Podcast appearances and mentions of debbie davies

We kick off the episode by dissecting the nuanced differences between coaching and mentoring. We explain that while coaches help individuals draw their own conclusions, mentors offer the benefit of their hindsight and experience. Drawing from our year-long journeys with Flourish in Food mentoring scheme, both hosts share personal anecdotes about the monumental shifts in their careers over the past year.Lucy opens up about her hesitations around seeking a mentor despite feeling the need for one, and how partnering with Flourish in Food opened the door to a transformative mentoring relationship with Charles Banks. She recounts how this relationship has empowered her to realign her business and personal goals confidently. Amy mirrors these sentiments but, in her journey, her mentor Debbie Davies has been instrumental in helping her expand her consultancy without losing her personal touch.We also explore the best practices for a fruitful mentoring relationship, touching on the importance of clear roles, setting expectations, maintaining momentum, and checking in on the relationship's progression. We also differentiate between mentors, sponsors, and allies, underscoring the significance of each role and we encourage listeners to reflect on their own networks and suggest practical ways to cultivate and maintain these relationships.Timestamps[00:00:00] - Amy clarifies the difference between coaching and mentoring.[00:00:15] - Lucy and Amy introduce the episode's focus on mentors, advocates, and allies.[00:01:30] - Amy and Lucy reflect on their experiences with the Flourishing Food mentoring scheme.[00:03:09] - Lucy shares how her mentoring relationship helped her rebrand and find direction in her business.[00:07:01] - Amy explains the importance of structure in mentoring meetings and how to get the most out of them.[00:07:58] - Amy shares her experience with her mentor, Debbie Davies.[00:11:28] - Differences between coaching and mentoring.[00:18:38] - Importance of sponsors and advocates and how to find them.Links and Resources:Website Link: https://ohforfoodssake.co.uk/FB Link: https://www.facebook.com/ohforfoodsakeLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/oh-for-food-s-sake/You can follow us here on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/oh_forfoodssake/For industry consulting from Lucy, connect with her on Instagram or LinkedIn.Find her on Instagram or LinkedIn for further support with industry coaching and facilitation from Amy.Oh For Food's Sake is sponsored by Microsearch Laboratories: https://micro-search.co.uk/ See you next time!

Hello and welcome to this latest episode of Making Stitches Podcast where I'm taking you out on the road with me to the second Great Northern Textile Show which happened a couple of weeks ago in Manchester.You'll hear from a selection of traders who brought their products to sell to visitors, several crafts guilds and three hugely talented textile artists who were invited to exhibit their work. In this episode I also spoke to the really inspiring Taslima from CDM UK Manchester which works with women and children (some of whom have suffered abuse) teaching them textile design and craft skills - if you think that listening to this section of the episode may upset you or someone you are listening with, you can skip the section between the  33.5 minute mark and 43.5 minute mark.Thank you to everyone who spoke to me for this episode including Domino Panton-Oakley from the Great Northern Textile Show, Debbie Davies from Why Knot Macrame?, Janet Markwell from The Corner Patch, Niki from Allium Threads, Julie from TillyFlop Designs, Lisa Wilde from Sunnyside Fabrics, Cathy Unwin from The Quilter's Guild, Cheryl & Joanne from The North Cheshire Guild of Spinners, Weavers & Dyers, Helen from Yarn Addicts of Manchester. Also, textile artists Wendy Roby, Jane Smith & Sheila Haldane, as well as Taslima from CDM UK Manchester.To join the mailing list for the new Making Stitches Newsletter, please click onto this link.For full show notes for this episode, please visit the Making Stitches website. The theme music is Make You Smile by RGMusic from Melody Loops other music used in this episode is Happy Sunshine by Roman Cano, also available from Melody Loops.The Making Stitches logo was designed by Neil Warburton at iamunknown.You can support Making Stitches Podcast with running costs by buying me a coffee  through Ko-fi.Making Stitches  Podcast is supported by the Making Stitches Shop which offers Making Stitches Podcast merchandise for sale as well as Up the Garden Path crochet patterns created by me & illustrated by Emma Jackson. The latest design is 'Prunella the Pumpkin' an amigurumi pumpkin doll. Making Stitches Podcast is presented, recorded and edited by Lindsay Weston.Thank you for listening!

