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Simon Kinny-Lewis (Play The Blues); Deborah Coleman (If You Love Me Like You Say); Sue Foley, Deborah Coleman and Roxanne Potvin (Hitting On Nothing); North Mississippi Allstars (Poor Boy); Delbert McClinton (Tell Me About It); Etta Britt (I'm With You); D.K. Harrell (Talkin' Heavy); Rusty Ends and Hillbilly HooDoo (Honky Tonk Man); Lonnie Mack (Back On The Road Again); Lady A (Take Me Back To Seattle); Magic Slim and The Teardrops (I'm Tore Up); Shawn Holt and The Teardrops (Buddy Buddy Friends); Glenn Kaiser (Diggin' My Own Grave); Lurrie Bell and The Bell Dynasty (Break It Up); Candye Kane (It Must Be Love). 

Mississippi Heat (Gone So Long); Foster Willis and The Slides (Whiskey Bottle Blues); Tom Killner (Whiskey Haze); Dean Zucchero (Biting Through); Bill "Jazz" Gillum (I'm That Man Down In The Mine); Sonny Boy Williamson II (Crazy About You Baby); Rory Gallagher (Empire State Express); Star Page (Georgia Blues); Alice Pearson (Greenville Levee Blues); Jimmy Burns (Stranded In Clarksdale); Clarence "Gatemouth" Brown (Stranded); Deitra Farr (My Turn, My Time); Magic Slim and The Teardrops (Mama Talk To Your Daughter); J.B. Lenoir and Sunnyland Slim (For You, My Love); Black Patti (Be Ready When He Comes);Omar Dykes (I'm Leavin' You). 

L'il Ed & The Blues Imperials perform live in South Florida at the Funky Biscuit in April, 2024 on Edition 673 of Blues Radio International, with music from Magic Slim, Eddie Shaw, Mighty Joe Young and Zac Harmon.Sound and mix by Jeff Zimmerman and Michael Wolf.Find more at BluesRadioInternational.net

#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

Welcome to the latest edition of "Blues is the Truth," the premier podcast hosted by the passionate and knowledgeable Ian McHugh. This episode is packed with incredible blues music and engaging features that fans love. Regular segments include "Blues Driver," where Paul Michael picks timeless blues tracks that get your heart racing, "The Song Remains the Same," exploring different versions of classic blues songs, and "Title Track Tango," highlighting standout title tracks from various albums. This week's episode features an exciting lineup of artists such as BB King, Booga Red, Kilborn Alley, Rick Lollar Band, Johnny Rawls, Tommy Castro and the Painkillers, Big D and Captain Keys, ZZ Top, Jackie Scott and the Housewreckers, Derek and the Dominos, The Hoax, Robert Cray, Eddie Cochran, Willy Buck, Magic Slim and the Teardrops, Studebaker John's Maxwell Street Kings, Terry Marshall and Friends, Alabama Lovesnakes, Monster Mike Welch, Carl Weathersby, Mississippi Macdonald and the Cottonmouth Kings, Mike Bloomfield, EG Night, Little Bobby, Doug Duffey and BADD, Eric Clapton, and Colin James. Tune in to "Blues is the Truth" for a soulful journey through the rich tapestry of blues music, celebrating both legends and rising stars. Whether you're a longtime blues aficionado or a new listener, this episode promises to captivate and inspire with its diverse lineup and heartfelt performances. Don't miss out on this incredible musical experience!

On this week's edition of Time Signatures with Jim Ervin, iconic Chicago Bluesman, John Primer and fellow Chicagoan, Bob Corritore drop by to discuss their latest release, ‘Crawlin' Kingsnake'. Following their brief chat, John hangs around to talk about his early life on Mississippi sharecropper land, his early years in music, his migration north to Chicago in 1963, and his journey with the likes of Willie Dixon and others. He also talks about his three-year stint as Bandleader for Muddy Waters, and then his 13-years with Magic Slim and the Teardrops. It's another can't miss episode as we roll on in Season Three!Website: John PrimerFacebook: John PrimerYouTube: John PrimerSpotify: John Primer_________________________Facebook: Time SignaturesYouTube: Time SignaturesFacebook: Capital Area Blues SocietyWebsite: Capital Area Blues SocietyFriends of Time Signatures _______Website: University of Mississippi Libraries Blues ArchiveWebsite: Killer Blues Headstone ProjectWebsite: Blues Society Radio Network

John Primer  is an American Chicago blues and electric blues singer and guitarist who played behind Junior Wells in the house band at Theresa's Lounge and as a member of the bands of Willie Dixon, Muddy Waters and Magic Slim  He recorded with Muddy and the Rolling Stones at Buddy Guy's Checkerboard Lounge in 1981, a concert that was eventually released as an award-winning DVD, before launching an award-winning career as a front man, carrying forward the traditional Windy City sound into the 21st century. johnprimerblues.com

