The finest blues you've never heard.
I’ve got a lot of fun stuff in this hour, including John Clifton, Wily Bo Walker, Watermelon Slim, Little Boys Blue, and Roy Buchanan. I’m sure you won’t fint anything in this edition to be so different than the norm for the last 13+ years. And, that’s a good thing because, just like every week, […]
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I’ve got a lot of fun stuff in this hour, including John Clifton, Wily Bo Walker, Watermelon Slim, Little Boys Blue, and Roy Buchanan. I’m sure you won’t fint anything in this edition to be so different than the norm for the last 13+ years. And, that’s a good thing because, just like every week, this hour is another hour of the finest blues you’ve never heard – the 694th Roadhouse.
I’m excited about this edition of The Roadhouse because the puzzle pieces all fit together so well. Tom Hambridge, Tas Cru, Bryce Janey, Jeff Jensen, and Etta Britt will blow you away with great blues. Blow you away, that is, with the finest blues you’ve never heard – the 693rd Roadhouse.
In this hour of The Roadhouse, it’s all blues, but in some cases it’s branched off a bit into blues rock and R&B. Mahalia Barnes + The Soul Mates, Ben Harper & Charlie Musselwhite, Bettye LaVette, Jarekus Singleton, and Eden Brent help make up the hour. We’ll just go out exploring and see what we come back with. I’m pretty sure, though, that what we’ll come back with is another hour of the finest blues you’ve never heard – the 692nd Roadhouse.
You may look up at the end of the hour and realize that how you think about blues has changed just a bit. Along with traditional tracks, I’ve got several that are a little off on the siding of the blues train. Barrence Whitfield & the Savages, Dana Fuchs, Suzie Vinnick, Elise LeGrow, and Buddy Guy – it’s an hour that moves in several directions, but it’s definitely an hour of the finest blues you’ve never heard – the 691st Roadhouse.
What’s ahead in the next hour of The Roadhouse? Keeshea Pratt Band make their Roadhouse debut while Michelle Malone, Albert Collins, Buddy Guy & Junior Wells, and Kaz Hawkins provide the backbone. Diverse and danceable – I think that’s the theme. I’ll say it again – it’s another hour of the finest blues you’ve never heard – the 690th Roadhouse.
May in Memphis means the Blues Music Awards and we’re going to spend an hour amongst the 2018 winners. Jason Ricci, Victor Wainwright, Doug MacLeod, Taj Mahal & Keb’ Mo’, and Ruthie Foster get the nod to provide the foundation in this edition. It’s an award-winning hour of the finest blues you’ve never heard – the 2018 Blues Music Awards in the 689th Roadhouse.
It’s a pretty solid hour of blues, with one little break for blues rock. Bill Wyman’s Rhythm Kings, Magic Slim, Si Cranstoun, Vanja Sky, and Kid Ramos provide a full variety of music. You’ll have an interesting hour of the finest blues you’ve never heard – the 688th Roadhouse.
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