Podcasts about women in blues

Today is all about music & laughter… we'll celebrate all things women at the 2024 Women in Blues Concert, tomorrow, May 17th – 18th at Shared Experiences HQ in Clarksdale with Founder Colleen Buyers & Musician CRUZ The Dame, then we'll check-out what's happening around your neck of the woods before a final stop in Jackson at Fondren Guitars and Hal & Mal's for Rita B's After Dark and the The Workout Room series, happening throughout the month of May… and she's bringing special guest Musician, Twurt Chamberlain to the show! Stay tuned, buckle up and hold on tight for your Next Stop, Mississippi! Next Stop, Mississippi is your #1 on-air source for information about upcoming events and attractions across the state. Get to know the real Mississippi! Each week the show's hosts, Germaine Flood and Kamel King, Tourism Development Bureau Manger with Visit Mississippi, highlight well-known and unknown places in Mississippi with the best food, parks, music and arts. They'll not only tell you what's going on in your neck of the woods, but also share the history and people behind the markets, sporting events, concerts, fairs and festivals all over Mississippi. Hear the personal stories and traditions behind that favorite event you attend each year on Next Stop, Mississippi. Check out our Sipp Events calendar to help plan your next trip! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

For our first stop of the day, we're keeping the party going in celebration of Women's History Month, and we're off to West Point, to check out Women in Blues, a showcase featuring female blues musicians, through the voices of M.S.U. opera students, March 24th at the Black Prairie Museum with Deborah Mansfield, Volunteer Director & Roza Tulyaganova, Director of Opera, and then we're off to check out what's happening around your neck of the woods, before a final stop in Jackson to bask in the glory of the legendary Sweet Potato Queens at the 2024 Hal's St. Paddy's Day Parade, March 23rd with Her Royal Highness, Jill Conner Brown. Stay tuned, buckle up and hold on tight for your Next Stop MS!Next Stop, Mississippi is your #1 on-air source for information about upcoming events and attractions across the state. Get to know the real Mississippi! Each week the show's hosts, Germaine Flood and Kamel King, Tourism Development Bureau Manger with Visit Mississippi, highlight well-known and unknown places in Mississippi with the best food, parks, music and arts. They'll not only tell you what's going on in your neck of the woods, but also share the history and people behind the markets, sporting events, concerts, fairs and festivals all over Mississippi. Hear the personal stories and traditions behind that favorite event you attend each year on Next Stop, Mississippi. Check out our Sipp Events calendar to help plan your next trip! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Join us in the fifth episode of 'The Blues Legacy: Foundations of Modern Music' as we turn the spotlight onto the influential women of the Blues. Explore the unique contributions and enduring legacies of trailblazers like Ma Rainey, Bessie Smith, and Memphis Minnie. Discover how these remarkable women shaped the genre with their powerful vocals, evocative lyrics, and undeniable presence. Uncover the often overlooked stories of their struggles, victories, and the indelible impact they had on the Blues and the music world at large. This episode is a tribute to their talent, resilience, and the crucial role they played in paving the way for future generations of female musicians. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/theblueslegacy/message

Today we're celebrating women in music at the 2nd Annual Women in Blues Festival, May 18th – 20th, in Clarkdale at Shared Experiences Headquarters with festival founder, Colleen Buyers, before we swing by the 2023 Mississippi Makers Fest, happening May 13th at Two Mississippi Museums in Jackson, with Brother Rogers, Director of Programs and Communication Division at MDAH! Visit our events calendar at mpbonline.org and click the community tab for Mississippi Events. If you have an event, you'd like to share, you can upload it directly to our calendar or email it to events@mpbonline.org. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Danielle Nicole Band performs live in South Florida from The Funky Biscuit in 12/09/2022 on Edition #576 of Blues Radio International, with music from Taj Mahal, Hound Dog Taylor & Charlie Patton.Sound by Jeff Kissinger and Michael Wolf of Datflys Concert Videos.Graphics by Audrey MichelleFind more at BluesRadioInternational.net/radio-show

Intro Song –  Honey Piazza w/ Rod Piazza & The Mighty Flyers, “Miss Bee-Havin”, Beyond The Source

 First Set - 
Mavis Staples, “There's a Devil On The Loose”, Alligator Records- 50 Years of Genuine House Rockin' Music
 Janiva Magness, “What's The Matter With The Mill”, My Bad Luck Soul
 Blu Lu Barker, “I Feel Like Laying In Another Woman's Husband's Arms”, Don't You Feel My Leg 
Second Set – Big Mama Thornton, “Hound Dog”, The Complete Vanguard Recordings 
Debbie Davies, “Buzz Me”, Picture This Shakura S'Aida, “Brown Sugar”, Brown Sugar