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From Little Walter to the Steady Rollin' Revue it's another packed edition of the Blues is the Truth. If you like Blues you have definitely come to the roght place! This week's show features tracks from Johnny Mars and the Cold Heart Revue, The Commoners, Elvin Bishops Big Fun Trio, Trainyard Blues Band, Paul Garner Band, Freddie King, Angela Strehli, TBelly, GA 20, Taj Mahal, Eric Bibb, Victor Wainwright and the Wild Roots, 12 Bar Dudes, Magic Slim and the Teardrops, Mississippi MacDonald and the Cotton Mouth kings, Anthony Geraci, Errol Linton, Cecilia and the Candy Kings, Bob Willis and the Texas Playboys, Dennis Siggery and Neil Saddler, Peter Storm and the Cashbox Kings. Hit play and enjoy! Please don't forget to like, review, share and subscribe to the show. You can also join our Facebook group at facebook.com/groups/bluesisthetruth

Em 2020 Big Joe Manfra completou 25 anos de seu primeiro show em 26 de Maio de 1995 no Bar Prova Oral em Juiz de Fora. Com a pandemia essa comemoração ficou adiada, só agora come- çando com uma série de shows com participação de convidados es- peciais. Nesse show receberá parceiros de longa data: o talentoso vocalista Pedro Quental e o grande gaitista Jefferson Gonçalves. Nesse tempo lançou CDs solo ("Big Joe Manfra” e “2"), o DVD “Big Band Ao Vivo” (o primeiro DVD de um intérprete brasileiro do estilo), com o grupo “Blues Etc.” e o CD ao vivo com o gaitista ame- ricano Peter "Madcat" Ruth (“Live in Rio”), consolidando-se como um dos principais artistas do blues no país. Seu inconfundível sotaque bluesy levou o gaitista americano Peter "Madcat" Ruth a recrutá-lo durante mais de 15 anos para tours pelo Brasil e EUA, passando por vários clubes e festivais por Chicago, Detroit, Ann Arbor e outras cidades. A temporada de Big Joe nos EUA culminou com o show no mais tradicional dos bares de San Francisco, o Biscuit and Blues, acompanhado pela banda de Keith Crossan, um dos melhores saxofonistas de blues dos EUA. Ao longo de sua carreira Big Joe Manfra procurou uma sonori- dade que tivesse sua marca pessoal. A frente dos vocais a partir do segundo CD, buscou não se restringir ao blues tradicional, aliando a energia de seu lado rock e a influência do jazz em seus arranjos ao estilo nascido no Mississipi, somando com batidas funk. Já se apresentou no exterior pela América do Sul, EUA e Eu- ropa, dividindo o palco com nomes internacionais como John Ma- yall & The Bluesbreakers, Magic Slim, Stanley Jordan, Grant Green Jr., Tommy Castro, Roy Rogers, Coco Montoya, Michael Hill, Michael Landau, Air Supply, T.M. Stevens, Norton Buffalo, Deanna Bogart, Peter Madcat e Jamie Wood, entre outros. Inte- grou a All Star Blues Band na Rock Street no Rock In Rio (2011). Ao lado de Jefferson Gonçalves fundou o selo Blues Time Re- cords; e o trio acústico Blues Etc., cujo CD foi finalista na categoria ‘Língua Estrangeira' do ‘Prêmio Caras de Música 2002'. Em 2022 Big Joe está finalizando um documentário sobre a trajetória com o gaitista Peter Madcat, lançamento dos álbuns que estão fora das plataformas e outras surpresas mais. Atualmente é endorser dos Cabos Tecniforte.

It's time for another packed edition of Blues is the Truth, bringing you two genuinely amazing hours of music. There is some gig news, classic tracks and some brand new music from genuine legends. Hit play and enjoy! This week's show features tracks from Johnny Winter, Edgar Winter, Buddy Guy, Eddie Shaw, Dove and Boweevil, Howling Wolf, Bruce Mississippi Johnson, The Knickerbocker All-Stars, The Rockhouse Allstars, Dale Storr, Ronnie Earl and the Broadcasters, Grana Louise, Rob Heron and Tea Pad Orchestra, Tedeschi Trucks Band, Sunjay, Dani Wilde, Jackie Scott and the Housewreckers, Laura Tate, Matt Schofield, Rory Gallagher, Jake Morley, Greg Coulson, Paul Butterfield Blues Band, Magic Slim and the Teardrops, Studebaker John's Maxwell Street Kings, Otis Spann and Muddy Waters along with Elvis Presley. Don't forget to like review and subscribe and make sure to join the show's facebook group on facebook.com/groups/bluesisthetruth

The Texas Horns (Die With My Blues On); Robert Nighthawk (Seventy-Four); Quintus McCormick Blues Band (Fifty / Fifty); Dan Doiron (Livin' Centre Stage); Roy Hawkins (It's Too Late To Change); Magic Slim and The Teardrops (If It's Too Late); Shemekia Copeland (Done Come Too Far); Dave Muskett Acoustic Blues Band (She Can't Give Me The Blues); Femi Precious (Hard Times Blues); B.B. King and Joe Louis Walker (Everybody's Had The Blues); Henry Johnson And His Boys (Neck Bones And Beans); Red Mike Bailey (Neck Bone Blues); Byther Smith (Hold That Train Conductor); Eddie Taylor (Feel Like Jumping); Jeff Dale and The South Woodlawners (Autumn Blues); Silent Partners (Post Traumatic Blues Syndrome).

