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Barrelhouse Blues: Location Recording and the Early Traditions of the Blues by Paul Oliver, 2009-08-25
Blues Harmonica Collection
SOWETO BLUES: Jazz, Popular Music & Politics in South Africa by Gwen Ansell, 2005-09-28
The Everything Rock & Blues Piano Book: Master Riffs, Licks, and Blues Styles from New Orleans to New York City (Everything: Sports and Hobbies) by Eric Starr, 2007-06-14
BUGLE RESOUNDING: MUSIC AND MUSICIANS OF THE CIVIL WAR ERA (SHADES OF BLUE & GRAY)
Music Makers of the Blue Ridge Plateau (Images of America: Virginia) by Blue Ridge Music Makers Guild Inc., 2008-07-16
Sam Myers: The Blues Is My Story (American Made Music Series) by Sam Myers, Jeff Horton, 2006-09-11
Blues Faces: A Portrait of the Blues (An Imago Mundi Book) by Samuel Barclay Charters; Ann Charters, 2000-10-30
More Easy Classics to Moderns (Music for Millions, Vol 27) (Music for Milions) by Agay, 1997-06-01
Escaping the Delta: Robert Johnson and the Invention of the Blues by Elijah Wald, 2005-01-01
The Cambridge Companion to Blues and Gospel Music (Cambridge Companions to Music)
The Language of the Blues: From Alcorub to Zuzu by Debra DeSalvo, 2006-01-01
The Spirituals and the Blues: An Interpretation by James H. Cone, 1992-08-18
The Penguin Guide to Blues Recordings by Tony Russell, Chris Smith, 2006-10-31

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Music:Blues - Wikibooks
blues music originally came from the USA in the 19th century and was a form of music The original blues music often contained sad lyrics that dealt with
http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Music:Blues

Extractions: Ok, I made a little basic blues tab for you guys, just some simple 12 bar blues. Twelve Bar Blues Blues music originally came from the USA in the 19th century and was a form of music played by black slaves. It was full of soul and emotion and some may even be found as depressing. The original blues music often contained sad lyrics that dealt with everyday issues of life, that the slaves found hard to cope with. Slowly, as blues became more popular and spread into the urban areas it gradually becaome more 'happy.' By 1920 3 destinct styles of blues had been established. The 8 bar blues, the 12 bar blues and the 16 bar blues. edit 12 Bar blues is still the most popular type, and is adopted by many contempoary musicians. All of the chords used are dominant 7th chords, and usually follow the following pattern: In the key of C that would be: There is also a scale associated with the 12 bar blues, which, surprisingly, is called the blues scale . It follows the pattern: 1, b3, 4, #4, 5, b7, which in C is: C, Eb, F, F#, G, Bb. The b3, #4 and b7 are considered to be the 'blue' notes, and characterise the style. Retrieved from " http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Music:Blues
Cultural Center Of Mississippi Delta Blues Music & Heritage In Helena Arkansas
The Delta Cultural Center in Helena AR presents stories, photos, music history of cultural heritage of the Mississippi Delta from the Civil War to the
http://www.deltaculturalcenter.com/

Extractions: Email: info@deltaculturalcenter.com The Delta Cultural Center, located in historic downtown Helena, Arkansas, is a museum dedicated to the history of the Arkansas Delta. The Arkansas Delta region's heritage is steeped in rich sights, sounds, people and events. It is the mission of the Delta Cultural Center to preserve, interpret and present the cultural heritage of this legendary 27-county region. From its music to the mighty river that runs through it, the Delta story unfolds within this unique Helena landmark. The Delta Cultural Center is comprised of two museum locations - the Depot and the Visitors Center. The Depot houses the museum's acclaimed permanent collections. The Visitors Center, located one block north of the Depot, features the museum's permanent music exhibit, temporary exhibits and the Museum Store. Discover the Delta at the Delta Cultural Center! The Delta Cultural Center is a museum of the Department of Arkansas Heritage.
Slipcue E-Zine Blues Music Books
blues music books reference books and biographies reviewed and recommended by Joe Sixpack.
http://www.slipcue.com/books/bluesbooks.html

