Podcast appearances and mentions of Eddie C Campbell

Today's show features music performed by Sippie Wallace and Eddie C. Campbell

#johnnywinter #chicagoblues  #grammywinners  #aligator  Richard L. Shurman He has produced numerous recordings by notable musicians including Johnny Winter, Lurrie Bell, Eddie C. Campbell, Albert Collins, Little Smokey Smothers, Jody Williams, Roy Buchanan, Big Bill Morganfield, Larry Garner, Robert Cray, Hip Linkchain, Magic Slim, Charlie Musselwhite, Otis Rush, Johnny Heartsman, and Fenton Robinson. Shurman has also written many liner notes, and is the publisher of Chicago Blues News. In 2005, he was the recipient of the Blues Foundation's "Keeping the Blues Alive" award.[6] He co-produced Showdown!, an album which won a Grammy Award for Best Traditional Blues Album in 1987. Shurman was inducted into the Blues Hall of Fame in 2014 for his multitudinous contributions as a 'non-performer'. https://www.markhummel.com

What the Riff!?! delves once again into the great (and not so great) Christmas songs to add a little cheer as you rock around the Christmas tree this year.“Carol of the Bells” by Mannheim SteamrollerMannheim Steamroller covers a Ukrainian carol from 1922.  They highlight a 3 against 2 polyrhythm that is present in the original song, and add a major key change that is not present in the original.  This is off their second Christmas album released in 1988 entitled "A Fresh Aire Christmas."  “O Come O Come Emanuel” by Bad ReligionThis fast-paced rendition takes an 8th century song and puts a punk twist to it.  It is a quick song, like most bad Religion tracks. “Yellin' at the Xmas Tree” by Billy IdolRocker Billy Idol reminisces about times with his drunk father yelling at the Christmas tree.  "Oh the Christmas bells are ringing and the carolers are singing, but Daddy, he don't hear 'em, he's yellin' at the Christmas tree."“Space Christmas” by  Shonen KnifeThis Japanese punk-pop band was inspired by the girl groups of the 60's and the Ramones.  This sci-fi Christmas track has a "bubblegum pop" sound with a punk edge.  “Taking Care of Christmas” by Bachman Turner OverdriveWhen Rob covered "Bachman Turner Overdrive II" earlier this year we discovered this Christmas remake of their classic single.  It is surprisingly catchy for a song overhauled for Christmas.  Randy Bachman did an all-Christmas album in 2008 including this song.“Christmas All Over Again” by Tom Petty and the HeartbreakersThis original song was penned by Tom Petty on a ukulele in 1992.  It was used in the motion picture "Home Alone 2:  Lost in New York," and also appeared in "Jingle All the Way."  Jeff Lynne co-produced the song, played bells, bass, timpani, sang background vocals, and wishes for a Chuck Berry Songbook in the song.“God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen” by the REO SpeedwagonREO Speedwagon keeps the original feel of the carol in their rendition of this classic.  It was released on their 2009 album, "Not So Silent Night...Christmas with REO Speedwagon."  The original English carol dates back to the 1650's.  “Santa Claus” by The SonicsThis song with a fuzzy guitar appeared on the debut album from The Sonics back in 1965.  The Sonics were a garage band out of Tacoma, Washington in the 60's, and influenced the punk and grunge movement.  They are likely best known for their party song, "Louie, Louie."“Santa's Messin' with the Kid” by Eddie C. CampbellBlues guitarist and singer Eddie C. Campbell was well known in the Chicago blues scene and learned guitar from Muddy Waters.  This song was released on his 1977 Christmas album.“What Christmas Means to Me”  by Stevie WonderThis original song was released on Tamla records in 1967 on Wonder's eighth studio album entitled "Someday at Christmas."  It was the final track on the album which consisted of a mix of Christmas standards and original music. “Merry Christmas Darling” by the CarpentersNo Christmas playlist would be complete without Karen Carpenter's voice.  This song was originally recorded by The Carpenters in 1970.  The lyrics date back to 1946 when songwriter Frank Pooler wrote it about a love interest at the time.  He had The Carpenters perform it when they were his music students at California State University, Long Beach.“White Christmas” by Bing CrosbyBing Crosby originally performed this song composed by Irving Berlin in 1940.  It was performed for the first time in December 1941, and appeared in the motion picture "Holiday Inn" in 1942.  (and there might be a bonus song...)We at What the Riff?!? wish every one a blessed and Merry Christmas!

It's Christmas Eve, babe... so it's time for the 2022 Christmas special of Blues is the Truth... packed form start to finish with amazing Christmas tunes from some of the greatest artists in the blues. This week's show features Jimmie Bratcher, Bessie Smith, BB King, Fran McGilivray Band, Lawrence Lebo, Albert King, Eric Clapton, Victor Wainwright, Anson Fundeburgh, Buddy Guy, Michelle D'Amour, Earl King, Duke Robillard, Mabel Scott, Charles Brown, Eddie C Campbell, Laura Cheadle, Bobby Gentilo, Peter Vekestra and Blues Train, Floyd Dixon, Roy Milton, Lowell Fulson, Lil' Ed and the Blues Imperials, Carla Thomas, John Verity Band, Louis Jordan, Deb Rider, Tomislav Goluban, Jim Koeppel and Ray Charles. Hit play for two hours of amazing blues! Merry Christmas to all the listeners and please don't forget to like share and subscribe... and if you like leave a little review too. It really helps grow the show and bring more folks to this amazing music. You can also join our Facebook group at facebook.com/groups/bluesisthetruth

Were back with another packed edition of Blues is the Truth! Two whole hours of amazing music, new and old ready to stream now! This week the show features tunes from Koko Taylor, The Steady Rollin' Revue, Kirk Fletcher, Shemekia Copeland, Maria Muldaur, Freddie King, Stevie Watts Organ Trio featuring Alice Armstrong, When Rivers Meet, Eddie C Campbell, Amethyst Kayak, Sunjay, The Jujubees, Otis Rush, The Texas Horns, South Island Rhythm Kings, Marcus Bonfanti, Sugar Rayford, Paul Jones, Detroit Jr, Buddy Guy, Breezy Radio, Linsey Alexander, Robert Nighthawk, Mississippi Macdonald with Vanese Thomas, Silent Partners and Junior Wells. Don't forget to like, review and share the podcast and join our group on Facebook.com/groups/bluesisthetruth