Pacific St Blues & AmericanaAugust 14, 20221. Swampboy / 100 degrees in the Shade2. Jimmy Reed / Big Boss Man 3. Rev Gary Davis/ Cocaine Blues4. Magic Slim, Billy Branch, & James Cotton / When the Levee Breaks5. Nighthawks / Johnny Too Bad 6. Mississippi Heat /Silent Too Long7. Keb Mo & Taj Mahal / Om Sweet Om8. Soul of John Black / Beautiful Day 9. Allman Brothers / Don't Want You No More 10. Gregg Allman /Please Accept My Love 11. Tedeschi Trucks Band / Little Wing 12. Marcus King Band / Wildflowers and Wine13. Laura Nyro / Stone Soul Picnic14. Joanne Shaw Taylor / If You Gotta Make a Fool (of Somebody) 15. Josh White / No More Bread Lines (After This War) 16. John Mellencamp / We are the People 17.  Hector Anchondo / Heart and Soul18. Jeff Healey / Evil 19.  Rex Granite Band / The Man in Chapter Two 20. Ike & Tina Turner / Glory, Glory

This weeks Blues is the Truth is a trip into the unknown as we take on another random play extravaganza... This is where we let the gods of the shuffle button choose the playlist with only two rules: 1, It has to be blues and 2, it has to be good. Hit play to see where we ended up! Featuring songs from John Mayall's Bluesbreakers, Rufus Thomas, Ghalia Volt, the Hoax, Mighty Sam McClain, Robert Johnson, Seth Rosenbaum, Pete Gage, Albert Castiglia, Corey Harris, Sean Webster, Ale Ponti, Johnny Taylor, Buddy Guy and Junior Wells, The Black Crowes, Magic Slim, Albert Collins, Giles Robson and Chris Corcoran, Kirk Fletcher, Ken' Mo' Is Cranston, Rick Dollar and more its packed as always! Don't forget to like review and share the podcast and to join our group on Facebook.com/groups/bluesisthetruth

Kohuttu uusi amerikkalainen bluesbändi GA-20 teki kiertueen Suomessa. Rock Around The Blog oli paikalla sekä Tampereen että Helsingin keikoilla. Sami Ruokangas ja Juha Kakkuri käyvät läpi tunnelmia. Alussa myös muutamia uutisia. Jakson soittolista: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5MpAOlJvJVjMU0J2jjTki8?si=4d68a66710704383 Menossa ovat mukana Eric Clapton, Rolling Stones, Cockroaches, April Wine, Iron Maiden, Paul Di´Anno, Paul Mario Day, Warhorse, Jethro Tull, Martin Barre, Pauli Kauppila, Pat Faherty, Matthew Stubbs, Tim Carman, Hound Dog Taylor, The HouseRockers, Alligator Records, Magic Slim & the Teardrops, The Black Keys, The Whites Stripes, Brewer Phillips, Ted Harvey, Jimmie Vaughan, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Charlie Musselwhite, Konstantin Kovalev, Guitar Slim, Professor Longhair, Charles Brown, Pertti Nurmi, Ami Ollikainen, Blues News, Finnish Blues Society, Hessu Heinonen, Blues Live! ja Bruce Iglauer.

Joe & Dinho from Five Points Gang were our studio guests and played a number of chilled out acoustic tunes live in the studio (there's even a track with Paul on Blues Harp & Ben on Bass).Plus tracks from...Magic Slim & The Teardrops - Strange Things HappenThe Rolling Stones - Hate To See You GoTodd Sharpville - Red Headed WomanMississippi MacDonald1 - Devil's ChainLevee Town - Lookin For My BabySuperdownhome - Taverner's BoogieAlex Dixon's Vintage Dixon - The Real McCoyThe Paul Butterfield Blues Band - Look Over Yonder's WallJames Oliver Band. - Mean Little MamaTerminal Station - BarrelhouseAltered Five Blues Band - Great Minds Drink AlikeFive Points Gang with Friends - Found What I'm Looking ForTennessee Redemption - Watch YourselfThe Private Dicks Band - Bury The HatchetThe Head Hunters Blues Band - Three Times A FoolDr Feelgood - No Mo Do YakamoSun House - Ticket To FlyThe Doors with John Lee Hooker - Roadhouse BluesKim Wilson - F Fat See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