Um programa sobre a Historia do Blues e dos seus interpretes. Os mais de 100 anos de história do blues possuem um significado imensurável para a música. Afinal, estamos falando do estilo que inspirou o rock n' roll, o soul e parte significativa da música pop ao redor do mundo. No programa de hoje falámos e ouvimos Debbie Davis natural de Los Angeles, EUA.

Brother Dave Schools us on How to Rock Out with Passionate BluesBrother Dave is a guitarist/vocalist whose passionate and eclectic style defies categorization!We learn of Dave's unique background, and his love of the guitar, especially the pedal steel. We'll hear three of his latest songs, Bak'n Blues, Lonely & Blue, and  Road Trip. While his musical influences are firmly based on Roots and Blues, his stylings are infused with Country, Rock, and Jazz sounds that embody both classic and modern sensibilities. Dave's vocals are a cross between Gregg Allman, B.B. King, Bobby “Blue” Band, Billy Gibbons from ZZ Top, and even Bonnie Raitt.  His guitar stylings are a diverse blend of the earlier accomplished guitarists…..Eric Clapton, Jimi Hendrix, Stevie Ray Vaughn, Freddie, B.B. and Albert King, Chet Atkins, Charlie Christian, Django Reinhardt, Johnny Winter, as well as contemporary artists such as Joe Bonamassa, Kirk Fletcher, and Eric Gales.Since the age of 17, Brother Dave has been gigging with various NYC-based bands, touring all over the East Coast and Europe, and performing for audiences of all ages and tastes.While he has the distinction of having opened for such world-class performers as Johnny Winter, Dickey Betts, Buddy Miles, Elvin Bishop, Debbie Davies, Room full of Blues, Shemieka Copeland, and Little Charlie and The Night Cats, he is just as likely to be seen entertaining the patrons of a small intimate lounge or private party.These days you can catch Brother Dave playing Solo Acoustic or with his Band, Brother Dave & The Brave, in Restaurants, Pubs, Clubs, and a variety of music venues all over Long Island, New York City, Connecticut, and the entire tri-state region.  You'll find him backing up some of the area's finest Vocalists and Bands playing: Jazz, Classic/90's Rock, Blues, Swing, Reggae, Indian, Country; whatever the genre!His guitar and gritty well-honed vocals can be heard on many recordings created by our local musicians.No matter your age, musical taste, or where you call home, Brother Dave and The Brave has something to inspire everyone as they effortlessly tap the soul of American music, fusing the familiar with the new and vibrant.Brother Dave is an act not to be missed! Connect with The Long Island Sound Podcast:Website: Https://GigDestiny.com/podcast Follow Steve Yusko, GigDestiny.com, and his adventures:  Website: https://www.GigDestiny.com  Twitter, Instagram,  YouTube, FacebookSpotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/21aCeQWDmD4fkucpfVf9Email: Steve@GigDestiny.com IThe growth of The Long Island Sound Podcast has been exponential. Help us grow the show!Subscribe to the GigDestiny.com Site here for bonus contentSubscribe to our YouTube ChannelCall the Listener Line & leave your comments: (631) 800-3579 Remember to Rate & Review the show! Help us keep the conversation going with your donation - Click Right Here or go to GigDestiny.com Buzzsprout - Let's get your podcast launched! Start for FREE

Kelly & Jenny catch up with Real Housewives of Cheshire star Debbie Davies. Sponsored by Quooker, Quooker taps are a brilliant addition to any family home. Their Flex, Fusion and Nordic taps look great in any kitchen, they're energy and water -efficient and are safe to use with little ones running around. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Primer dilluns de febrer, recuperem el fil conductor del programa de la setmana passada on, farem una 2a part ja que se’ns va quedar força curt. Continuarem parlant de grans dones contemporanias amb trajectòries admirables, Debbie Davies, Janiva Magness, Samanta Fish… The post Blues Barrelhouse 07/02/2022 first appeared on Ripollet Ràdio.

Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Jon Spear!Award-winning singer-songwriter and guitarist Jon Spear doesn't admit how long he's been performing but here's a hint: Jon was in a band that opened for the Isley Brothers at the Capital Theatre in Port Chester NY when Twist and Shout was top-40 hit.  Since then, Jon has performed with numerous bands from New York on down through DC and Virginia, playing a wide range of styles including swing, rockabilly, classic rock and blues. His electric playing has been influenced by such guitar greats as Hollywood Fats and Debbie Davies

The Kentucky Headhunters - How Could IBen Levin - Still HereBruce Madden – Coffin Bone - Look Back! – 2021Brant Parker - Be Careful With A Fool Colin James - Black Night BB King  - Blues Boy´s Tune Peter Frampton Band  feat Steve Morse - Going Down Slow Tab Benoit, Debbie Davies & Kenny Neal - Deal With It Mike Morgan & Jim Suhler  - You're Fine Michael Hill's Blues Mob  - Wrong Number - Michael Hill's Blues MobDinah Washington - It's a Mean Old Man's WorldHowlin' Wolf – EvilOtis Spann - Otis In The DarkB.B. & The Blues Shacks – Body Talk - Breaking Point (2021)Dutch Blues radio show. Live recordings , interviews and good blues music since 2004http://www.bluesmoose.nlhttps://www.youtube.com/user/Bluesmooseradiohttps://twitter.com/BluesMoosehttps://www.facebook.com/bluesmooseradio/https://itunes.apple.com/nl/podcast/blues-music-blues-moose-radio/id350828303?mt=2https://www.mixcloud.com/bluesmooseradio

A conversation with American blues guitarist and singer, Debbie Davies (solo artist, Albert Collins, Maggie Mayall and the Cadillacs) - https://www.debbiedavies.com/

Peter Green – BurglarTab Benoit, Debbie Davies, Kenny Neal - Down In The SwampJon Zeeman - Down On My LuckThe Jibs - End Of Time Gary Moore – Ball and Chain Mike Griffin & The Unknown Blues band -  The Blues Ain't Never Gonna DieDavid Gogo  -  This Is The Man's World Lucky Peterson  - Tribute To Luther AllisonJim Gustin And Truth Jones  - You Know Me Too Well Dutch Blues radio show. Live recordings , interviews and good blues music since 2004http://www.bluesmoose.nlhttps://www.youtube.com/user/Bluesmooseradiohttps://twitter.com/BluesMoosehttps://www.facebook.com/bluesmooseradio/https://itunes.apple.com/nl/podcast/blues-music-blues-moose-radio/id350828303?mt=2https://www.mixcloud.com/bluesmooseradio

Deebbie Davies, na década de 80 do século passado, pretendia ser uma mistura de duas grandes figuras do Blues - Bonnie Raitt e Stevie Ray Vaughan.

Otis Grand, Debbie Davies and Anson Funderburgh (There Was A Time); Syl Johnson (Talkin' Bout Chicago); Jimmy Johnson (I Have The Same Old Blues); Cow Cow Davenport (Railroad Blues); Speckled Red (You Ain't No Good); Chris James and Patrick Rynn (Hard To Keep A Dollar); Fabulous Thunderbirds (Marked Deck); Billy Wright (Stacked Deck); Lonnie Johnson (Another Night To Cry); Tampa Red (Crying Won't Help You); Monster Mike Welch (Love That Burns); Phillip Walker (Someday You'll Have These Blues); The Son Seals Blues Band (Everyday I Have The Blues); Satan and Adam (Sanctified Blues); Lucinda Williams (Down Past The Bottom); John Primer and Bob Corritore (Ain't Gonna Be No Cuttin' Loose).

259 - Greg "Fingers" Taylor This interview was conducted with the harmonica legend Greg “Fingers” Taylor on September 1, 2006 in Northeast Georgia. Taylor released a total of five studio albums including “Harpoon Man,” “Chest Pains,” “New Fingerprints,” and “Hi Fi Baby,” as well as two compilation albums “Greatest Hits” and “Back to the Blues.” Taylor was also a singer and played keyboards. He was one of the original members of Jimmy Buffett's Coral Reefer Band and continued on until 2000. Taylor wrote the song “Big Rig,” which Buffett recorded and also co-wrote the song “Miss You So Badly” with Buffett. In addition to appearing on the majority of Buffett's albums he has recorded with James Taylor, Chris LeDoux, Jerry Jeff Walker, Mac McAnally, Little Milton, Al Kooper, Jimmy Hall, Tim Krekel, The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, Michael Nesmith, Bo Diddley, Larry Raspberry, Debbie Davies, Don Nix and The Tams. On his 67th birthday, we are proud to present the digitally remastered "Fingers Taylor tape." In this interview , the story of Greg “Fingers” Taylor is told in his own words. Support The Paul Leslie Hour by donating to their Tip Jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/the-paul-leslie-hour

How and why do women mix playfulness and seriousness to make statements? What about demands and threats? Explore these questions in Debbie Davies' "I'm Not Cheatin' Yet"