The Reverend Peyton's Big Damn Band (Sure Feels Like Rain); Eddie C. Campbell (Alimony); T-Bone Walker (Alimony Blues); Steve Dawson (Lonely One In This Town); Maria Muldaur and Her Garden Of Joy (He Calls That Religion); Harpdog Brown (Thinkin' And Drinkin'); Tracy Bennett (Five Year Plan); Half Deaf Clatch (Big Plans In A Small Town); Trampled Under Foot (Badlands); Sterling Koch (One Way Out); Troy Redfern (One Way Ticket); Kai Strauss (A Day Late And A Dollar Short); John Hammond (Give Me A 32-20); Lynnann Hyde (32-20 Blues); Joe Bonamassa (Never Make Your Move Too Soon).

For twenty two years The Headcutters have been building their own blues scene in and around the sunny beach town of Itajaí in the state of Santa Catarina. They looked and sounded quite incongruous in their suits, with their vintage amps and guitars, singing 50s Chicago Blues music in English-- but they persevered and by the end of the show everyone loved them. Along the way they have toured in Argentina, all across Brazil and even came to the US-- I loved their tour movie "Walkin' in USA" (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2aKEf...). They have backed great blues artists such as Billy Branch, Kim Wilson, Mud Morganfield, Eddie C Campbell, James Wheeler, Wallace Coleman, Omar Coleman, and bassist Bob Stroger, with whom they appear on the upcoming Delmark CD "That's My Name". Just don't call Joe Marhoffer and Ricardo Maca of The Headcutters bluesmen! In Joe's words "we are just four white guys from Brazil, and we could never call ourselves a bluesman-- that belongs to the African American greats who are the owners of this music.." Take a blues journey with No Border Blues, the only blues podcast focused on international blues artists and hidden blues scenes around the world. Delmark recording artist Johnny Burgin and producer Stephanie Tice shine a spotlight on notable international blues performers, discuss the blues scenes in their home countries, and present intimate and exclusive musical performances. Sponsored by Chicago Blues Network, bringing Chicago Blues to the world. noborderblues.com - chicagobluesnetwork.com - johnnyburgin.com https://www.theheadcutters.com/ SHOW LESS Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Bob Koester, scomparso qualche mese fa a 89 anni, è stato il fondatore della Delmark Records, una delle più significative etichette discografiche americane.La triste circostanza ci dà lo spunto per ricordare, grazie alla sapiente guida di Riccardo Bertoncelli, la storia di questa label nata nel 1953 con base prima a St. Louis poi a Chicago, che ha documentato soprattutto - ma non solo - la frizzante scena del blues urbano e del jazz d'avanguardia della Windy City.Nel suo sterminato catalogo appaiono – tra i tanti – i nomi di Sleepy John Estes, Big Joe Williams, Arthur Crudup, Otis Rush, Luther Allison, Buddy Guy, Magic Sam. Più avanti quelli di Byther Smith, Michael Coleman, Little Arthur Duncan, Eddie C. Campbell.In ambito jazz hanno registrato per la label Donald Byrd, Bud Powell, Barney Bigard, Sonny Stitt, Ira Sullivan nonché moltissimi esponenti del jazz più avanzato quali Sun Ra, Archie Shepp, Art Ensemble of Chicago, Muhal Richard Abrams, Roscoe Mitchell, Anthony Braxton e in tempi più recenti Ken Vandermark, Rob Mazurek, Nicole Mitchell , l'Ethnic Heritage Ensemble.

Bob Koester, scomparso qualche mese fa a 89 anni, è stato il fondatore della Delmark Records, una delle più significative etichette discografiche americane.La triste circostanza ci dà lo spunto per ricordare, grazie alla sapiente guida di Riccardo Bertoncelli, la storia di questa label nata nel 1953 con base prima a St. Louis poi a Chicago, che ha documentato soprattutto - ma non solo - la frizzante scena del blues urbano e del jazz d'avanguardia della Windy City.Nel suo sterminato catalogo appaiono – tra i tanti – i nomi di Sleepy John Estes, Big Joe Williams, Arthur Crudup, Otis Rush, Luther Allison, Buddy Guy, Magic Sam. Più avanti quelli di Byther Smith, Michael Coleman, Little Arthur Duncan, Eddie C. Campbell.In ambito jazz hanno registrato per la label Donald Byrd, Bud Powell, Barney Bigard, Sonny Stitt, Ira Sullivan nonché moltissimi esponenti del jazz più avanzato quali Sun Ra, Archie Shepp, Art Ensemble of Chicago, Muhal Richard Abrams, Roscoe Mitchell, Anthony Braxton e in tempi più recenti Ken Vandermark, Rob Mazurek, Nicole Mitchell , l'Ethnic Heritage Ensemble.

Bob Koester, scomparso qualche mese fa a 89 anni, è stato il fondatore della Delmark Records, una delle più significative etichette discografiche americane.La triste circostanza ci dà lo spunto per ricordare, grazie alla sapiente guida di Riccardo Bertoncelli, la storia di questa label nata nel 1953 con base prima a St. Louis poi a Chicago, che ha documentato soprattutto - ma non solo - la frizzante scena del blues urbano e del jazz d'avanguardia della Windy City.Nel suo sterminato catalogo appaiono – tra i tanti – i nomi di Sleepy John Estes, Big Joe Williams, Arthur Crudup, Otis Rush, Luther Allison, Buddy Guy, Magic Sam. Più avanti quelli di Byther Smith, Michael Coleman, Little Arthur Duncan, Eddie C. Campbell.In ambito jazz hanno registrato per la label Donald Byrd, Bud Powell, Barney Bigard, Sonny Stitt, Ira Sullivan nonché moltissimi esponenti del jazz più avanzato quali Sun Ra, Archie Shepp, Art Ensemble of Chicago, Muhal Richard Abrams, Roscoe Mitchell, Anthony Braxton e in tempi più recenti Ken Vandermark, Rob Mazurek, Nicole Mitchell , l'Ethnic Heritage Ensemble.