As a founding member of the Celibate Rifles, guitarist Kent Steedman needs no introduction. On episode #156 of The Australian Rock Show, Kent joins us for a detailed chat, where we look over parts of his rich rock n roll history. We talk about everything - from playing CBGB's and Denmark's Roskilde Festival to opening for INXS....the Blind Ear and Heaven On A Stick albums, gigging with the New Christs and Italian outfit Yage, plus much more. Kent shares wonderful memories of vocalist Damien Lovelock and we also talk over the recently released Rifles LP 'Damo The Musical'. We speak about his gateway into rock n roll, highlight some of his production work, and discuss a couple of his favourite blues players (Robert Pete Williams and Magic Slim). We talk about the importance of tea and transcendence in his life, chat about his solo album Set Yourself Easy and crank loud, live tunage from the recent Celibate Rifles album 'Chasing Chocomel'. Dig it ! Music by: Celibate Rifles, Kent Steedman, The Saints Order Damo The Musical, Chasing Chocomel or Set Yourself Easy here: https://www.tianhehealingarts.com.au/tea-house or e-mail: celiesdtm@protonmail.com

1: Magic Slim & Nick Holt & the Teardrops You can't lose what you never had – (You can't lose what you never had -1994)2: Philip Sayce –Little miss America (Innerevolution – 2010)3: Dr. John – (Trader John's Crawfish Soiree CD1 – 2007)4: The hoax – Bones – (Live forever – 1997)5: Jerry Lee Lewis – C.C. Rider (Rockin' The Blues )6: Admiral_Freebee –Blues from a hypochondriac The Honey_&_The_Knife_2009)7: Ben Prestage –Big fat mama (Live at Pineapple Willy's (disc 2) – 2008)8: Imelda May – (Love tattoo – 2010)9:Booker T. – Potato hole (Potato Hole – 2009)10:Van Morrison – Wining boy blues (What's Wrong With This Picture - 2003)11: Canned heat – On the road again. -Very best of canned Heat

Rusty Ends Blues Bands (One Step Forward); Big Wheeler (Crazy 'Bout You Baby); Billy Branch (Just Your Fool); Sam Carr's Delta Jukes (Crawling King Snake); Mississippi Sheiks (Unhappy Blues); Walter Vinson (Black Widow Spider); Nate Turner (I've Gotta Find My Baby); Larry Taylor (I'm Gonna Miss You); Tab Benoit (Match Box Blues); Coot Grant and Wesley Wilson (You Dirty Mistreater); Willie 'Poor Boy' Lofton (Dirty Mistreater); Henry Townsend (Put Me On Hold); Lara and The Bluz Dawgz (Love Slips Away); Magic Slim and The Teardrops (Everybody In Town); Beverly "Guitar" Watkins (Back In Business).

Revisitamos a Hound Dog Taylor desde la mirada de otros bluesmen. Playlist: Snatch It Back and Hold It – Junior Wells; The Chicago Way – Toronzo Cannon; She's Gone – Michael Hill's Blues Mob; Taylor's Rock – Sonny Landreth; It's Alright (acoustic) – Vernon Reid with Alvin Youngblood Hart; Take Five – Cub Coda & The Houserockers; See Me In The Evening – Steady Rollin' Bob Margolin; I Just Can't Make It – George Thorogood; Let's Get Funky – Elvin Bishop; Freddie's Blues – Magic Slim & The Teardrops; Give Me Back My Wig – Luther Allison; Gonna Send You Back To Georgia – Gov't Mule; It's Alright – L'il Ed & The Blues Imperials; Sadie – Son Seals. Escuchar audio