The Cadillac Kings (Five Won't Getcha Ten); Kevin Selfe (Too Much Voodoo); Michael Burks (Voodoo Spell); Memphis Jug Band (Peaches In The Springtime); Big Joe Williams (Peach Orchard Mama); Jimmie Vaughan Trio feat. Mike Flanigin (Dirty Work At The Crossroads); Lil' Son Jackson (Young Woman's Blues); Andrew Jr.Boy Jones (Younger Woman); Tab Benoit, Debbie Davies and Kenny Neal (Deal With It); Keith Patterson Band (Rain); Larry Griffith (Damn If It Didn't Rain); Robert Johnson (Walking Blues); Eddie C. Campbell (Just Walking); Matt Edwards (Behind The Wall); Val Starr and The Blues Rocket (Out With The Old).

Much to the excitement of guitarists worldwide, guitar legend Paul Nelson has released his new album “Badass Generation” to critical acclaim! Grammy winning guitarist Paul Nelson was Johnny Winter’s protege guitarist in the Johnny Winter Band. Paul has toured with countless worldwide touring artists and performed live and or on recordings along side major artists such as Johnny Winter, Eric Clapton, Billy Gibbons, Ben Harper, Leslie West, Robben Ford, Joe Perry, Mark Knofler, Brian Setzer, Dr. John, Slash, Vince Gill, Warren Haynes, Sonny Landreth, Los Lobos, Kim Wilson, Elvin Bishop, Kenny Wayne Shepherd, Reb Beach, Steve Morse, John Popper, Debbie Davies, Los Lobos, Quin Sullivan, Tinsley Ellis, Lucky Peterson, Joe Louis Walker, Derek Trucks, Susan Tedeschi, John Medeski, Joe Walsh, Larry Carlton, Steve Vai, Earl Slick, Hubert Sumlin, Pete Rivera, Rick Derringer, Harvey Brooks, Bill Evans, James Cotton, Magic Slim, Coco Montoya, Uptown Horns, Blues Brother Horns, Reese Wynans, Edgar Winter, Ray Davis, George Lynch, James Cotton, Anthony Jackson, Dickey Betts, Junior Brown, Pat Travers, Jimmy Vivino and La Bamba of Late Night with Conan O’Brien and Paul Schaefer’s CBS Orchestra to name a few. With appearances on David Letterman and Jimmy Kimmel programs.

Those that already downloaded the BBQ show... it was truncated due to a bandwidth issue... It is fixed now!! (08.31.16 7:15PM E.S.T.) The BBQ show 08.31.16 Memories & Music from 18 Years of Bandana Blues BBQs Cobalt Blues Band - Outside Woman (4:48) The Nighthawks - Ninety-Nine Pounds from Trouble 1991 (3:59) David Coppa & Scrapple - Rusty Nail Blues from Make A Change 2010 (2:45) Terry Garland - I Can't Be Satisfied from Out Where the Blue Begins 2001 (5:03) Tom Principato - I Call the Law from Tip of the Iceberg 1992 (3:42) Jimmy Thackery - Trouble Man from Trouble Man 1994 (4:32) Skeeter Brandon & Highway 61 - Boogie Down from Hi-Test Blues (3:42) Linwood Taylor - Blues Man from B-More on Tap Live At The Cat's Eye 2005 (4:28) Clarence Spady - Bad Axe from Nature of the Beast 1996 (4:46) Tino Gonzales - I'm Going Back from New Generation of the Blues 1997 (5:33) The Nighthawks - Trouble Comin' Every Day from Pain & Paradise 1996 (5:24) Pat Boyack and the Prowlers - For You My Love from Super Blue & Funky 1997 (3:41) Sauce Boss - Let The Big Dog Eat from Live At The Green Parrot 2012 (3:34) Danny Morris - Bonzai Pipeline from I Won't Worry 1996 (3:08) Steve Guyger - Blue Mambo from Past Life Blues 1999 (3:01) Tom Principato - In Orbit from Really Blue 1998 (4:17) Michael Hill - Can't Recall a Time from Bloodlines 1994 (3:44) Bobby Radcliff - Ugh! from Dresses Too Short 1989 (3:41) The Jefre Washington Band - Shoe Polish from Neptune Moon (8:37) Jimmy Thackery - Cool Guitars from Drive to Survive 1996 (3:43) Dennis Gruenling - Blues Up and Down from That's Right! 2001 (3:30) Billy Hector - The Creeper from Hard To Please 2005 (3:38) Debbie Davies - Where The Blues Come To Die from Debbie Davies' Blues Blast 2007 (5:06) Bill Perry - About Me (Why I Got the Blues) from Greycourt Lightning 1998 (3:08) Matthew Stubbs - Stubbs Sauce from Soul Bender 2008 (2:54) Albert Castiglia - Big Toe from A Stone's Throw 2006 (5:31) Michael Powers - Bottle Up And Go from Songs From Onyx Root (4:22) Paul Mark - Real Fine Mind from Indigo Vertigo 2005 (4:57) Dave Gross - I Know Your Wig Is Gone from Take the Gamble 2007 (3:30) Stringbean & the Stalkers - Spread Too Thin from Ride of Your Life 2007 (2:16) Mikey J. - Look Inside My Pocket from Look Inside My Pocket 2007 (2:49) Dennis Gruenling - Temperature from I Just Keep Lovin' Him Tribute to Little Walker 2008 (2:54)