Extractions: The blues have gotten such a bad reputation in the last decade or so, under a cloud of bland "beer-ad" bands, that it's nice to see a book like this which takes in all the hi-tech drek along with the roots music, from A to Z. Dozens of blues mavens contribute reviews and essays, including appendices on regional scenes, piano blues, jug band blues, women in the blues, and a handy bibliography for those of us who still want more reading material, even after such a smorgasbord as this. Highly recommended to hardcore fans and the idly curious alike. By "postwar blues", we mean the upbeat, amplified, often aggressive material that many popologists see simply as the roots of rock'n'roll. But for blues fans, the muscular power and driving passion of the bluesmen is enough by itself, and this collection of articles and interviews profiling many of the genre's greatest players, is manna from heaven for the folks who could care less what happened after Elvis shook his little heinie on the Ed Sullivan show. This is a classicist's view of the blues standardbearers such as Otis Rush, Muddy Waters and BB King get multiple entries, wild West Coast and Texas bluesmen like T-Bone Walker and Clarence Gatemouth Brown also get their propers, and while the main emphasis is on the dudes who plugged in, acoustic players such as Fred McDowell also get a nod or two. The book draws on a variety of writers, and reflects a variety of interviewing and narrative styles most of the material originally appeared in
CA Outdoors.com - California Events, Recreational, And Travel Information!
CA Outdoors.com Features Outdoor Recreational and Travel Information for California!
http://www.caoutdoors.com/Blues_Live_Blues_Music.htm
ChristianTuner.com: Jazz / Blues Music Channel: Listen To Music Programs, On Dem
your source for finding and listening to Christian radio stations, programs, on demand content, and mp3 music downloads.
http://www.christiantuner.com/jazzblues/
Blues Foundation ::
The annual W.C. Handy Blues Awards honors the best in the blues music World.
http://www.handyawards.com

Extractions: Home Blues Music Awards Information The Blues Foundation is planning its 27th Blues Music Awards for Thursday May 11, 2006 at the Memphis Cook Convention Center in downtown Memphis, Tennessee. Ticket sales are expected to begin to members when the final ballot is available in December. The 27th edition will likely follow the format of the sold-out and critically acclaimed 2004 and 2005 shows which featured performances by more than 30 nominees in a dinner table setting in the Convention Center's new ballroom. The event brings together Blues performers, industry representatives and fans from all over the world to celebrate the best in Blues recordings and performances from the previous year. Each year, the Foundation present The Blues Music Awards to the artists selected by its members. They are universally recognized as the highest honor given to Blues artists. As always, a pre-party will immediately precede the Awards and feature the 2006 IBC winner. The Blues Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony and Charter Members' Dinner will likely be held the night before on Wednesday, May 10. Contact The Blues Foundation about becoming a Charter Member in order to attend this star-studded event. For more information, contact Jay Sieleman, Executive Director at (901) 527-2583 or jay@blues.org.
The Infography About Blues Music
Sources recommended by a professor whose research specialty is the blues.
http://www.infography.com/content/624551807821.html