In this episode, I am pleased to share the screen with one of the most impactful guitar players who has molded hundreds to love and excel in the craft. Meet Roger "Hurricane" Wilson; the more you get to know him, the more you understand why he has an accurate moniker for his fantastic career and how his passion and purpose continue in all these decades.  Key points covered in this episode: ✔️ Roger shares his journey of first picking up the guitar at age 9 and started learning note by note, falling hard for rock and roll, and he never looked back. ✔️ He shares one unforgettable remark from a young student that stuck to him. The critical thing was to "have some fun." With music and everything else in life, something more amazing comes out when we're letting ourselves enjoy our gifts. ✔️ From teaching, building the chops to learning to write the songs and figuring out where the history comes from, Roger had his share of being discouraged from"doing this musician thing." ✔️ Roger shares how the fame and rockstar lifestyle can go to a person's head many times, but he stood by the belief that humility is the best virtue and there's always going to be somebody better who can come along. "There's nothing wrong with being proud of what you do and everything; just don't let it get to your head."  ✔️ His moniker "Hurricane" was him getting in and out of joints and gigs fast as a passionate musician. "I love playing guitar, and I don't care if anybody is listening or not." ✔️ At age 68, there's more to be done by the Hurricane. "Think about what you're going to leave behind — that's more about it now than anything else."    Roger "Hurricane" Wilson has been playing guitar since 1963 and performing professionally since 1972 in his own band, as a solo artist at home, and on the road. From 1973 to 1985, he owned and operated the brick-and-mortar location of the Roger Wilson Guitar Studio in Atlanta, Georgia, which still operates online today. It was during this time that he taught hundreds of students basic and advanced guitar styles. He has also worked as a radio DJ, music journalist, and broadcaster. In addition, he has been a judge for the  International Blues Challenge in Memphis, Tennessee, as well as being a 2015 Oklahoma Blues Hall of Fame Inductee. To date, he has released over 25 albums and toured over a million miles. Wilson started playing professionally in 1972, and he has jammed with Les Paul, Hubert Sumlin, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Albert Collins, Roy Buchanan, Savoy Brown, Magic Slim, Michael Burks, and Charlie Musselwhite. He has also shared the stage with B.B. King, Buddy Guy, Little Milton, John Mayall, Marcia Ball, Delbert McClinton, Taj Mahal, Leon Russell, and Edgar Winter.   Visit Roger's website: www.hurricanwilson.com   _____________________________________________________________________________ How to Connect with Dianne A. Allen You have a vision inside to create something bigger than you. What you need is a community and a mentor. The 6-month Visionary Leader Program will move you forward. You will grow, transform and connect. https://msdianneallen.com/ Join our Facebook Group Someone Gets Me Follow Dianne's Facebook Page: Dianne A. Allen Email contact: dianne@visionsapplied.com Dianne's Mentoring Services: msdianneallen.com Website: www.visionsapplied.com Be sure to take a second and subscribe to the show and share it with anyone you think will benefit. Until next time, remember the world needs your special gift, so let your light shine!

Episode 41 Awesome Feedback Show Notes 00:00 LHS Promo 00:34 Theme 01:27 Intro Back in the studio this time.The Resonant Frequency website has been moved and blacksparrowmedia.com is no more. The new web site is rfpodcast.info. Linux in the Ham Shack is at lhspodcast.info. To contact Richard, use kb5jbv@gmail.com. 03:00 Donations The two podcasts are now financially separated, so please consider making a donation to the Resonant Frequency podcast to show your support. 04:46 Feedback Craig, KD8NJZ, posted a comment at the forums on the old site. He enjoys the podcast as well as The Practical Amateur Radio Podcast and Teen Radio Journey. Ray, KO4RB, also posted a comment on the web site to welcome Resonant Frequency back "on the air". BB, KC5PIY, writes to ask for help finding episodes 1-11 and 33. BB is the webmaster for Intertie, Inc., http://www.intertie.org, "a private amateur radio 501(c)(3) organization whose members have constructed and operate 23 remotely controlled base stations, (Remote Base), interconnected through full duplex links. These linked systems cover a large part of Texas and are an integral part of the larger Cactus Intertie System consisting of over 150 Remote Base sites and 20 affiliate clubs." There is some sort of problem with the feed to iTunes. We're working on it, but if you have any experiance with RSS feeds and Drupal, please contact Richard. If you're looking for old episodes, they are all available at rfpodcast.info under the "Podcast Archive" button near the top of the page. WW, KB9TMP, also writes to welcome back Resonant Frequency. He agrees that most of the repeaters in his area go quiet after about 6:00pm. The only busy repeater is a linked repeater www.w9win.org, and even it is not that busy. He has a simplex EchoLink node 7492, KB9TMP-L. David, N5DBK, writes to express his appreciation for the return of Resonant Frequency, and shares his thoughts about the 2-meter "wasteland" Richard talked about in Episode 41. 22:31 Song "Do You Mean It" by Magic Slim and the Teardrops, from the album "Raising The Bar". 25:57 If you're involved in the Section Manager election for the ARRL North Texas section, please contact Richard. 27:24 Feedback Gary, WR1U, also writes in about the lack of traffic on his local repeaters, and even simplex is quiet. Gary has started a Facebook www.facebook.com continued group for blind amateur radio operators. If you're on Facebook, look for it. Richard notes that part of the reason simplex VHF traffic has fallen off is due to uncoordinated repeaters, some D-Star, that have cropped up on the simplex portion of the band. Ray, KO4RB, writes again to welcome Resonant Frequency back. BB, KC5PIY, also signed up as a listener on the web site and had some problems with the process. If you're have trouble signing up, please contact Richard for assistance. Chris, NW5W, writes to say he is having problems subscribing to the podcast through iTunes.Ted welcomes RF back and usually agrees with Richard's opinions. 38:22 Song "Shame" by Magic Slim and the Teardrops, from the album "Raising The Bar". 42:16 Topic More thoughts about the VHF/UHF wasteland. Remember that we lost part of the 220MHz band partly because it was under-utilized by hams. So, get out there and use the repeaters! Resonant Frequency has taken on an advertiser to help defray costs. Look for a show about 2010 Field Day coming soon. If you're in the North Texas ARRL Section, contact Richard to discuss the current situation. You may hear Richard on D-Star, VHF or HF. Give him a call! And send us you feedback. Without your participation and feedback we don't have a show. Check out our Glossary of Amateur / Ham Radio Terms used on the shows HERE Visit our Youtube channel for videos on Amateur Radio www.youtube.com/c/RichardBaileyKB5JBV Contact Info For Richard KB5JBV: Website: www.rfpodcast.info

