettes and Coffee by Otis Redding on The Soul Album (Stax) 28′53″ First Time I Met The Blues by Buddy Guy on Buddy's Blues (2015 U-2) 30′21″ I'm Gonna Move To The Outskirts Of Town - Live by Albert King on Thursday Night in San Francisco (Fantasy) 37′02″ When You Got A Good Friend by Robert Johnson on King of the Delta Blues Singers (CBS) 40′40″ Sitting On Top Of The World by Howlin' Wolf, Eric Clapton on London Sessions (Geffen) 44′56″ Me by Otis Rush on Mourning in the Morning (Atlantic) 48′45″ Keep On Growing by Derek & The Dominos on Layla (Polydor) 54′34″ All Things Must Pass by George Harrison on Early Demos (Apple) 57′02″ The Holiday Song by Pixies on Come On Pilgrim (4AD) 61′16″ In The Cold, Cold Night by The White Stripes on Elephant (V2) 63′43″ The Bright New Year by Bert Jansch on Birthday Blues (Sanctuary Records) 65′05″ Tear The Fascists Down by Woody Guthrie on Woody at 100: The Woody Guthrie Centennial Collection (Smithsonian Folkways) 67′32″ Riding In My Car by Woody Guthrie on Woody at 100: The Woody Guthrie Centennial Collection (Smithsonian Folkways) 70′56″ Thanks, Bastards! by Mischief Brew on Songs From Under The Sink (Fistolo Records) 73′28″ Thanks for the Ride by The Wonder years on Sleeping in Trash (No Sleep) 77′03″ Thanksgiving Theme by Vince Guaraldi Trio on A Boy Named Charlie Brown (Concord Music Group) 79′30″ In My Life by The Beatles on Rubber Soul (Apple Records) 81′40″ Friendship by Pops Staples on Don't Lose This 85′29″ Every Dog Has Its Day by Eddie Bo on UBB (Street Beat Records) 87′02″ Little Green Bag by George Baker Selection on Reservoir Dogs (Soundtrack) (Geffen Records) 90′27″ Illegal Smile by John Prine on Live On Tour (Atlantic) 95′51″ Your Love Is A Fine Thing by Reigning Sound on Too Much Guitar (In the Red Recordings) 98′09″ Friday On My Mind by The Easybeats on It's 2 Easy (Albert Productions) 101′33″ My Baby's So Sweet by Dave Van Ronk on Down In Washington Square 104′25″ Just To Be With You by Buddy Guy & Junior Wells on Chicago Blues Festival 1964 108′04″ Hell and You by Amigo the Devil on Volume 1 111′37″ Fool For You by The Impressions on People Get Ready 115′29″ Even The Losers by Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers on Damn The Torpedos (Geffen) 117′26″ Big Cheeseburgers & Good French Fries by Blaze Foley on The Dawg Years (1975-1978) (Fat Possum)

This week on Windy City Irish Radio Tim and Mike take a 60 minute musical journey across the green fields of Ireland with a Trip to Gort with Donal Lunny, Zoe Conway and Máirtín O'Connor to Paddy's Green Shamrock Shore with Lúnasa with Daoirí Farrell. Along for the ride are songs and tunes from Scotland's Heron Valley and Brave Giant, New York's Na Fianna and Dylan Foley and Chicago favorites Martin Hayes & Dennis Cahill and The Chancey Brothers. Make sure you should listen for new tracks from Dublin's Tupelo, I Draw Slow and and a track from some years back from Paddy Casey Music with the Dublin Gospel Choir. If you're still with us, make sure you stick around for the triumphant finale with the great Mavis Staples with Glen Hansard in honor of her performance at this weekend's Chicago Blues Festival. Tim feels that this is a journey worth taking and Mike happens to agree. Check out this week's podcast at www.windycityirishradio.com and be sure to tune into 1240AM WSBC each and every Wednesday for our next big lyrical adventure!