Bob Koester, scomparso qualche mese fa a 89 anni, è stato il fondatore della Delmark Records, una delle più significative etichette discografiche americane.La triste circostanza ci dà lo spunto per ricordare, grazie alla sapiente guida di Riccardo Bertoncelli, la storia di questa label nata nel 1953 con base prima a St. Louis poi a Chicago, che ha documentato soprattutto - ma non solo - la frizzante scena del blues urbano e del jazz d'avanguardia della Windy City.Nel suo sterminato catalogo appaiono – tra i tanti – i nomi di Sleepy John Estes, Big Joe Williams, Arthur Crudup, Otis Rush, Luther Allison, Buddy Guy, Magic Sam. Più avanti quelli di Byther Smith, Michael Coleman, Little Arthur Duncan, Eddie C. Campbell.In ambito jazz hanno registrato per la label Donald Byrd, Bud Powell, Barney Bigard, Sonny Stitt, Ira Sullivan nonché moltissimi esponenti del jazz più avanzato quali Sun Ra, Archie Shepp, Art Ensemble of Chicago, Muhal Richard Abrams, Roscoe Mitchell, Anthony Braxton e in tempi più recenti Ken Vandermark, Rob Mazurek, Nicole Mitchell , l'Ethnic Heritage Ensemble.

Bob Koester, scomparso qualche mese fa a 89 anni, è stato il fondatore della Delmark Records, una delle più significative etichette discografiche americane.La triste circostanza ci dà lo spunto per ricordare, grazie alla sapiente guida di Riccardo Bertoncelli, la storia di questa label nata nel 1953 con base prima a St. Louis poi a Chicago, che ha documentato soprattutto - ma non solo - la frizzante scena del blues urbano e del jazz d'avanguardia della Windy City.Nel suo sterminato catalogo appaiono – tra i tanti – i nomi di Sleepy John Estes, Big Joe Williams, Arthur Crudup, Otis Rush, Luther Allison, Buddy Guy, Magic Sam. Più avanti quelli di Byther Smith, Michael Coleman, Little Arthur Duncan, Eddie C. Campbell.In ambito jazz hanno registrato per la label Donald Byrd, Bud Powell, Barney Bigard, Sonny Stitt, Ira Sullivan nonché moltissimi esponenti del jazz più avanzato quali Sun Ra, Archie Shepp, Art Ensemble of Chicago, Muhal Richard Abrams, Roscoe Mitchell, Anthony Braxton e in tempi più recenti Ken Vandermark, Rob Mazurek, Nicole Mitchell , l'Ethnic Heritage Ensemble.

The Nobby Reed Project (Baby's Back In Town); Steve Freund (Hey Big Bill); Billy Boy Arnold(San Antonio Blues); Lindsay Beaver and Brad Stivers (Somebody Else Will); Leroy Carr and Scrapper Blackwell (Barrelhouse Woman No. 2) Richard Ray Farrell (Mean Mistreater); Big Daddy Wilson (Hard Time Blues); Freddie Roulette (Everybody Wants To Go To Heaven); Lurrie Bell (Nobody Wants To Lose); The Carolina Buddies (Otto Wood The Bandit); Uncle Dave Macon and Sam McGhee (Late Last Night When Willie Came Home); Eddie C. Campbell (I'm Just Your Fool); Albert King (Bluesman); The Voodoo Sheiks (Spirit); Mojo Blues Band (Curley Head Woman) Jimmy "T99" Nelson (Come On).

Big Papa and The TCB (The More Things Change); "Big" Al's Blues Howlers and Jim Liban (The Cadillac Kid); Roy Brown And His Orchestra (Cadillac Baby); Kai Strauss (Guest In The House Of The Blues); Johnny Nicholas (Tomorrow Night (Live)); Big Bill Broonzy And His Big Little Orchestra (Tomorrow); Baba Blues (Help Me Through The Day); Eddie C. Campbell (Rock Me); Mud Morganfield and Kim Wilson (Nineteen Years Old); Susan Tedeschi (Mama He Treats Your Daughter Mean); Ruth Willis (Man Of My Own); Ma Rainey (Stack O'Lee Blues); Bobby BlackHat Walters (It's Not A Good Idea Til It's Her Idea); Andrew Riverstone (One Foot In The Bucket); Four Jacks (Thunder And Lightning).

Intro Song – Billy Branch & The Sons of Blues, “Crazy Mixed Up World!”, Blues Shock First Set – Journey and Virus Tommy Castro, “Making It Back To Memphis”, Hard Believer Albert Castiglia, “Ghosts of Mississipopi”, A Stone's ThrowCharles Brown, “Virus Called The Blues”, All My Life Second  Set – Bad Choices and Mistakes in Life (Police Violence)Grady Champion, “Policeman Blues'”, Back In Mississippi Live at the 930 Blues CafeSelwyn Birchwood, “Police State”, Pick Your Poison Kenny Wayne Shepherd, “Blue On Black”, Trouble Is…. Third  Set – Hope To Cling To…Eddie C. Campbell, “Hope And Dreams”, Hope And Dreams Jimmie Vaughan, “Power Of Love”, Do You Get The Blues?Rod Piazza, “Power Of The Blues”, Tough And TenderKenny Neal, “It Don't Make Sense We Can't Make Peace”, Let Life FlowB.B. King, “Peace To The World”, Live At The Apollo

Christmas blues are rarely about the actual holiday and certainly never religious. They more often discuss loneliness, jail time, illness, cheating or sex. Explore these themes in songs by Blind Blake, Peetie Wheatstraw, Champion Jack Dupree and Eddie C. Campbell.