 Third Set – 
 Trudy Lynn, “I'm Just Saying”, Golden Girl
 EG Kight, “I Ain't Got Nothing But The Blues”, Takin' It Easy
 Deanna Bogart, “Baby You Got What It Takes”, Real Time
 Erin Coburn, “Murky Water”, Chaos Before Conformity 
 Fourth Set – Deb Ryder, “Just Be Careful”, Memphis Moonlight  
 Zora Young, “Livin' In The USA”, Learned My Lesson
 Danielle Nicole, “Pusher Man”, Cry No More 
Etta James, “One For My Baby (And One More For The Road)”, The Essential Etta James

Annika Chambers & Igor Prado in this musical interview jam packed with soulful contemporary blues music. Annika Chambers DesLauriers is a multiple Blues Music Award Winner & Igor Prado has performed & written music with/for some of the brightest stars in contemporary blues music today. Annika & Igor talk about taking control of your destiny, following your dreams & how they co-wrote contemporary blues music with a modern sound.  Hear how they do it on this episode of the Blues Radio International Podcast.Pulled from the BRI Archives, this session has never been released in its entirety.  Now, hear the complete interview with beautiful music by Annika Chambers, Igor Prado, a rendition of "Love Me Like A Man" by Bonnie Raitt & an EPIC 4m 30s original, custom, improv, BRI  station ID.More exclusive blues music sessions are available 24/7 right here:WWW.BLUESRADIOINTERNATIONAL.NETRecorded in Studio C of Blues Radio International 10/15/17Host: Jesse FinkelsteinPodcast Engineering & Production by Co-Host Audrey MichelleSound by Jack Gauthier of Lakewest RecordingCover Photo by Jay Skolnick

Maria Muldaur BRI Podcast: Discovering Authentic Blues & Americana In The South & Learning From (& Living With) Doc Watson.Still an active member of the blues music & folk music communities, Maria tells us the story of pre-internet times when if you wanted to find someone, you went & sought them out, in person.  That is exactly what she did when she hopped a bus down into the American South with hopes of cold calling Doc Watson in search of a musical education.Jesse Finkelstein is your host. @BluesRadioJessePodcast engineering by Audrey Michelle @bluesradioaudreyPhotography by Jay Skolnick, Photographer of record for BRI

in this episode of Jack Dappa Blues Radio, Annika Chambers shares with us her experience as a Black Woman navigating the current Blues Music industry. ANNIKA CHAMBERS, like so many powerful vocal artists, can trace her love of music back to early childhood. “I grew up singing in the church,” she says. Not that she had to tell us. Citing the gospel influences of Yolanda Adams, Shirley Caesar, Dottie Peoples, and Whitney Houston, you can’t help but feel the Spirit moving through the entire room when Annika throws herself into the heart of a song. Learn More about Annika here https://www.annikachambers.com/home For our health and wellness collection https://lamontjackpearley.itworks.com/ https://denisepearley.itworks.com/ To Donate to The African American Folklorist Newspaper Campaign https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/the-african-american-folklorist-newspaper#/ To Register for our Black Folk Narrative Crowdfunding Concert https://www.eventbrite.com/e/the-african-american-folklorist-newspaper-fundraising-concert-tickets-141364217179 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jackdappabluespodcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jackdappabluespodcast/support

  DEB POWER – COUCH KID NEWS Deb has released the single, “Before My Time”, in memory of Kern Pratt.  A wonderful tribute to a friend gone too soon. SKYLAR ROGERS Skylar has released the new album, Firebreather, and we will sit and discuss her journey from childhood until today while we listen to some tunes. SAMANTHA MARTIN – COUCH KID NEW MUSIC Samantha returns to The Couch to discuss her new album, The Reckless One, and we will also talk about her last year and the look ahead. CASEY HENSLEY– COUCH KID NEW MUSIC Casey has released Good As Gone and she returns to The Couch to talk about her world, the new album and her look ahead. SARI SCHORR – COUCH KID NEW MUSIC Sari released the album, Live In Europe, last year and somehow I missed it.  She has just released the single, “Turn The Radio On” and we will also take a listen to that as we find about her last few years.