Richard F Adams interviews Fiddian Warman and Debbie Davies about how digital has changed the way that art is created and consumed.

Playlist: Spiritual Rez, One Light, Danny Pease & The Regulators, Rise, Debbie Davies, Life Of The Party, Kara Grainger, Voodoo Woman, Shaka & The Soul Shakers, So Called Friends, The Surreal McCoys, Turn & Run, Mateo Stevens, Back In Town, RJ Comer, Smothered, Smokin’ Joe Kubek & B’nois King, Don’t Want To Be Alone, Dave Weld & The Imperial Flames, Slip Into A Dream, Chris Yakopcic,The Next Place I Leave, Mitch Woods, Big Mamou, Little Boys Blue, Howlin’ At Your Door, Zora Young & Little Mike And The Tornadoes, I’ve Been A Fool Too Long, Stolen Hearts, The Dream, Reverend Freakchild, Angels Of Mercy, Josh Smith, How Long, Jeff Chaz, Morning Coffee, Royal Southern Brotherhood, Hit Me Once, Rachel & The Ruckus, Romeo, The Brummy Brothers, Weed,Whiskey, Women, Bad News Barnes, Salt Sugar and Fat, Brian Charette, Late Night Tv, Mojomatics, Soy Baby

Playlist: Chris Ruest, No Room For 2nd Chances, Relative Souls, If I Had It All, Buddy Guy, Turn Me Wild, Billy The Kid & The Regulators, CAn’t Stand To See You Go, The Reverend Shawn Amos, Boogie, Ebony Jo-Ann, Muddy Water, Jeff Chaz, Tired Of Being Lonely, Albert Cummings, No Doubt, Andy T-Nick Nixon, Shut The Front Door, Victor Wainwright & The Wildroots, If It Ain’t Got Soul Vol 1, DL Duncan, Dickerson Road, Reverend Freakchild, All I Got Is Now, Alectro, Fork In The Road, The Blue Dolphins, Wide And Blue Horizons, Jay Gordon & Blues Venom, Hobo Hilton, The Beat Daddys, DUI Love, Rachel & The Ruckus, Melt Away, Andy Cohen, Seldom Seen Slim, Zac Harmon, Raising Hell, Deb Callahan, Shackin Up, Debbie Davies, Love Spin, The Alchemystics, Summer Life, Brian Charette, Late Night Tv, Mojomatics, Soy Baby

Show # 273 – Live, Uncut & Uncensored Conversations With “Musicians You Should Know” A full night of Couch Kid New Music. Debbie Davies originally Sat with me on Show # 130 on 10/29/12 and returns tonight to talk about her new release, Love Spin.  She and I will chat about what her life has been like since her last visit and we will share some of the great music on Love Spin Bart Walker became a Couch Kid on Show # 153 on 3/4/13. He recently joined the lineup of Royal Southern Brotherhood and Don’t Look Back is his first album with the band.  How has life been treating Bart?  How did he come to join RSB and what was it like to record this album down in Muscle Shoal, AL are all subjects we will touch on. Sugaray Rayford is an immense man and talent.  Show #184 on 10/21/13 is when we met Sugaray and since then he has just taken the Blues world by storm the last few years and his new album, Southside is just SMOKIN’! I am excited to have Sugary return to the show and talk about his whirlwind life and the constant touring and the new album. Finally, Delta Moon first came onto The Couch for IBC Preview Show # 139 on 1/7/13. Tom Johnson and Mark Gray gave some great advice to the Challengers that year and also spoke about how Delta Moon came to be.  Tonight they return to talk about their latest release, Low Down and we will find out what they have been up to as we sample some of the tasty tunes.