Here is the podcast of my radio show "Bluesland" from April 22, 2021 from KMRE 102.3 FM. Featured are The Stray Cats, The Randy Oxford Band, Chris Cain, Robert Cray, Magic Slim and more. It's free. Click on the picture/file and enjoy.

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Episode 27 Watt Elmer? Show Notes Song: 00:00 Intro: 00:54 Feedback: 01:23 Regarding episode 25 Thomas, WC5B, says he has changed his mind about what he recommends to new hams for a first radio, based on Richards comments. Ray, KO4RB, also talks about episode 25 and his thoughts on a handy-talk as a first radio. Jerry, KD0BIK, of The Practical Amateur Radio Podcast disagreed with some of Richard's comments about media coverage of hurricane damage (Ike and Gustav) along the gulf coast. Richard's comments were meant to be specific to his local media. Ray, KO4RB, also writes to thank Richard for the podcast, and extols their virtues as a tool for elmering new hams. He's also exploring Linux for use in his shack, experiments with digital modes, DStar, and more. He also made a donation! Rich, AB6TY, says he listens as he works in the welding shop, and enjoys the information and music. He loves CW and encourages others to give it a try, and recommends FISTS and SKCC. He reminds Richard that new hams should be aware of split-frequency operations while chasing DX. He asks "What is a 'lid'?" A lid is a bad operator. www.fists.orgwww.skccgroup.com Donations: 17:25 Rich AB6TY, Ray KO4RB made donations, which allowed the purchase of a microphone, and a new machine to record the podcast. Consider a dollar per episode. Every dollar helps. Remember, we have to pay for the hosting service. shop at Amazon through the link at the website. Thanks! 19:55 Russ K5TUX and Richard released the first episode of Linux in the Ham Shack. Give it a listen Song: 22:07 "Night Time is the Right Time" by Elvin Bishop, featuring John Nemeth & Angela Strehli, from the album "The Blues Rolls On" Buzzword: 23:19 SWR and Watt MetersMeasures power out in watts and the SWR (standing wave ratio). Higher SWR is bad, as most modern radios will reduce their output if the SWR is too high, so it's a good idea to monitor the SWR. They can also be used to tune your wire or mobile antennas. Song: 31:58 "What Is That You Got" by Magic Slim & the Teardrops from the album "Midnight Blues" Topic: 34:17 How can you be a better Elmer? Elmer is the amateur radio term for a mentor. Anyone can be an Elmer. It just takes the desire to share what you know with someone else. It does take patience. Talk up the hobby with other folks. Teach a class. Get involved with one of the scouting organizations. Wear a shirt that proclaims your interest in the hobby. Be available at a special event station to answer questions. Song: 57:17 "Sleep" by Albert Cummings from the album "Feel So Good: Albert Cummings" Closing theme:65:04

Anthony Wild (Talk'n About The Blues); Jimmy Reed (Take It Slow); Magic Slim and The Teardrops (Down In Virginia); Bobby 'Blue' Bland (Two Steps From The Blues); Anthony Geraci (Two Steps Away From The Blues); Chris O'Leary (V8 Ford); Katie Webster (I'm Bad); Kelly Chappue (Good When I'm Bad); Stevie Ray Vaughan (Love Struck Baby); Robert Cray (False Accusation); Rees Du Pree (Long Ago Blues); Billy Higgins (Levee Blues); Luther 'Guitar Junior' Johnson (Feel So Bad); When Rivers Meet (Walking On The Wire); The BluesBones (Find My Way Out); Nico Wayne Toussaint (Time To Cut You Loose).

As happens occasionally, the next hour of The Roadhouse focuses on the feeling. Monster Mike Welch and Mike Ledbetter, Magic Slim & The Teardrops, Jai Malano, Lynwood Slim & Kid Ramos, and The Juke Joint Rockers & Willie "Big Eyes" Smith made the final cut along with a load of other great blues artists. Sometimes it's worthwhile to just follow that feeling - the feeling that this will be another hour of the finest blues you've never heard - the 812th Roadhouse.

As happens occasionally, the next hour of The Roadhouse focuses on the feeling. Monster Mike Welch and Mike Ledbetter, Magic Slim & The Teardrops, Jai Malano, Lynwood Slim & Kid Ramos, and The Juke Joint Rockers & Willie "Big Eyes" Smith made the final cut along with a load of other great blues artists. Sometimes it's worthwhile to just follow that feeling - the feeling that this will be another hour of the finest blues you've never heard - the 812th Roadhouse.