美国蓝调音乐新时代旗帜芝加哥蓝调王朝新领军者Billy Branch三届格莱美提名创立格莱美蓝调理事会连续两届格莱美理事会成员芝加哥蓝调大使、蓝调学院创始人、蓝调文化教育先锋翰迪奖（W.C. Handy美国蓝调音乐最高奖项）艾美奖（美国电视界的最高奖项）安迪奖（广告界的奥斯卡奖）两次获芝加哥现代音乐大奖多项人道主义成就奖项他曾代表美国出席土耳其议会会议并演奏口琴2007年受邀在芝加哥蓝调音乐节三十周年纪念日上特别演出3小时参与录制专辑超150张，个人发行专辑12张如今，67岁的Billy Branch每年演出270场以上，是全球最大的布鲁斯音乐节Chicago Blues Festival的固定演出嘉宾。而且每年远赴欧洲、南美洲等地巡演，受邀参加全球各大音乐节。

Twelve bar Bluesband – Old Love – live at Bluesmoose radio – 2014 38 Special – Rough Housing - The Very Best Of A&M Years 1977-1988 Bluework – Angel of mine - reloaded – 2018 Jeff Chaz – You look so good to me - Sounds Like The Blues To Me – 2016 J.R. Band –For absents friends - www.jrband.com - 2004 Johnny Copeland – Excuses excuses - Live at the Chicago Blues Festival '93 - 1993 Lisa Mann – Doghouse - Hard Times, Bad Decisions – 2016 Magic Frankie – Singin’the blues - Built For Comfort – 1993 Rico Blues Combo – T-bonelli shuffle - House Of Blues Rags - 2005 Rival Sons – young love Cheri Lyn - Caught in the Blues

Drummer Joe Winters helped found The Steepwater Band in 1998. By 2005, the band was headlining the Chicago Blues Festival and touring throughout the United States and Europe, sharing the stage with Gov't Mule, Buddy Guy, Wilco and many more. In our interview, Joe discusses the making of the band's new album, Shake Your Faith, along with the advantages of getting the band's music licensed for use on TV and in film. Joe also shares stories about trading phone calls with Eddie Van Halen and being a bat boy for the 1983 Chicago White Sox.

Gary and Roscoe welcome Chicago Shakepeare Theatre's Creative Producer Rick Boynton to the show! First a recap of those Republican candidates who have dropped from the race in the wake of the Iowa caucuses - Huckabee, Santorum and Paul. Gary's "girlfriend" Carly Fiorina has nary a pulse and the smart money is on her taking a dive after New Hampshire. We'll know by the time this episode airs. Rick Boynton read full bio is currently Creative Producer at the world-famous Chicago Shakespeare Theatre on Navy Pier in Chicago Learn More. Which means he oversees all the amazing art that appears on stage there. Rick began his career as a performer after graduating from Northwestern University. He has also worked as an agent, a casting director (at Jane Alderman  & Chicago Shakes) and as the Artistic Director at Marriott Lincolnshire Theatre. Rick talks about his years as an actor in such shows as 1776 and Shear Madness. And about his time at Marriott Lincolnshire and the incredible creative minds and spirits he encountered during those years, including a vivid and thrilling description of their production of Miss Saigon on a budget. As well as their staging of new musicals, including Honk! We discuss at length the original musical Sense and Sensibility by Paul Gordon read about the show, which CST mounted on their main stage, and how that project first got started and then came to fruition in a gorgeously produced production. It's a unique inside look at how a theatrical idea is born, nurtured and finally blossoms into a full blown work of art. Another CST project is the recently lauded production of Ride the Cyclone read more, an off-beat, quirky and altogether insightful musical about a group of young choir singers who meet an untimely demise when a roller coaster jumps the track. The kids are left in a kind of purgatory, where a mysterious mechanical wizard promises one of them the opportunity to return to life by telling their story - but they all get to vote. This musical should see plenty of afterlife in New York and regionally. Rick gives us a glimpse into what's in store in terms of new works at CST for the coming season.  Gravedigger's Hamlet read about the show by Michael Mahler, Alan Schmuckler and Laura Schellhardt is scheduled for the fall of 2016 in conjunction with the Shakespeare 400 Chicago Festival about the festival. Shakespeare 400 Chicago is a yearlong international arts festival in 2016 celebrating the vibrancy, relevance and reach of Shakespeare. It involves theatres, museums, music, dance, opera, exhibits, lectures, film, and radio. They'll even be restaurant chefs, creating menus reflective of the themes of a Shakespeare play or sonnet, curated by Rick working with friend of Booth One Alpana Singh read bio. Don't miss some of these amazing events happening around the city all year long! Roscoe and Rick discuss the brilliant production of Follies which played at CST in 2011, and Rick relates a moving anecdote of Stephen Sondheim's visit to see the show. Truly a Booth One Experience! Gary asks Rick about his favorite places in all the world as he travels the globe in search of new and exciting theatrical works. His answers may surprise you. Rick gamely plays a little Chat Pack with Gary and Roscoe, and the conversation quickly leads to their mutual excitement over the news that Bette Midler will star in a 2017 production of Hello, Dolly! on Broadway see more at Playbill.com. Gary's never seen Roscoe so excited! Kiss of Death Lois Weisberg was an influential and energetic champion of the Chicago arts/cultural/entertainment scene. As head of the Department of Cultural Affairs, for the City, Lois was responsible for creating some of the most well-known and long-lasting events in Chicago. A few of her accomplishments: championing the World Music Festival and SummerDance programs; starting Chicago Blues Festival, the largest blues festival in the world; pushing forward C...