Extractions: Search The Infography: Barlow, William. "Looking Up at Down": The Emergence of Blues Culture. (Temple University Press, 1989). Harris, Sheldon. Blues Who's Who: A Biographical Dictionary of Blues Singers. (Arlington House, 1979). Oliver, Paul. The Story of the Blues. (Chilton Book, 1969). Davis, Angela Yvonne. Blues Legacies and Black Feminism: Gertrude "Ma" Rainey, Bessie Smith, and Billie Holiday. (Pantheon Books, 1998). Finn, Julio. The Bluesman: The Musical Heritage of Black Men and Women in the Americas. (Quartet, 1986). Woods, Clyde Adrian. Development Arrested: The Blues and Plantation Power in the Mississippi Delta. (Verso, 1998). BIBLIOGRAPHY Aldin, Mary Katherine. Blues Magazine Selective Index: By Artist and Subject. 4th ed. (Aldin, 1999). Ford, Robert. A Blues Bibliography: The International Literature of an Afro-American Genre. (Paul Pelletier, 1999). DISCOGRAPHY Dixon, Robert, John Godrich, and Howard Rye. Blues and Gospel Records, 1890-1943. (Clarendon, 1997).
Paris Rock & Blues Music - The Best Rock & Blues Music In Paris, France - 10Best
Unbiased Recommendations in Paris, France for the best Rock blues music and Nightlife!
http://www.10best.com/Paris/Nightlife/Rock_&_Blues_Music/

Extractions: Best Nightlife Book Paris Hotels Paris Events Airfare to Paris Select another Category... Hotels and Lodging Event and Tour Tickets Local Events Nightlife Restaurants Shopping Voted Best of the City Café de la Danse Description: 11ème ARRONDISSEMENT. Café de la Danse seats up to 500 people for a wide variety of shows, and concerts are presented almost every evening. Representative performers who have appeared include Cornu, Tortoise, and Cornershop. You can get tickets through FNAC. METRO: Bastille Chesterfield Café User Rating: 10 Description: 8ème ARRONDISSEMENT. This bar-restaurant is all-American. In fact, you can regularly expect to find an American rock band on stage (either up-and-coming or established). The bar offers American food and drinks, but be prepared to wait, because there's always a crowd. On Sunday afternoons, live gospel music is a special treat. METRO: Franklin D. Roosevelt Elysée Montmartre Description: 18ème ARRONDISSEMENT. Add a little spice to your life by visiting Elysée Montmartre and experiencing one of their live music shows! From salsa to reggae nights, the club offers top music events, and crowds are always vivacious. You'll even get the chance to see new bands in the making or confirm your fondness for popular French bands who frequent the stage. METRO: Anvers
Washingtonian Online - Great Music - Blues
A new generation of Washington blues musicians is also beginning to wow crowds. Live music Tuesday through Sunday nights, usually blues or rock.
http://www.washingtonian.com/inwashington/music_blues.html

Extractions: By William Triplett Blues and jazz were sometimes classified together; dancers and comedians often alternated slots on makeshift stages with street musicians. Eventually, legitimate clubs began to appear. As roots music began to catch on with white musicians and audiences in the 1960s, Washington experienced a surge of new clubs and bars. Blues groups were staples. The Blues You Would Just Hate to Lose, Vol. II, Blues is still one of the most vibrant sounds on the Washington scene. Despite the recent deaths of titans Archie Edwards and John Jackson, the acoustic front marches on. Edwards, a master of the Piedmont style, made his living as a barber; a Saturday-afternoon jam session still takes place in his old shop on Bunker Hill Road, Northeast. Jackson, another Piedmont master, worked as a gravedigger in the Virginia suburbs despite having played for admiring audiences in Carnegie Hall and the Royal Albert Hall. Other veterans of plugged-in blues include Whop Frazier, Deanna Bogart, Mary Ann Redmond, Cathy Ponton King, Catfish Hodge, Janine Wilson, Mary Shaver, Saffire, Big Joe Maher, Big Jesse Yawn, Charlie Sayles, Steve Jacobs, Linwood Taylor, Joe Stanley, and Rusty Bogart. Any of their names on a marquee pretty much guarantees a night of the real thing. A new generation of Washington blues musicians is also beginning to wow crowds. Clarence Turner, Ed Scott, and guitarist Melanie Mason have been attracting attention lately, as has the band Bad Influence. Mason, Bad Influence, and Ray Kaminsky all shared the 2001 Washington Area Music Association Award, or Wammie, for best blues recording.
A History Of Blues Music
As ghettos sprouted up in all big cities, the topics of blues music adapted to the But blues music was never meant to reflect the rhythm of urban life.
http://www.scaruffi.com/history/blues.html