Beginning in 2012, I brought Music On The Couch to Beale Street during the International Blues Challenge. The only LIVE media outlet on the street, I was able to steam live and archive forever, about 21 hours each year. There were some glitches here and there, but for these 4 shows, I will be sharing some of the highlights from those 9 years of shows. Tonight we feature the women and women led bands we have spoken with over the years

Intro Song –The Keesha Pratt Band, “Shake Off These Blues”, Believe, MC and opening performer First Set – The Keesha Pratt Band, “Have A Good Time Y'all”, Believe, MC and opening performer In Layman Terms w/ Logan Layman, “Make Me Yours”, Strong Roots, Band Director & bass player Meg Williams, “Maybe Someday”, Maybe Someday, previous Band Director & guitarist Second  Set –Erin McCawley with Harrison Street Band, “Holla”, Jass Colette with Blue Moon Marquee, “52nd Street Strut”, Pat Pepin, “Long Haul Trucker”, EP, In It For The Long Haul Third  Set - Gaye Adegbalola, “Ain't Technology Grand”, The Griot, one of the headliners 3rd WIB in Wilmington 2008 Claudette Miller, “Big Fat Daddy”, All In Time Val Starr & The Blues Rocket, “Big Boss Man”, Lighter Side Of The Blues Fourth Set –Heather Statham with Thunder Gypsy Band, “I Don't Need No Doctor” Redd Velvet, “How Long”, Womanhood 101Redd Velvet, “Walkie-Talkie Man”, Womanhood 101  

The second set from last weeks show.  Tonight we listen to more from the Women in Blues Show at the Hull Ave.  Musicians showing in order of appearance.  The Bad Boys of the Blues, Joni, Sherry Luders, Bri Edwards, Krista Haugland, Trish Toma, and Tina Haas Finley. The show was recorded by Lee Bell.    Please like, subscribe, share, and comment.  If you are on Podbean please follow!!!  THANKS!!!!

Artist Title Source Label Arna Rox and the Truckstops Can't Say No You Should Know www.arnarox.com Sister Suzie Can't Hold Out Ain't No Lady! Last Music Co Kat Danser Memphis, Tennesse Goin' Gone Black Hen Music Sari Schorr King Of Rock and Roll Never Say Never Manhaton Records Rachelle Coba No Deals Blink American Showplace Music Gina Sicilia Heard The Lie Heard The Lie Bluelan Records Michele D'Amour & the Love Dealers Wiggle Room Wiggle Room BluesKitty Records Zoe Schwarz No Good Man Blue Commotion 33Records Shemekia Copeland Americans America's Child Alligator Records Crystal Shwanda Wang Dang Doodle/Smokestack Lightnin' Voodoo Woman New Sun Records Fiddy Blues Won't Cry For Love Bad Bad World Blue DUK Records Kara Grainger Nowhere To Be Found Living With Your Ghost Station House Records Amanda Fish The Ballad of Lonesome Cowboy Bill Free VizzTone Records Lawrence Lebo Stop Shouting Your Business Old School Girl On The Air Records

Last Show of 2017. We close the year with three Couch Kids... and honor The Women In Blues! Erin Harpe & The Delta Swingers have a new album entitled Big Road.  Erin returns to The Couch to talk about the new music and all the cool things happening for she and the band. Samantha Fish was on earlier this year for her release, Chills & Fever.  Well, she has just released Belle Of The West, and IF she gets back from Europe in time, she will join us again to talk about the new music and more. Pam Taylor has also released a new album, Steal Your Heart and she'll come by and we'll talk and listen. Then, I willl give my wrap to 2017 and play the song that made me smile the most in 2017...

Nothing but women blues performers tonight!  On the show we have April May, Joni Godsdottir, Madam Jules, Molly Nova, Carol Thomas, Sherry Ludders, Bridget Thompson, Bajae Fleming, Krista Haugland, Trish Toma, and Tina Haas.  Wow!      Enjoy! Please subscribe, like, and share!!!   Thanks!

Women In Blues from August 1 2014, recorded live at the Hull Ave. Features the bad boys of the blues with Barb Baker Miller, Michelle Baldwin. April Gourd, Briegh Edwards, Bluebird Page, Sherry Lueders, Trish Toma, Krista Haughlin, Madam Jules, Joni Goodwin Steele, and Tina Haas Finley.