show#55809.20.14                            Movin' Man!!                                Ry Cooder - How Can You Keep Moving (Unles) from Into The Purple Valley (3:07)Blacktop Deluxe - Moving Up A Gear from Turn Up, Be Nice, Play Hard 2014 (3:57)Shawn Pittman - Movin' from Triple Troubles 2010 (4:52)Johnny Moeller - I'm Movin' on Up from BlooGaLoo! 2010 (3:29)Rick Estrin and the Nightcats - Movin' Slow from One Wrong Turn 2012 (4:03)The Blazers - I'm Movin' from Just for You 1997 (3:19)Carlos del Junco - Movin' Down the River Rhine from Steady Movin' 2008 (3:58)Charlie Brentley - Moving On Now from The Birth Of Rock'n'Roll Disc 15 (2:19)John Hiatt - Movin' On from The Open Road 2010 (4:44)Reverend Raven - She's Movin' On from Big Bee 2007 (4:49)Debbie Davies - Movin' & Groovin' from Debbie Davies' Blues Blast 2007 (6:58)Eric Bibb - Movin’ Up from Deeper in the Well 2012 (2:54)The Nighthawks - Moving Up in Class from 10 Years Live 1982 (7:13)David Maxwell - Moving Out of His World from Max Attack [95 North] 2005 (5:39)Michelle Willson - Bullseye - As Long as I'm Movin' from Evil Gal Blues 1994 (3:09)Sue Foley - Gotta Keep Moving from Where the Action Is 2002 (3:51)Medford Slim Band - Keep on movin' from Too much is never enough 1991 (3:54)Rod Piazza & the Mighty Flyers - Moving in a West Coast Way from Keepin' It Real 2004 (4:46)Blue Stew - Keep Moving Along from Destination: The Blues 1998 (4:08)The Porkroll Project - Ain't Movin', Just Groovin' from The Porkroll Project 2004 (3:10)Paul Butterfield Blues Band - Keep on Moving from Keep on Moving 1969 (5:00)Burdon, Eric - Slow Moving Train from Soul Of A Man 2005 (5:26)Eugene Hideaway Bridges - Movin' and a Groovin' from Live in San Antonio 2009 (4:17)Little G Weevil - Moving from Moving 2013 (3:59)A.C. Reed - Moving Out Of The Ghetto from I'm In The Wrong Business 1987 (3:53)Kevin Selfe - Moving Day Blues from Long Walk Home 2013 (6:20)Omar & the Howlers - Movin' from Wall of Pride 1988 (4:37)

Debbie Davies - i Wonder Why - Picture This - 1993Layla Zoe - Give It To Me - Sleep little girl - 2011Mastro & Mama's Boys - CFB - Take Me To Your Maker - 2007Lance Lopez - EL PASO SUGAR - Higher Ground - 2007JW Jones - Wasted Life - Bluelisted - 2008 Henrik Freischlader Band - is it right - The Blues - 2006Crimson House Blues - Halfway Whore House - Smoke dust and Whiskey - 2012Canned Heat - Louise - Canned Heat Experience - 2006Gary Moore - Midnight Blues - Still Got The Blues - 2003Jimmie Vaughan - In the middle of the night - Do You Get The Blues - 2001Dave Hole - Blues is the Truth - Blues Profile - 2002John Lee Hooke - Chill Out.Rod Steward - I am gonna move to thé outskirtsBB-King - Tree o Clock Blues.

Joe Bonamassa (Lonesome Road Blues); Homemade Jamz Blues Band (In The Wind); Donna Greene and The Roadhouse Daddies (A Girl's Gotta Have A Little Pleasure); Big Joe Duskin (Beer Drinking Woman); Speckled Red (Going Down Slow); Texas Alexander (Range In My Kitchen); Robert Johnson (Come On In My Kitchen); Tab Benoit, Debbie Davies and Kenny Neal (Luberta); Arthur 'Big Boy' Crudup (Rock Me Mama); Lil' Son Jackson (Gambling Blues); Edward Thompson (Showers Of Rain Blues); Tom Dickson (Labor Blues); Matt Schofield (War We Wage); Albert Castiglia (Bad Year Blues).