Our fifty-eighth episode, which aired on September 1, 2019. The 13 Cats – Snap Crackle & Hiss Ocie Stockard – Twin Guitar Polka Wynonie Harris – (I Don’t Stand A) Ghost of a Chance Tony Chick – A Car Jimmy Johnson – How About Me Pretty Baby A Jay Wade & The Tennessee No. 09 – I’ll Keep My Old Guitar The Flatfoot Shakers – Eighteen Kim Lenz & Her Jaguars – Truest Love Smiley Lewis – Ain’t Gonna Do It Bob Wills & His Texas Playboys – She’s Gone Willie & The Stringpoppers – Oh Baby Babe Malcolm Yelvington – Drinkin’ Wine Spo-Dee-O-Dee Lucky Marcel & The Ramblin’ Three – Slow Down Brother Amos Milburn & The Aladdin Chickenshackers – Sax Shack Boogie Swift Jewel Cowboys – Fan It The Swing Rays – Cadillac Dan Jimmy & Johnny – Sweet Love On My Mind The Rhythm Shakers – Voodoo Eddie C. Campbell – Jump Jump Jump Carlos & The Bandidos – Say What You Want And Leave

ESPECIAL CHRISTMAS BLUES Felices Fiestas a todos los bluseros. 1- CHARLIE MUSSELWHITE. Silent night 2- JOHN LEE HOOKER. Blues for Christmas. 3- SON SEALS. Lonesome Christmas 4- FLOYD DIXON. Empty stocking blues 5- ELVIN BISHOP. The little drummer 6- JIMMY WITHERSPOON. How I hate to see Chritsmas come around 7- CLARENCE GATEMOUTH BROWN. Christmas 8- ANSON FUNDERBURGH. Sam´s Christmas blues 9- KENNY NEAL. Christmas time in the country 10- ALBERT KING. Santa Claus wants some lovin 11- LIL´ED & THE BLUES IMPERIALS. I´m your Santa 12- EARL KING. Santa don´t et me down 13- LONNIE BROOKS. Chritsmas in bayou 14- EDDIE C. CAMPBELL. Santa messin with the kid 15- LITTLE CHARLIE & THE NIGHTCATS. Santa Claus 16- B.B. KING. Christmas celebration 17- CHARLES BROWN. Boogie woogie Santa Claus 18- LOWEL FULSON. I want to spent Chritsmas with you

ESPECIAL CHRISTMAS BLUES Felices Fiestas a todos los bluseros. 1- CHARLIE MUSSELWHITE. Silent night 2- JOHN LEE HOOKER. Blues for Christmas. 3- SON SEALS. Lonesome Christmas 4- FLOYD DIXON. Empty stocking blues 5- ELVIN BISHOP. The little drummer 6- JIMMY WITHERSPOON. How I hate to see Chritsmas come around 7- CLARENCE GATEMOUTH BROWN. Christmas 8- ANSON FUNDERBURGH. Sam´s Christmas blues 9- KENNY NEAL. Christmas time in the country 10- ALBERT KING. Santa Claus wants some lovin 11- LIL´ED & THE BLUES IMPERIALS. I´m your Santa 12- EARL KING. Santa don´t et me down 13- LONNIE BROOKS. Chritsmas in bayou 14- EDDIE C. CAMPBELL. Santa messin with the kid 15- LITTLE CHARLIE & THE NIGHTCATS. Santa Claus 16- B.B. KING. Christmas celebration 17- CHARLES BROWN. Boogie woogie Santa Claus 18- LOWEL FULSON. I want to spent Chritsmas with you

Intro Song, Eden Brent, “Boogie Woogie Santa Claus”, An Eden Brent Christmas with Bob Dowell First Set – Matt Andersen, “Country Christmas Blues”, Spirit of Christmas Big Bad Voodoo Daddy, “Last Night (I Went Out With Santa Claus)”, Everything You Want For Christmas Albert King, “Santa Claus Wants Some Lovin'”, The Christmas Collection – Blue Christmas Second  Set – Janiva Magness, “Every Day Will Be Like A Holiday”, A Blue Elan Christmas Eddie C. Campbell, “Santa's Messin' With The Kid”, Best of Blues: A Xmas Collection B.B. King, “Back Door Santa”, A Christmas Celebration Third  Set – Bobby Blackhat Walters, “Moonlight, Mistletoe, and You”, Single Big Bad Voodoo Daddy, “Blue Christmas”, Everything You Want For Christmas Roy Milton, “Christmas Time Blues”, Blue Yule: Christmas Blues & R&B Classics Fourth Set – The Brian Setzer Orchestra, “White Christmas”, Dig That Crazy Christmas! Michelle Willson, “Five Pound Box of Money”, Blue Christmas Mindi Abair and the Boneshakers, “Merry Christmas Baby”, All I Got For Christmas Is The Blues Big thanks to Michael Allen from the Crossroads Blues Gallery for letting me use his great artwork on my web sites!

SELECCIÓN 1 MARZO 2018 BLUES SYNDICATE 1. AIN'T NOBODY'S BUSINESS - BETTYE JEANETTE 2. BIG CHIEF PONTIAC - GUY ROEL 3. CRY BEFORE I GO - SPANN LUCILLE 4. EMPTY ARMS - ALBERT LEE 5. EVERYTHING GONNA BE ALLRIGHT - EDDIE C. CAMPBELL 6. FIVE LONG YEARS - TEE BEE FISHER 7. FORE DAY CREEP - BROWNIE MCGHEE 8. HOW LONG BLUES - JOHN LITTLEJOHN 9. HUMMINGBIRD - LEON RUSSELL 10. I FEEL SO GOOD - R.C. SMITH 11. I'M FROM MISSISSIPPI - LUTHER 'GUITAR JUNIOR' JOHNSON & THE MAGIC ROCKERS 12. I'M SO CONFUSED - MS. JODY 13. LADY - JOHN MAYALL 14. ST. LOUIS BLUES - LONNIE 15. STANDING AT THE CROSSROADS - ELMORE JAMES 16. STOOP DOWN BABY - CLARENCE EDWARDS 17. TEARDROPS - BYTHER SMITH, LARRY DAVIS 18. YOU CAN'T BUY LOVE - TV SLIM