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.    

BLUES SYNDICATE Nº 14 1- Sintonia 2- Blue shadows. Hubert Sumlin. 04.29 3- Boogie woogie. Carl Perkins. 04.35 4- Born again. Little Jimmy King. 03.15 5- City girl. Mike Bloomfield. 04.26 6- Ilustrated man. Johnny Winter. 03.38 7- Little angel child. Jimmy Dawkins. 03.55 8- Mama talk to you daughter. Magic Slim. 03.48 9- Midnight special. Big Joe Turner. 02.38 10- Midnight special. Bobby McGhee & Sonny Terry. 04.05 11- Midnight special. Van Morrison. 02.40 12- Rock me mama. Snooks Eaglin. 02.46

BLUES SYNDICATE Nº 14 1- Sintonia 2- Blue shadows. Hubert Sumlin. 04.29 3- Boogie woogie. Carl Perkins. 04.35 4- Born again. Little Jimmy King. 03.15 5- City girl. Mike Bloomfield. 04.26 6- Ilustrated man. Johnny Winter. 03.38 7- Little angel child. Jimmy Dawkins. 03.55 8- Mama talk to you daughter. Magic Slim. 03.48 9- Midnight special. Big Joe Turner. 02.38 10- Midnight special. Bobby McGhee & Sonny Terry. 04.05 11- Midnight special. Van Morrison. 02.40 12- Rock me mama. Snooks Eaglin. 02.46

La musica di Little Lee è energica, ritmata, in stile old school Chicago blues. E non poteva essere altrimenti, perché questo musicista a Chicago ci ha trascorso trentacinque anni suonando con artisti come Muddy Waters, Magic Slim, Eddie Clearwater, Jimmy Reed e tanti altri.In questa puntata ascolterete la storia di Little Lee e una parte di un concerto che ha suonato a Birmingham, in Alabama.Un progetto di Francesca Mereu, giornalista e autrice che vive a Birmingham, in Alabama http//francescamereu.comamazon.com/author/francescamereuMusica della sigla iniziale: Clarence "Bluesman" Davis e Jock Webb.

EPISODE 030 with Mike Jeffers talking with special guest John Primer about his career in music. Plus Dave Katzman give us a Blues in Chicago and Beyond Update. Thanks to the EPIPHANY Center for the Arts for the support htt://www.epiphanychi.com Visit www.chicagomusicrevealed.com#windyfest#chicagomusic#musicnews#themusicbusiness About John Primer In 1979, the great songwriter Willie Dixon persuaded him to join his band the Chicago Blues All Stars. John traveled the U.S., Mexico and Europe, trying on hats as a rhythm guitarist, lead slide player and powerful singer. Muddy Waters heard John play and six months later Muddy recruited him not only as his guitar player and bandleader, but also as an opening act. John stayed loyal to Muddy until his death in 1983. After Muddy’s death, John signed on with the legendary Magic Slim. For the next 14 years, he toured with Magic Slim & the Teardrops as bandleader and guitarist, culminating with the Teardrops being voted repeatedly the number one blues band in the world. This unstoppable blues band invented the "Chicago lump" blues sound we know and love today. In 1995, John ventured out on his own as a veteran bluesmanand released his solo major label debut, The Real Deal. Since that time he’s released or been recorded on over a dozen albums and toured extensively all over the world. A master storyteller and songwriter, his catalog of songs is endless. Some of the awards attached to him include: 2 Grammy nominations and 2 Living Legend honors as well as a Blues Music Award for Best Traditional Blues Artist from the National Blues Foundation and many more.

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Thorbjorn Risager and The Black Tornado (Last Train); John Campbell (Voodoo Edge); Franc Robert and The Boxcar Tourists (Voodoo Stomp); Bernard Allison (Cruisin' For A Bluesin'); Roosevelt Sykes (Booze Blues); Jimmie Raney and Slim Slaughter (You Drink Too Much Booze); Mississippi Sheiks (Last Stage Blues); John Hammond (Stop And Listen); Magic Slim and The Teardrops (She's Tough); Wynonie Harris (Lightnin' Struck The Poor House); Lonnie Mack (Strike Like Lightning); Jimmy Dawkins (Cross Road Blues); Sylvester Cotton (Stranger In Town Blues (Take 1)); Johnny Watson (Looking Back); Tinsley Ellis (Last One To Know).