Shemekia Copeland is a three time Grammy-nominated blues singer on the Alligator Records label. Shemekia started singing professionally with her father the legendary Texas guitarist, Johnny Copeland, at the age of 16. Her seventh solo album, Outskirts of Love has topped all of the blues charts, nominated for a Grammy-Award for Best Blues Album and features Billy Gibbons (ZZ Top), Robert Randolph and Alvin Youngblood Hart. In 2012 she performed for the U.S. President Barrack Obama at the White House. Her band regularly tours alongside of the Robert Cray Band. At the 2011 Chicago Blues Festival, the City of Chicago and the State of Illinois officially declared her to be “The New Queen of the Blues” and presented her a crown by Koko Taylor’s daughter, Cookie Taylor.

Out of Ontario, Canada comes the MacKenzie Blues Band. Consisting of classically trained vocalist, Tara MacKenzie, guitarist Trevor MacKenzie, bassist Joel Dawson & drummer Mike Weir, they have just released their sophomore album Slam! Bam!, containing 12 originals.  The band has traveled to Memphis for the IBC twice and we will discuss their careers and their music. Generation Blues Experience is the joining of 14-year old Ray Goren, who has played guitar at the Chicago Blues Festival and with Buddy Guy and more.  he was introduced to 80-year old bluesman, Jamie Bluesboy Powell and septuangenerian harpist Sammy Lee.  The three were introduced a few years agao and their musical talents meshed, and Generation Blues Band was formed. We'll talk about how their music bridges the generational gap and where they hope to go in the near future. Bob Corritore needs no introduction.  Maybe an explanation as to why it has taken so long to bring Bob on the show; well I interviewed him for American Blues News a number of years ago, he has visited during my IBC shows and somehow,my brain turned that into him having appeared on a Monday show!  When I realized my mistake, I reached out and Bob accepted.  We'll look at how it all began some 40 years ago and then also chat with Bob about his take on the Blues World today as compared to when he was sharing the stage with the many legends who are no longer with us. We'll share some of the mus from Bob's latest, Taboo. Finally, Sena Ehrhardt returns for COUCH KID NEW MUSIC for her new album, Live My Life.  Sena originally sat on The Couch back in May 2013, so we will find out what the last year has brought to this wonderful artist. "Musicians You Should Know"

エピソード23　Walking By Myself シカゴブルースポッドキャストエピソード　＃２３  （もし環境によってプレイヤーが使えない場合、このタイトルをクリックすれば聴けます。） ニュース１、国立図書館の名録音リストのニュースThe Library of Congress　National Recording Registry "Caldonia" (single)—Louis Jordan (1945) "Dust My Broom" (single)—Elmore James (1951) "Texas Sharecropper and Songster" (album)—Mance Lipscomb (1960) "Theme from ‘Shaft’" (album)—Isaac Hayes (1971) ２、DVD発売のニュースA Celebration Of Blues And Soul: The 1989 Presidential Inaugural Concert (2014)３、Morganfield Foundation４、Chicago Blues Festival 2014５、 SHOJIの新ウェブページ　shojinaito.com トピック　Walking by Myself / Jimmy Rogers   スコットダークスさんの記事１９９４年のビデオリンク挿入BGM 曲　by　SHOJIイントロ　 「Groove and Cats」「Luke's Blues」　ニュース　「Blue Stroller」「I 55 to Memphis」「Jump Box」「Tupelo Slide」エンディング　「Autumn in Chicago」