SELECCIÓN 1 MARZO 2018 BLUES SYNDICATE 1. AIN'T NOBODY'S BUSINESS - BETTYE JEANETTE 2. BIG CHIEF PONTIAC - GUY ROEL 3. CRY BEFORE I GO - SPANN LUCILLE 4. EMPTY ARMS - ALBERT LEE 5. EVERYTHING GONNA BE ALLRIGHT - EDDIE C. CAMPBELL 6. FIVE LONG YEARS - TEE BEE FISHER 7. FORE DAY CREEP - BROWNIE MCGHEE 8. HOW LONG BLUES - JOHN LITTLEJOHN 9. HUMMINGBIRD - LEON RUSSELL 10. I FEEL SO GOOD - R.C. SMITH 11. I'M FROM MISSISSIPPI - LUTHER 'GUITAR JUNIOR' JOHNSON & THE MAGIC ROCKERS 12. I'M SO CONFUSED - MS. JODY 13. LADY - JOHN MAYALL 14. ST. LOUIS BLUES - LONNIE 15. STANDING AT THE CROSSROADS - ELMORE JAMES 16. STOOP DOWN BABY - CLARENCE EDWARDS 17. TEARDROPS - BYTHER SMITH, LARRY DAVIS 18. YOU CAN'T BUY LOVE - TV SLIM

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).

#263 'Rockin' Roll Twistin Xmas Party' 1.The Fontane Sisters-Nuttin' for Christmas-19552.Mabel Scott-Boogie Woogie Santa Claus-19543.Ike and Tina Turner-Merry Christmas Baby-19644.Eddie C. Campbell -Santa's Messin' With The Kid-19775.Oscar McLollie & The Honeyjumpers -Dig That Crazy Santa Claus -19546.The Marcels-Merry Twistmas-19617.Reverend Lofton And His Holy Travellers-Look To Jesus-19658.The Sonics-Santa Claus-19669.Gene And Wendell-Party Time-196210.JP McPherson-Twinkle (Little Christmas Lights)-201211.Detroit Junior-Christmas Day-196012.Twistin' Kings-xmas twist-196113.Charlie Stewart-Santa Claus won't come this year-196414.The Sonics-Don't believe in christmas-196615.Brendan Hanlon & The Batmen-Christmas Party16.Eartha Kitt -Santa Baby -195317.Patti Page-Boogie Woogie Santa Claus-195018.Darlene Love-Christmas (Baby Please Come Home)-196319.The Bonnie Sisters -I Saw Mommy Cha Cha Cha-195620.Brenda Lee-I'm Gonna Lasso Santa Claus-195621.The 5.6.7.8's-Rock And Roll Santa-200322.Hasil Adkins-Santa Claus Boogie-199323.Black Lips-Christmas in Baghdad-200724.C.W. Stoneking-On a Christmas Day-200525.The Younsters-Christmas in-jail-1956DOWNLOAD | SUBSCRIBE TO RAMPAGE | SUBSCRIBE TO RADIOMUTATION | FACEBOOK | ITUNES | TWITTER| INSTAGRAM|

Mojo Mark Cihlar is a Chicago native who cut his teeth performing guitar and harmonica with some of most legendary players of his day like Kansas City Red, Big Smokey Smothers, Eddie King, and Little Arthur Duncan. After 30 years on the scene, he still performs traditional Chicago blues with the great Willie Buck, the Taildragger or a combination of his own band. In 2010, he was featured on the legendary Eddie C. Campbell’s award winning Delmark studio release. In 2016, he celebrated the release of his own project, co-produced with his brother, Grant, called Chicago Blues Party.

Jim Gustin and Truth Jones (Half Past Ten); Homesick James (Better Know What You Runnin' From); George Stephen Kelly (Runnin' Blue); Too Slim and The Taildraggers (Daddies Bones); Andrew Chapman (Bag Of Bones); Cathy Lemons and Johnny Ace (Used To These Blues); Mary Dixon (Fire And Thunder Blues); Mozelle Alderson (Tight In Chicago); Eddie C. Campbell (My Sister Taught Me); Johnny B. Moore (Memphis Bound); Willie Green (My Baby's Gone); Luke Hilly and The Cavalry (I've Never Seen My Home); R.L. Burnside (Long Haired Doney); Tampa Red (Let's Try It Again); Gate City Divas (Don't Have The Blues No More).

The Damn Right Blues Band is a motley crew of talented Chicago Blues veterans who have been the touring band for 7-time Grammy award-winning blues legend Buddy Guy for well over a decade. The band features Ric Jaz Hall (rhythm guitar), Marty Sammon (piano), Orlando Wright (bass), Tim Awesome Austin (drums) and Chris Bynum (guitar tech). Ric Hall performed with Albert King, the Dells and Phil Guy. Marty Sammon has released a few albums and performed with L.V. Banks, Eddie C. Campbell, Otis Rush and Phil Guy. Tim Austin has lengthy history as a session musician and has performed with the Staple Singers, Mavis Staples and Phil Guy.

R.J. Mischo (A-OK); Mockingbird Hill (In The Name Of The Blues); Robert 'Top' Thomas (King Snake Crawl); Schoolboy Cleve (I'm Him); Wild Bill Phillips (Pebble In My Shoe); Jimmie Vaughan (What Makes You So Tough); Eddie C. Campbell (Spider Eating Preacher); Magic Slim and The Teardrops (Give Me Back My Wig); Lisa Cee (Evil Mind); The Mike Eldred Trio (61 And 49); Peg Leg Howell (Broke And Hungry Blues); Bumble Bee Slim (Policy Dream Blues); Larry Garner (Blues Pay My Way); Tab Benoit (I Got Loaded); Al Miller Chicago Blues Band (Dead Presidents).