SHOW # 269 - Live, Uncut & Uncensored Conversations With "Musicians You Should Know" All about the women tonight! Eliza Neals is from Detroit and her new album is Breaking and Entering, a collection of rocking blues numbers.  I'll speak with Eliza and explore her history and the road that led to this new album and music. Regina Bonelli comes to The Couch from Kool Breeze who suggested I check out the music from this Brooklyn, NY native.  Her debut album is entitled Open Up The Door and the original songs all tell the story of this woman's journey to becoming the "reigning queen of NYC Blues" as she was dubbed by Big City Rhythm & Blues Magazine.   Samantha Martin & Delta Sugar released their full-length album, The Nightingale, back in February and it has caught the attention of many a Blues, Soul and Gospel fan since then.  Out of Canada, Martin's skill on acoustic and resonator guitars are evident throughout and the vocals of Delta Sugar add another level to the band's sound.  I'll speak with Samantha about her life and music. Couch Kid Deb Ryder returns to talk about her new release Let It Rain.  The album is loaded with stellar musicians contributing to the sound that is unique to this fine vocalist.  All 11 songs are originals and they prove that Deb's skills as a songwriter continue to grow as she does.     

This show is a special one! It's highlighting many of the great women that will be performing at this year's "Women In Blues Showcase" to be held this year at The Center For Southern Folklore, Friday January 23rd from Noon until 4:00 pm, in Memphis TN. Special thanks to Michele Seidman and Terri Robbins for all of their hard work in pulling this together! Intro Song Markey Blue, “When Love Comes Along (Hey Hey)”, Hey Hey, 2014 Soul O Sound Records First Set Bridget Kelly Band, “Goin' To Memphis”, Forever In Blues, 2014 Alpha Sun Records The Lucy Hammond Band, “Proof'”, Proof, Giddy Minion Records Miss Freddye, “If You Ain't Gonna Shake'”, That Kinda Woman  Second Set         The Ori Naftaly Band w/ Eleanor Tsaig, “Envy”, Happy For Good Pat Pepin, “Long Haul Trucker”, In It For The Long Haul, 3PCO Music! Low Society w/ Mandy Lemons, “Voodoo Woman”, You Can't Keep A Good Woman Down, IceHouse Records Third Set  Paula Harris, “Just Don't Look Good Naked Any More” Teeny Tucker, “Keep The Blues Alive'” Liz Mandeville, “Cloud of Love”, Heart “O” Chicago, 2014 Blue Kitty Records Fourth Set                    The UnXpected w/ Logan Layman, “Daughter of Blues”, The UnXpected Lady Bianca, “Fryin' Pan”, Real People Music, Magic-O Records        Redd Velvet, Walkie-Talkie Man, Womanhood 101, Banana Pudding Music See you there! If you're attending, make sure to track me down and say, "Hello!". Keep the blues in the blood, Dave

  It's time for another "Women in Blues" Show! This show is a little different because many of the artists were suggested on my Facebook sites by some of my friends! It was so successful that there will no doubt have to be another show devoted to the others that couldn't be included! Folks, you know the routine! I now put all the hyperlinks to the shows on my main web site, http://bluzndablood.com. Please be patient while I build that page! And it'll soon get a facelift thanks to Mike Hatcher! Keep in touch! Email me! Friend me on Facebook! Follow me on Twitter! Check out the BluzNdaBlood YouTube site! Keep the blues in the blood!Brutha Dave   

Women In Blues very own Michele Seidman kicks off the RETURN of The Mortal Vampire! Who is she? If you missed her when she joined the show before it is time to meet her again! She is a blues singer, actress, acting coach (The Actors Edge), Woman of the WiB! Owner of Auditions-R-Us video taping service. Alter egos on the web MicheleMidnight and SFV on Pal. She has a website at http://www.micheleandthemidnightblues.com/ with clips of her awesome music and ways to purchase it and much, much, more!Sit back enjoy this NEW 30 minute version of Interview with The Mortal Vampire!

Women In Blues very own Michele Seidman kicks off the RETURN of The Mortal Vampire! Who is she? If you missed her when she joined the show before it is time to meet her again! She is a blues singer, actress, acting coach (The Actors Edge), Woman of the WiB! Owner of Auditions-R-Us video taping service. Alter egos on the web MicheleMidnight and SFV on Pal. She has a website at http://www.micheleandthemidnightblues.com/ with clips of her awesome music and ways to purchase it and much, much, more!Sit back enjoy this NEW 30 minute version of Interview with The Mortal Vampire!