WANDA JACKSON is widely known and respected as "The Queen of Rockabilly." Jackson is credited with being the first woman to ever record a rock and roll song-"Let's Have a Party" in 1958. In 2009, Jackson was inducted into the "Rock and Roll Hall of Fame" and, in 2010, was honored with a Lifetime Achievement Award at the Americana Music Awards. Wanda returns to the WoodSongs Stage to celebrate the release of her 31st studio album 'Unfinished Business' produced by Justin Townes Earle on Sugar Hill Records. SHEMEKIA COPELAND has evolved from teenage upstart to one of the most prominent voices in the blues. She's currently the most feted woman in the blues world and actually had a coronation where she was crowned and declared "Queen of the Blues" at the Chicago Blues Festival in 2011. Shemekia earned her crown with a series of high-quality recordings and an unrelenting tour schedule including a memorable performance at the White House in front of an audience that included the President of the United States, sharing the bill with Buddy Guy, Mick Jagger, Jeff Beck, B.B. King and other greats. Her latest is "33 1/3" on Telarc International.

Join Candidly Candace as she talks with singer/songwriter Anne Harris.With the release of Gravity and Faith, Harris delivered her strongest, most compelling work to date, her voice exuding a revealing honesty, clarity and deep-rooted strength and her fiddle playing at its most emotionally engaging. ConcertLiveWire.com said the record "boasts a carefully crafted blend of violin-infused pop/rock arrangements, the occasional folk flavoring and introspective lyricism" while the Illinois Entertainer said her work is "brimming with socially conscious, and at times, intensely personal lyrics as memorable as thought-provoking." Fresh on the heels of Gravity and Faith, Harris released another record in 2008, Live at the Acorn Theater, a project which was born of converging desires to create a live record and revisit some of her earlier songs. Such a period of intense focus on her own music made it all the more refreshing when her creativity as an instrumentalist became increasingly in demand. Before the year was out Harris would find herself as a guest violinist with psychedelic 70’s legend Jefferson Starship and touring regularly with world renown trance-blues innovator, Otis Taylor, having appeared with the latter at the 2009 Blues Music Awards in Memphis (where Taylor won “Instrumentalist of the Year, Banjo"), Chicago Blues Festival, Bristol Rhythm & Roots Reunion, Jazz Aspen Snowmass and the Telluride Blues Festival. Anne finds performing other people’s music to be an exciting opportunity for in-the-moment creativity and discovery and the experience ultimately influences her own writing, leading her into new territory. Listeners are welcome to call in during the live broadcast by dialing 347-996-3381 and join in the discussion via the Candidly Candace Facebook Fan page.

This week's music: • Foul Weather Blues by Harpdog Brown; his album Once In A Howlin' Moon, is available at his Web site. • Boom Boom by Loren Schulte, from his album No Frills, available from CD Baby; Schulte has also a GarageBand page. • In My Arms by the Ken DeRouchie Band, from their album Y2KDB, available from their site. They also have pages at MySpace and GarageBand. • The Moon Is Full by Albert Collins, Johnny Copeland & Robert Cray, from their album Showdown!, available from Alligator Records and the iTunes Music Store. • Snake by Son Lewis; from the Red Hot Blues compilation, available from Silk City Records and the iTunes Music Store. • Get Out of Memphis by The Chicago Kingsnakes, from their album Blues Island, available from CD Baby and the iTunes Music Store. • Please Don't Waste My Time by Bob Kirkpatrick, from his album Drive Across Texas, available from TopCat Records and the iTunes Music Store. • Why We Play the Blues by Michael Hill's Blues Mob, from the album Bloodlines, available from Alligator Records and the iTunes Music Store. Also mentioned on tonight's show: the Chicago Blues Festival, the United Jersey Blues Network, the Delta Blues Museum and their podcast, Uncensored History of the Blues, and No iPod Required. (Music on Murphy's Saloon #28 courtesy of the artists, their labels, and/or the Podsafe Music Network)

Phone interview with bluesman Jody Williams and Barry Dolins - organiser of the 22nd Chicago Blues Festival - and thanks to Beardo for the pronunciation guide!