Extractions: An appendix to the The History of Rock Music Piero Scaruffi Piero Scaruffi While we will never know for sure, it is likely that music originally developed (thousands and thousands of years ago) as a means to coordinate and synchronize collective human movement, such as for hunting or farming. Even today, it comes natural to start singing a rhythmic song to accompany the activity of a group of people, whether hiking in the mountains of building a roof. Presumably, great singers held an important social status just like shamans or top hunters. Later, as percussion instruments developed to accompany music, individual percussionists may have also emerged. Then new kinds of instruments, not only percussive, emerged that further enabled virtuoso playing. Sometimes during the evolution of civilizations, "solo music" was invented to admire and appreciate the music of the best singers and instrumentalists. It is likely that, initially, their performances were mainly for the aristocracy and were purely musical. At some point it came natural to merge solo music and solo poetry to entertain the aristocracy (and later the masses) with stories that people were familiar with. During the classic age of Greek theater, these stories became more abstract and metaphorical, and the music became less straightforward. Christianity further bent the purpose of music to sing the praise of the Lord and to call the faithful to prayer. Music, basically, became the vehicle for a message. The message (even when it was an epic) was not just a story, but a whole ideological system.
Mike's Radio World - Jazz / Blues Music Radio Stations
A comprehensive list of Jazz radio stations live on the web in Real Audio and Windows Media.
http://www.mikesradioworld.com/ft_jazz.html

Extractions: Radio station Location Listen Live Jazz FM London, United Kingdom 20 Kbps Radio Jazz Prague, Czech Republic 32 Kbps Radio Blues Prague, Czech Republic 32 Kbps Radio Swing Prague, Czech Republic 32 Kbps DR Jazz Copenhagen, Denmark 20 Kbps 32 Kbps 64 Kbps Fréquenz Jazz Paris, France 20 Kbps TSF Paris, France 32 Kbps 96 Kbps Jazz Radio Budapest, Hungary 32 Kbps 56 Kbps 128 Kbps Arrow 90,7 The Hague 32 Kbps Swiss Jazz Berne, Switzerland 32.4 Kbps Radio Jazz International Crissier, Switzerland 32 Kbps Cool Blue 96.1 FM Auckland, New Zealand 32 Kbps 95.5 Jazz San José, Costa Rica 40 Kbps FM Urquiza Buenos Aires, Argentina 22 Kbps Jazz 95.5 Caracas, Venezuela 20 Kbps CIWV - Wave 94.7 Hamilton, Ontario 32 Kbps CJRT Toronto, Ontario 20 Kbps CJZZ - Cool FM Winnipeg, Manitoba StreamAudio KBEM - Jazz 88FM Minneapolis, Minnesota 24 Kbps KBSU Boise, Idaho 20.7 Kbps KBZN - 97.9 The Breeze Salt Lake City, Utah 20 Kbps KCCK Cedar Rapids, Iowa 20 Kbps KCSM San Mateo, California
Electric Blues Club - Blues Music Articles
electric blues club, blues music articles, blues news, blues magazine articles, blues artist interviews, reviews and information at
http://www.electricbluesclub.co.uk/blues_music_articles.html
Blues Music
SONG STORM is a legal music download site, an Open Source Project, utilizing a playlist theme, designed to enhance the listeners music experience.
http://www.ibiblio.org/studioforrecording/mt/Blues/
Seattle Weekly - Music: Almost Blues
Almost blues by Susan Waterworth. Without a permanent Seattle home, blues musicians split their time between five Ballard venues.
http://www.seattleweekly.com/features/0046/music-waterworth.shtml