  Well, hello there! This is your Brutha Dave () coming out at ya once again finally back in the blues filled studio in the beautiful …. In an effort to make this feed smaller, please go to my web site ( ) to find hyperlinks to all of this great music!  Please support these great artists! And keep in touch! I can be found at , , and ! Or better yet, e-mail me at . Special thanks to Michael Allen, from the for letting me use his great artwork on my web sites! Now is a great time to buy a print for you or a loved one and get it just in time for the holidays! Hey, if you're just listening to a single episode, to subscribe to the show through iTunes! That way my shows are downloaded “automagically” to you! Hey, don't forget to support the blues by becoming a member of ! Go out to their web site and join today! And tell them you were referred by The BluzNdaBlood Show! Until next time, this is your Brutha Dave, reminding you to keep the blues alive and keep the blues in the blood! Dave    

This is show #97, Women in Blues 2010, Part Two!   Hey! Welcome back, everybody! It's time for another episode of The BluzNdaBlood Show! This is your BluzNdaBlood  DJ  coming at you from the Star City of Virginia … Well, this show is the second part to a very special episode!   Well, when I did Show #93 Women in Blues, I quickly ran out of space for the show and I hate having to eliminate playing songs…  But there were enough of them that it was obvious to me that a Part 2 Show was inevitable! Unfortunately, I still have tunes from Roxy Perry and Pat Pepin that still are to be played! There's just isn't enough time to play ‘em all! But, they'll be on the next show or two!   We started off the show with the beautiful blues piano player playing her own tune, “Honey's Blues” off of the CD, For the Chosen Who.   So what other beautiful blues women are we going to hear from on today's show other than Honey Piazza? Well, how about Inetta Visor from the with their tune, “Let's Live It Up”! We'll also hear with her song, “Blues Ain't Far Behind”, then we'll be treated to cranking out “Give Me Back My Wig.” Yea, I'm not sure what the lyrics mean either! But it's good stuff! follows up highlighting their 10 or 11 year old female drummer Taya Perry playing, “Roots.” then treats us with her “Music Makin' Mama” tune off her CD.  We then follow up with belting out “Goin' Home” followed by playing “Party Town”. Now that the show is really cranked up, it's then time for to get us licking our lips when she's singing about her “Fried Chicken”! then shakes the joint with some help from Watermelon Slim playing “The Barrelhouse Funeral”… chimes in with her boogie drenched “Two Fisted Mama” song on her CD, Deluxe Edition! Then joinging the fun and wrapping up the great show is , “The Devil Is An Angel”, followed by , “All You Can Eat (And You Can Eat It All Night Long)”, and finished up by the great with her “Big Ovaries, Baby”! What a show!   Thanks to all the beautiful women who made this show possible with their music! Also, special thanks to Honey, Karen, Amy, Buzzy, Janiva, and Candye for their Intro's and ID's!   Well, that wraps up Show #97, “Women In Blues 2010, Part Two!   Well, you know the routine! Now that you've heard this great music, go out and by the music! Or go out and see them live! Then buy their music and tell them you heard their music on The BluzNdaBlood Show!   Special thanks to Michael Allen, from the for letting me use his great artwork on my web sites! Also, special thanks to Mike Hatcher for all his hard work in giving my web site a much needed face lift! We plan to have it up and live for my 100th show!   Speaking of my 100th show, it's coming up soon! Woo hoo! Please consider being a part of the celebration! I'd love to get e-mail and or voice messages from you! Send me an e-mail on just how easy it is! This is your show! Please join the fun!     Enjoy the show and keep in touch! I can be found at , , and ! Or better yet, e-mail me at . Hey, if you're just listening to a single episode, to subscribe to the show through iTunes! That way my shows are downloaded “automagically” to you!   Until next time, this is Dave Harrison, reminding you to keep the blues alive and keep the blues in the blood!   Dave

Well, hello there! It's time for another BluzNdaBlood Show! Your first stop for the best of the blues! This is coming at you once again from the … Well, it's just about that time of year when I pull together a Women In Blues show! It's time to highlight those strong, sassy, brassy, sexy, and take charge women that provide us with so much incredible blues music!   Well, I started off the show with telling it like it is in the recording business with, “You Sound Pretty Good”, off her newest CD called “What Love Will Do.” So who else are we gonna hear from on today's Women In Blues show other than Janiva? Well, how about , Bending Like a Willow Tree; , Too Much Butt; , Hey Bartender; , He'll Do The Same Thing To You; , Roadmaster; , Where'd You Get To; , Lay It Down Like You Mean It; , I Like ‘Em Stacked Like That; , Baby Get Lost; , Blues Is My Business; , Determined Woman Shuffle; , Okie Dokie Stomp; and ending up with the one and only singing one of my favorites filled with double entendre's, If I Can't Sell It, I'll Keep Sittin' On It!     Thanks to all the great women that have put their hearts and souls into blues music! One of the toughest parts of my hobby,is pulling all the tunes together and then picking tunes for the show! I always have way too many that I couldn't fit in! SOOOooooo…. Be prepared for a “Women in Blues, Part 2” in the near future! Well, you know the routine! Now that you've heard this great music, go out and by the music! Or go out and see them live! Then buy their music and tell them you heard their music on The BluzNdaBlood Show!   Enjoy the show and keep in touch! I can be found at , , and ! Or better yet, e-mail me at .   Hey, if you're just listening to a single episode, to subscribe to the show through iTunes! That way my shows are downloaded “automagically” to you!   Until next time, this is Dave Harrison, reminding you to keep the blues alive and keep the blues in the blood!   Dave