Hound Dog Taylor and The Houserockers (Dust My Broom); Moreland and Arbuckle (Gonna Send Ya Back To Georgia); Sonny Terry (Custard Pie Blues); Little Walter (Juke); Debbie Davies (24 Hour Fool); Susan Tedeschi (Just Won't Burn); Country Jim Bledsoe (Dial 110 Blues); Blind Lemon Jefferson (See That My Grave's Kept Clean); Albert King (Driving Wheel); Wynonie Harris (Here Comes The Blues); Victor Wainwright and The Wildroots (Long Way To Go); Louisiana Red and Little Victor's Juke Joint (Too Poor To Die); Delbert McClinton (Blues As Blues Can Get); Victoria Spivey (My Handy Man); Joe Bonamassa (Bridge To Better Days).

A.C. Reed (Hard Times); Robert Cray Band (Across The Line); Debbie Davies and Albert Collins (I Wonder Why); Robert Johnson (Sweet Home Chicago); Lonnie Johnson (Chicago Blues); Erick Hovey (Feels So Good Hurts So Bad); Buddy Whittington (Can't Be Good For Me); Arthur 'Big Boy' Crudup (Chicago Blues); Jimmy Rogers (Chicago Bound); Craig Horton (Find Another Fool); Big Joe Williams (Vitamin A); Kokomo Arnold (Biscuit Roller Blues); Mississippi John Hurt (Frankie); Willie Harris (Never Drive A Stranger From Your Door); Popa Chubby (Healing In Her Hands); Watermelon Slim (Truck Drivin' Songs).

This is show #55, Bad Time Blues (featuring !) – for the last part of August, 2008. Well, we started of the show with playing Made Right in the USA! Who else will be belting about the tunes? How about , Bad Year Blues; , Hard Luck Woman; , Hard Times; and , A.C.Strut; , Can't Live Like This No More, Howlin' At The Moon, Takin' It All To Vegas; , It Ain't Easy Bein' Me; , No Money No Honey; and wrapping up with belting it out like Albert King with That's What the Blues Is All About

A crossroads is a place where traffic can be pretty heavy, and where diversity converges. Traffic in The Roadhouse crossroads this week was heavy enough to bring down the database for a few days. The 126th Roadhouse is a real crossroads – a place where musicians from all over the world have converged for another hour of the finest blues you've never heard. New music from Mem Shannon, Ana Popovic, Elvin Bishop, and Matt Schofield. Plus some great cuts from Willie “Big Eyes” Smith, Earl King and Debbie Davies. Welcome to the crossroads – the 126th Roadhouse Podcast.

A crossroads is a place where traffic can be pretty heavy, and where diversity converges. Traffic in The Roadhouse crossroads this week was heavy enough to bring down the database for a few days. The 126th Roadhouse is a real crossroads – a place where musicians from all over the world have converged for another hour of the finest blues you've never heard. New music from Mem Shannon, Ana Popovic, Elvin Bishop, and Matt Schofield. Plus some great cuts from Willie “Big Eyes” Smith, Earl King and Debbie Davies. Welcome to the crossroads – the 126th Roadhouse Podcast.

It's the 75th edition of The Roadhouse Podcast - the diamond edition. And, diamonds are a fitting analogy. The world outside The Roadhouse creates great pressure, pushing out all but the purest blues carbon. The result is music that's as tough and beautiful as the world's hardest mineral. This week, the carbon is comprised of Debbie Davies, Bo Ramsey, Steve Arvey, Henry Gray, and Gonstermachers. The Roadhouse Rewound segment will definitely have your toes tapping. And, for the second week in a row, we have audio comments from a Roadhouse listener. Like any good diamond would, the 75th Roadhouse Podcast will leave you with a smile on your face and a twinkle in your eye.

It's the 75th edition of The Roadhouse Podcast - the diamond edition. And, diamonds are a fitting analogy. The world outside The Roadhouse creates great pressure, pushing out all but the purest blues carbon. The result is music that's as tough and beautiful as the world's hardest mineral. This week, the carbon is comprised of Debbie Davies, Bo Ramsey, Steve Arvey, Henry Gray, and Gonstermachers. The Roadhouse Rewound segment will definitely have your toes tapping. And, for the second week in a row, we have audio comments from a Roadhouse listener. Like any good diamond would, the 75th Roadhouse Podcast will leave you with a smile on your face and a twinkle in your eye.