Extractions: in the News Editor-in-Chief Knute Berger is a regular guest on "Weekday," discussing the week's news, Fridays at 10 a.m. on KUOW-FM (94.9). Columnist Geov Parrish is a regular guest on "Mind Over Matters" on KEXP-FM (90.3) Saturdays at 8:30 a.m. and provides news commentary on KBCS-FM (91.3) Fridays at 4:30 p.m. Catch writers Steve Wiecking, Tim Appelo, and Gavin Borchert discussing theater, film, and music regularly on classical KING-FM (98.1). Mark Fiore Cartoons ... Published November 16 - 22, 2000 BY SUSAN WATERWORTH SEATTLE HAS A RICH blues tradition worthy of the same kind of treatment Paul De Barros gave jazz in his 1993 book Jackson Street After Hours: The Roots of Jazz in Seattle . Fans will remember the Jolly Roger and the Owl Cafe as Seattle's blues bastions during the 1980s and early '90s, but since they closed, there has been no single venue hosting blues on a nightly basis. There still isn't. The Owl's old neighborhood, however, is experiencing something of a blues renaissance four nights a week. Just in time for the onset of seasonal affective disorder, here's a guide to maneuvering through Ballard's emerging, house-rocking, down-in-the-alley blues scene:
ChristianBlues.net Home
ChristianBlues.net is the web s most complete resource for Christian blues music and Christian Blues artists.
http://www.christianblues.net/
Blues Music At CD Universe
Music, Movies and Games Shopping at CD Universe. Rock/Pop Rock Jazz R B Contemporary Blues Blues Traditional Soul/R B Urban Soundtrack Blues Collections
http://www.cduniverse.com/browsecat.asp?style=music&cat=53
Mexicali Blues Cafe
blues music and jam bands weekly in Teaneck. Includes an event calendar, directions and photos.
http://www.mexicalibluescafe.com/
Guardian Unlimited | TV Listings
Music Choice Blues Music Choice Classical Music Choice Country Music Choice Dance Music Choice Easy 5.00am, NonStop blues music.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/TV/musicchoiceblues.html

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Doheny Blues Music Festival Tickets, Doheny Blues Music Festival Concert Tickets
Chitty Chitty Bang Bang tickets Wicked and Lion King Tickets. Searching for Doheny blues music Festival Tickets or related event information?
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Odeo: Cybro Radio (blues Music)
blues music from Cybro Radio. Cybro Radio is an Independent, Artist Roland Bowman, from the CD Angle of Music (Bubbas Blues) (135 days ago)
http://odeo.com/channel/956/view

Extractions: BETA Send your feedback Sign-up Log-in Email/Username: (the email address or username you used to sign up) Password: Forgot your password? Remember: (remember you on this computer) Creator: Is this your channel? Claim it! Web site: http://www.cybroradio.us Feeds: RSS (Last checked about 11 hours ago) Shows: 168 Shows Comments: comments Add yours Subscribers: 3 subscribers OdeoRank: Description: BLUES Music from Cybro Radio. Cybro Radio is an Independent, Internet only Radio Station that generates no revenue from artist to broadcast, stream, podcast or blog their music or videos. This station is free for all independent artists, and in order to keep it that way, we inforce our DIRECT LICENSE Cybro Radio (blues music) (114 days ago) Cybro Radio (blues music) (114 days ago) Cybro Radio (blues music) (114 days ago) Cybro Radio (blues music) (126 days ago) Cybro Radio (blues music) (126 days ago) Cybro Radio (blues music) (126 days ago) Cybro Radio (blues music) (145 days ago) Cybro Radio (blues music) (158 days ago) Cybro Radio (blues music) (166 days ago) Cybro Radio (blues music) (166 days ago) Cybro Radio (blues music) (166 days ago) Cybro Radio (blues music) (166 days ago) Cybro Radio (blues music) (166 days ago) Cybro Radio (blues music) (166 days ago) Cybro Radio (blues music) (166 days ago) Cybro Radio (blues music) (166 days ago) Cybro Radio (blues music) (166 days ago) Cybro Radio (blues music) (166 days ago) Cybro Radio (blues music) (166 days ago)

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