LURRIE BELL is a legend of the Chicago blues scene. Born in 1958, the son of famed blues harmonica player Carey Bell, Lurrie picked up his father's guitar at age of five and taught himself to play.In addition, he grew up with many of the Chicago blues legends around him. Eddie Taylor, Big Walter Horton, Eddie C. Campbell, Eddie Clearwater, Lovie Lee, Sunnyland Slim, Jimmy Dawkins and many more were frequent visitors to his house. They all helped to shape and school him in the blues, but none as much as his father's long-time employer Muddy Waters. By seventeen Lurrie Bell was playing on stage with Willie Dixon and soon formed The Sons of Blues band and toured with Koko Taylor. 'The Devil Ain't Got No Music,' is Lurrie's latest. It's a collection of acoustic blues and gospel songs that recollect the music he often played with his dad and at church in Mississippi and Alabama as a child. LISA BIALES is a soulful songstress, performer, and recording artist who weaves a tapestry of Americana, jazz and blues inspired folk. A native of Ohio, Lisa grew up in a musical family and began her career as a performing songwriter at the age of thirteen. Lisa has independently released six albums of music under her own Big Song Music label including her latest 'Just Like Honey' which was produced by WoodSongs alum EG Kight. Lisa also makes her film debut this year in Academy Award-winning director Francis Ford Coppola's new film,Twixt.

Carey Bell (Christmas Train); Eddie C. Campbell (Santa's Messin' With The Kid); Lil' Ed & The Blues Imperials (I'm Your Santa); Floyd Dixon (Empty Stocking Blues); Roosevelt Sykes (Let Me Hang My Stocking In Your Christmas Tree); B.B. King (Christmas Comes But Once A Year); Grady Champion (Blues On Christmas); Koko Taylor (Merry, Merry Christmas); Little Charlie & The Nightcats (It's Christmas Time Again (Spend, Spend, Spend)); Tommy Castro with Marcia Ball (Christmas Everyday); Bumble Bee Slim (Christmas And No Santa Claus); Titus Turner (Christmas Morning Blues); Lonnie Brooks (All I Want For Christmas); John Lee Hooker (Blues For Christmas); Hop Wilson & His Buddies (Merry Christmas Darling (Take 1)); Jimmy Witherspoon (How I Hate To See Xmas Come Around).

show#36010.31.10This show with playlist is available at http://beardo1.libsyn.com along with hundreds of shows from the past for your enjoyment.Want to find out if YOUR music makes the cut? Email thebeardo@gmail.com for details!Look for Beardo Dames on Facebook...(never thought I'd be a FB geek!!)Tip Jar available for easy donation at: http://www.bandanablues.com/donation.htmlAl Kooper & Steve Stills - Season of the Witch (Super Session 1968)Frank Zappa - The Torture Never Stops (Zoot Allures 1976)Lucky Peterson - Yer Blues (The Blues White Album 2002)Ella Fitzgerald (with Chick Webb) - Wacky Dust (Reefer Madness 2004)Jeff Turmes - Every Day's My Lucky Day (Every Day's My Lucky Day 2006)Flávio Guimarães - Bye Bye Bird (Utube)Chris Duarte Group - Waiting On You (Infinite Energy 2010)Eddie C. Campbell - Tears Are For Losers (Baddest Cat On The Block 2007)John Nemeth - Fetch That Wood (The Jack of Harps 2004)Spinner's Section:repeats of Spinner's sections of shows 34 & 35 (March 2004)Gigantjes: street scene (2:09)Philip Kroonenberg: lonesome poetry (4:03)Robert Ward: white fox (4:24)Kim Snelten & Hipshake: let me be your loverman (4:37)Little Mike & the Tornadoes: taylor made (2:21)Alex Schultz: jam up (2:34)Boulevard of Broken Dreams: detour ahead (5:32)Jean Jacques Milteau: Miss. boogie (4:06)Arthur Ebeling: rhythm in the rain (3:41)John Dummer Blues Band: nine by nine (3:16)Back to Beardo:Buddy Guy - Thank Me Someday (Living Proof 2010)Chris Cain - Something Just Won't Let me Turn Around (Something Just Won't Let me Turn Around 2010)Abbe May - Lay Me Down (Howl & Moan 2008)A.C. Reed - The Things I Want You To Do (I'm In The Wrong Business 1987)Kid Andersen (with Ric Estrin) - My Baby Lee (The Dreamer 2007) The Fabulous Thunderbirds - Pocket Rocket (The Fabulous Thunderbirds 1979)Paul Reddick - Five Silver Dollars (Villanelle 2004)

The 278 Roadhouse pulls out all the hues of the blues. Jump blues to acoustic, guitar and harp, old names and new faces, big blues labels and small. Daddy Mack Blues Band, Janiva Magness, Ghost Town Blues Band, Chris James & Patrick Rynn, and Eddie C. Campbell represent the full spectrum and stand right out in front for another hour of the finest blues you've never heard.