This is show #56, National Women in Blues Festival Preview Podcast – for the first part of September, 2008. Well, we started of the show with playing Don't You Tell Me! Who else are we going to be hearing from? How about our Friday headliner, playing She Just Wants To Dance, Big Ovaries, Baby, and The Dog Was Here First; , Moonshine, and Balloulah Blues; , Single Blues, and Poor Ole You; and wrapping up with Saturday's headliner with Gifted In The Ways Of Love, and You Need A Great Big Woman.

This is show #36, National Women in Blues Festival Saturday Preview Podcast for the last part of October, 2007. Welcome back, my friends! This is Dave Harrison from the podcast coming at ya from the little rocking studio in the beautiful Star City of Virginia!  As Michele Seidman just described, this show is really a special one! This show will be a preview of some of the wonderful women playing at the 2nd Annual to be held in Wilmington, North Carolina on November 2nd and 3rd! One thing that I discovered quickly when putting this show together, is that there is so much great music to play, that I've decided to split the festival preview podcast into TWO shows! So this podcast, Show #36, will highlight the great musicians playing on Saturday, November 3rd ! So….  Are you ready for some tunes from some more women in blues? I hope so! Crank it up my friends, we're off and running! We start off this preview podcast with (I'd Rather Be Sad) In Las Vegas, and Still The Girl In The Band. Who else are we gonna hear from on this Saturday night preview show? Well, how about , Better Than I, Middle Aged Bones: with Qu'est c'que j ai fait, and Rock Little Daddy;  offers up High Price Love and Poor Ole You;   with Party Clothes, Laughin to keep from Cryin; , Sweet Memories, and Take Me Fast; Blues is a Feeling, Starting All Over; and finishing with , Baby You Got What It Takes! What a lineup! Special thanks to Michele Seidman for all her hard work and effort in pulling this festival together! Fifty percent of the proceeds for ticket sales go to women related charities or organizations, like , , , and . The other fifty percent will go to the Blues Womens Urgent Medical Fund! Want to subscribe to this show instead of downloading each show? Go to and you'll find easy ways to subscribe based on the software you use. Still have troubles or want to send comments? I'd love to hear from you! You can e-mail me at . Have iTunes and want to easily subscribe? Keep the Women in Blues Alive and Keep the Women in Blues in the Blood! Dave  

This is show #35, National Women in Blues Festival Preview Podcast for the middle part of October, 2007.   We start off this preview podcast with playing Let the Blues Move You and Trouble with a Capital T. Who else are we gonna hear from on this Friday night preview show? Well, how about with Red Hot Mammas and Cool DaddyOs, Snuggle Up, and Wild Thing a.k.a. Mary's Blues! Following Sandy will be , with Moonshine, and Ba Loo Lah Blues. Then we'll hear from with Old Love, and Faces of the Blues. We'll hear a little more from Lara with playing It's Alright! We'll wrap up our podcast with our Friday night headliner with Somewhere in Atlanta, and Blues and Greens. What a lineup! Have iTunes and want to easily subscribe? Keep the Blues Alive and Keep the Blues in the Blood! Dave    

This is show #25, “Women in Blues – Part 2�? for the last part of March, 2007.   Well I'm really looking forward to this “Women in Blues – Part 2�? show! So what blues women are in the lineup for the next 1 hour and 22 minutes? How about … , You Need A Great Big Woman; , Natural Ball; , He Treats Me Like A Dog; , Lord Help the Poor and Needy; , Stealin Sugar; Big Road Blues; , When The Winds Die Down; , Just Wont Burn; , Picture This; , Goodbye Misery; , Too Late; , Blackheart Blues; , Two Fisted Drinker; , Navajo Moon; and , COD! So, you ready to get some blues on? Crank it up my friends, we're off and running!