En el programa d’avui 20 de gener, parlem de l’històric segell de Blues i de Jazz Delmark Records. Fundada a St. Louis (Missouri) al 1953 on actualment és trova a Xicago (Illinois). Pels seus estudis han passat grans tant del jazz com del Blues. Artistes com Carey Bell, Lonnie Brooks, Magic Slim o Jimmy Rogers […]

Ace Moreland – Hindsight is 2020 – 2003 Anson Funderburgh And The Rockets Featuring Sam Myers – Side tracked - Live At The Grand Emporium - ZZ Top – la Grange - Chrome, Smoke & BBQ- The ZZ Top Box Josh Smith – What we need - Burn to grow – 2018 Innes Sibun – Mean disposition - Can't Slow Down - Live at The Estrado - 2012 Laurence Jones – Mistreated - Laurence Jones Band (2019) Magic Slim & The Teardrops – Lonely man - Midnight Blues - 2008 Rory Gallagher – Millions miles away - Blues (Deluxe) – 2019 Roy Buchanan – The messiah will come again - Live, Amazing Grace - 2009 Booker T and The MGs – Green onions - Definitive Soul Collection

En el día de hoy una Piadina a la Magic Slim & the Teardrops

Rory Gallagher (Don't Start Me Talkin'); Magic Slim and The Teardrops (Ain't Doing Too Bad); Shawn Holt and The Teardrops (Little By Little); Lauren Ellis (Dry As A Bone); Zora Young (Be Careful How You Vote); Bonnie Lee (Let It Roll); Ramblin' Thomas (Ramblin' Man); "Little Hat" Jones (Two String Blues); Chris Wragg and Greg Copeland (If You Ever Leave Me); Johnnie Johnson (Baby What's Wrong); Luca Kiella (Unnecessary Mercenary); Bill Daison Band (Ashes In My Ashtray); Dan Pickett (Ride To The Funeral In A V8); Peppermint Harris (Cadillac Funeral); Dave Gross (Don't Take Too Long); Tom Euler (Bridge You Ain't Burned).

Episode 4 with Special Guest, Blues Legend John Primer.  John Primer played at the Acorn Theater in Three Oaks and we had an opportunity to chat with him about his days playing with Muddy Waters, Magic Slim, Willie Dixon, The Rolling Stones, and Derek Trucks.

The foundations of blues, one of the best guitar players ever, the archetype of Chicago's sound... oh yeah, and Led Zeppelin's most impressive song. When the Levee Breaks, originally by Kansas Joe McCoy and Memphis Minnie, covered by Led Zeppelin and by Magic Slim and James Cotton. Outro music is Sweet Home Chicago by Buddy Guy and Junior Wells.

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Show 33 – Recorded 4-4-19 This podcast provides 6 performances of blues songs performed by 6 artists ranging from the 1940’s up to 2019.  Blues artists are: Watermelon Slim, Eric Clapton, Son House, Bonnie Raitt, The Holmes Brothers, Johnny Winter, Mike Bloomfield, Susan Tedeschi, Jimmy Reed, Junior Wells, Magic Slim and the Teardrops, Samantha Fish, Sonny Boy Williamson II. 

Show 33 – Recorded 4-4-19 This podcast provides 6 performances of blues songs performed by 6 artists ranging from the 1940’s up to 2019.  Blues artists are: Watermelon Slim, Eric Clapton, Son House, Bonnie Raitt, The Holmes Brothers, Johnny Winter, Mike Bloomfield, Susan Tedeschi, Jimmy Reed, Junior Wells, Magic Slim and the Teardrops, Samantha Fish, Sonny Boy Williamson II. 

We're in the middle of a cycle that's dropped a bunch of new blues harp releases into my lap. The 291st Roadhouse drops at least a single harp cut into every set. The Nighthawks, Hound Dog Taylor, Charlie Musselwhite, Magic Slim, and Jay Gaunt headline an hour that features the best in new blues on the Mississippi saxophone. It's clearly another hour of the finest blues you've never heard.

I'm warming up for a full weekend of blues at the Mississippi Valley Blues Festival over the July 4th weekend. Many of the artists in this edition of The Roadhouse will take the stage in Davenport next weekend as I feed real-time reports and pictures to Roadhouse listeners. Junior Watson, Matt Schofield, Duke Robillard, Magic Slim, and Saffire - The Uppity Blues Women make for a short festival in this edition. But, it's no less an hour of the finest blues you've never heard - the 228th Roadhouse.

With the equinox occurring in the past week, The Roadhouse moves into its sixteenth season. And, consistent with years past, autumn and spring seem to bring the most new blues releases. Chris Juergensen, Magic Slim, Glen Terry, Elvin Bishop, and Rory Block supply new tracks to a show that's nearly all new tracks. Another season rolls in and The Roadhouse rolls on with the 189th hour of the finest blues you've never heard.

The 72nd Roadhouse Podcast is another hour of the finest blues you've never heard. But, what does that really mean? The Beat Daddys, Dave Gross, The Gonstermachers, Magic Slim and the Teardrops, and Rich DelGrasso for starters. But they're just five of the thirteen artists in this edition, nearly half of whom are truly independent. We'll roll those right in with great artists from blues labels that have provided permissions to The Roadhouse. Your mission in this edition? Crack open a brew, crank up the headphones and chair-dance to your heart's content.