The 278 Roadhouse pulls out all the hues of the blues. Jump blues to acoustic, guitar and harp, old names and new faces, big blues labels and small. Daddy Mack Blues Band, Janiva Magness, Ghost Town Blues Band, Chris James & Patrick Rynn, and Eddie C. Campbell represent the full spectrum and stand right out in front for another hour of the finest blues you've never heard.

show#324Big Jack Johnson - Things I Used to Do (4:29)David Egan - Bourbon in My Cup (4:06)Hazmat ModineBahamut - Dry Spell. (4:47)Scrapomatic - God Damn Job (2:09)Spinner's Section: Jean Jacques Milteau: fragile (5:00) (Fragile, Universal Music, 2005)BluesKings: array blues (4:02) (Money Lover, DRC, 2009)Johnny Mastro & the Mama's Boys: 8 ball (4:24) (Take Me To Your Maker, Nugene, 2007)Sean Costello: goombay rock (3:32) (Cuttin' In, Landslide, 2000)Carlos del Junco: skatoon (5:00) (Blues Mongrel, Northern Blues 2005)Curtis Salgado: don't wait until tomorrow (4:27) (Strong Suspicion, Shanachie, 2004)T-99: big 'ole town (3:16) (Coo Coo, Cool Buzz, 2001)C.C. Adcock: blaksnak bite (4:54) (Lafayette Marquis, 2004)Heavy Trash: gatorade (2:29) (-, YepRoc, 2005)Rhythm Junks: don't ever loose that rhythm (4:10) (Virus B-23, HKM, 2004)Back to Beardo:Guitar Shorty - The Netherlands (6:13)Nick Curran & the Lowlifes - Kill My Baby (3:07)Charles "Big Daddy" Stallings - Let's Boogie (4:27)David Lindley - Make It on Time (3:21)Eddie C. Campbell - Vibrations in the Air (4:49)Eric Jerardi Band - Kaboom (2:36)Vargas Blues Band - Blood Shot (5:36)The Twisters - Second Wind (3:09) Welcome To My Life (3:39)Soul Drivers - Rock & Roll Chick (4:18) West of Memphis - Miss Sugarpuss Boogie (3:22)

Can you believe it? Another year has passed quickly away. Where did the time go? I'll have to check my diary.I know we lost a lot of good folks somewhere along the way this year and I surely hope they have passed this mortal coil in a positive direction.Myself....Well I consider it lucky now if I just wake up every day and feel pretty good. I am not unique in that regard.I did want to put a little something together for Christmas just in case a few folks would like to hear a few tunes which are not ordinarily played off the normal channels.Please join me on this beautiful California, laid back, Christmas Eve.Thanks for listening....John Rhys-EddinsHere are the players and performers for this show....:)1)...."Hand Clappin' "....Red Prysock....Mercury2)...."Christmas Celebration"....BB King....HOB 3)...."Santa Clause Wants Some Lovin' "....Albert King....HOB 4)...."Sonny Boy's Christmas Blues"....Sonny Boy Williamson....HOB 5)...."Boogie Woogie Santa Clause"....Mabel Scott....HOB 6)...."Santa Claus, Santa Claus"....Louis Jordan....HOB 7)...."Winter Wonderland"....The Ronnie Cole Trio....Paula Records 8)...."Please Come Home For Christmas"....Charles Brown....Paula Records9)...."Lonesome Christmas" (Pt. 1)....Lowell Fulsom....Paula Records 10)..."Lonesome Christmas" (Pt. 2)....Lowell Fulsom....Paula Records 11)..."All I Want For Christjmas Is You"....Vince Vance....Waldoxy 12)..."Merry Christmas Baby"....Charles Brown....Paula Records 13)..."Let's Make Christmas Merry Baby"....Amos Milburn....HOB 14)..."Hark! The Herald Angels Sing"....The Saint John's Choir....Savannah, Georgia 15)..."Santa"....Lightnin' Hopkins....HOB 16)..."Santa's Messin' With The Kid"....Eddie C. Campbell....HOB 17)..."White Christmas"....Sugar Boy Crawford...Paula Records 18)..."What Child Is This/Greensleeves"....The Saint John's Choir (organist unknown)Listen to....A Laid Back Christmas Eve, 2009!

show#31211.15.09Delbert McClinton - Your Memory, Me And The Blues (4:05)Etta James - God's Song (That's Why I Love Mankind) (3:34)Spinner's Section:some stuff that I have played beforeWilliam Clarke: chasin' the gator (3:17)Alexis Corner: river's invitation (3:09)Philp Kroonenberg: wandering in the dark (4:19)Johnny Mastro & the Mama's Boys: can't kick the habit (6:41)Gary Primich: queen of complication (4:51)Colin James: satelite (4:12)Michelle Willson: blues for a day (3:46)R.J. Mischo: taste of my on medicine (4:56)Blue Bishops: words left unsaid (3:48)Paul deLay Band: the other one (3:42)Back to Beardo:Sandy Mack - Ghost Stories (5:21)Ben Prestage - Weedhead (3:11)Jeff Jensen - She's Evil (4:50)John Littlejohn - I Had A Dream (4:08)Muddy Waters - Gypsy Woman (2:35)Little Walter - Everything's Gonna Be Alright (2:50)Arthur Adams - Thrive on Your Vibe (3:59)Norbert Schneider - Sugar Papa Schneider (3:03)Victor Wainwright and the Wildroots - School Of Hard Knocks (4:21)Eddie C. Campbell - Makin' Popcorn (4:04)Jerry 'Boogie' McCain - Steady (2:08)Duster Bennet - Bright Lights, Big City [live] (5:41)Rick Derringer - Sorry for Your Heartache (9:48)Does your music make the cut?Contact Beardo at thebeardo@gmail.com and we we'll talk..Meanwhile, Bandana Blues archives at http://beardo1.libsyn.com

show#30910.25.09The Twisters - I Refuse to Get Old (3:38)5. Slo Leak - Sold for Parts (4:20)6. James Day - Dead Broke Blues (4:01)7. David Gogo - Death Letter (8:48)8. Johnny Hoy - I Want to See Her (3:19)9. Johnny Shines - Last Night's Dream (3:46)10. André Bisson - I Gotta Move On11. Rick Estrin - Porn Bred (4:18)12. Victor Wainwright and the Wildroots - Square (4:45)13. James Harman - Just As Well To Kill Me (4:31)14. Eddie C. Campbell - My Last Affair (5:03)15. Nick Moss & the Flip Tops - Check My Pulse (4:19)16. George Harmonica Smith - Teardrops Falling (4:59)17. Ronnie Earl - Blind Love (4:41)18. The Detonators - She Don't Need Me (4:17)19. Walter Jr. - Something Something (3:29)20. Buddy Guy - Cut You Loose (7:39)Spinner's section:a heavy setArno: je suis sous (C.Nougaro, J.Datin) (A Poil Commercial, Delabel, 1999)BB & the Stingers: due for a break (B.Brausewetter) (1st Blues Band On Venus, Dixiefrog, 1998)Kenny Wayne Shepherd: shame shame shame (K.W.Shepherd, J.Nadeau) (Ledbetter Heights, Giant, 1995)Ian Moore: how long (I.Moore, M.D.Ehmig) (-, Capricorn, 1993)Imperial Crowns: two headed woman (J.Wood, J.J.Holiday) (Star Of The West, Triple J, 2007)Blues Company: having a ball (Dulisch, Tudorovic) (Then And Now, Inakustik, 2001)James Solberg: rhumba juice (J.Solberg, S.Carroll) (L.A. Blues, Ruf, 1998)Popa Chubby: goin' down to Willie's (T.Horowitz) (How'd A White Boy Get The Blues?, Dixiefrog, 2000)Does your music make the cut?Contact Beardo at thebeardo@gmail.com and we we'll talk..Meanwhile, Bandana Blues archives at http://beardo1.libsyn.com

After a bit of a break for the past few weeks, it's good to be back in familiar territory. And, with new releases stacking up, I feature more new music than perhaps any other single edition of The Roadhouse. Rob Paparozzi, Aynsley Lister, Mike Zito, Boo Boo Davis, and Eddie C. Campbell step forward to testify that the blues is alive and well in 2009. And a younger generation steps into the spotlight with several other new releases. It's the newest hour of the finest blues you've never heard – the 241st Roadhouse.

After a bit of a break for the past few weeks, it's good to be back in familiar territory. And, with new releases stacking up, I feature more new music than perhaps any other single edition of The Roadhouse. Rob Paparozzi, Aynsley Lister, Mike Zito, Boo Boo Davis, and Eddie C. Campbell step forward to testify that the blues is alive and well in 2009. And a younger generation steps into the spotlight with several other new releases. It's the newest hour of the finest blues you've never heard – the 241st Roadhouse.

The 231st Roadhouse focuses on some classic blues artists, at the request of Roadhouse listeners on The Roadhouse Facebook group. There's a full set of classic artists, with others sprinkled in throughout the hour. Buddy Guy & Junior Wells, Eddie C. Campbell, Jenni Muldaur, Lonnie Mack, and Nucklebusters Blues Band will keep you moving while providing the foundation for another hour of the finest blues you've never heard.

The 231st Roadhouse focuses on some classic blues artists, at the request of Roadhouse listeners on The Roadhouse Facebook group. There's a full set of classic artists, with others sprinkled in throughout the hour. Buddy Guy & Junior Wells, Eddie C. Campbell, Jenni Muldaur, Lonnie Mack, and Nucklebusters Blues Band will keep you moving while providing the foundation for another hour of the finest blues you've never heard.

show#293 finally!!!06.24.09 Jimmy Johnson - You Don't Know What Love Is (6:49)Rick Estrin - PA Slim Is Back (2:36)Spinner's Section:some more lyin' & cheatin'Blues Factory: smoke (4:54) (B.Flesseman) (Take A Stroll!, CRS, 2003)James Hunter: no smoke without fire (3:05) (J.Hunter) (People Gonna Talk, Go, 2006)Blues Band: oo-oo-ee (4:00) (D.Kelly) (Brand Loyalty, Arista, 1982)Dr. John: I pulled the cover off you two lovers (2:59) (M.Rebennack) (Loser For You Baby, Thunderbolt, 1977)Omar & the Howlers: everybody knows about my good thing (5:45) (M.Grayson, L.Horton) (Big Leg Beat, Amazing, 1980)Monti Amundson: your turn to be the fool (2:53) (Small, Amundson, Kaatee) (Man On The Floor, Me & My, 1997)Kim Wilson: don't bite the hand that feeds you (4:14) (K.Wilson) (That's Life, Antone's, 1994)Bobby Blue Bland: I intend to take your place (4:03) (J.Lewis) (Reflections In Blue, ABC, 1977)Back to Beardo:Eddie C. Campbell - Care (3:49)Magic Sam - Every Night And Every Day (3:10)Jimmy Dawkins - Feel So Bad (7:37)Jason Ricci & New Blood - Life of Denial (3:52)Rick Estrin - Catchin' Hell (3:46)Kid Andersen - Aquavit Boogie (2:27)Jason Ricci & New Blood - I'm a New Man (10:13)The Insomniacs - At Least I'm Not with You (3:28)Kid Andersen - Strange Land (4:47)Rick Estrin - You Can't Come Back (4:20)Charlie Musselwhite - Black Water (5:40)AZ Kenny Tsak - My Tastee Cake (2:57)Frank Zappa - Chunga's Revenge (7:02)Does your music make the cut?Contact Beardo at thebeardo@gmail.com and we we'll talk..Meanwhile, Bandana Blues archives at http://beardo1@libsyn.com

Temperatures in beautiful Iowa City, IA are headed toward single digits Farenheit. That means we need fuel for the blues furnace. And, we've got it this week in the form of Koko Taylor, Eddie C. Campbell, Billy Boy Arnold, Smokey Wilson, and Lowell Fulson. I've got details on a Roadhouse event upcoming this week, as well. You can easily participate, so listen closely. Hot blues and a great community - it's the stuff of another hour of the finest blues you've never heard: the 102nd Roadhouse Podcast.

Temperatures in beautiful Iowa City, IA are headed toward single digits Farenheit. That means we need fuel for the blues furnace. And, we've got it this week in the form of Koko Taylor, Eddie C. Campbell, Billy Boy Arnold, Smokey Wilson, and Lowell Fulson. I've got details on a Roadhouse event upcoming this week, as well. You can easily participate, so listen closely. Hot blues and a great community - it's the stuff of another hour of the finest blues you've never heard: the 102nd Roadhouse Podcast.