LIVE from the Midnight Circus Featuring Aaron Moreland
This IS The Voice of Indie Blues .. the show that brings you the best in Independent Blues Artists .. artists who Embrace the Diversity of the Blues that always has and still is being created from it’s roots. These artists are the innovators .. not the imitators .. these ARE the Indie Blues Artists!!
This week we start things off with music from Jim Roberts and The Resonants – formerly JRHB Kilborn Alley Blues Band Ivor S.K. John McNamara Amy Black Nick Schnebelen Band Ruby & The Revelators John Primer & Bob Corritore North Mississippi Allstars John Nemeth Laura Tate Goldman Eric Gales Steve Krase and then we have a 2 pack from Moreland & Arbuckle This morning we talked to Dustin Arbuckle and now we have a very special interview with Aaron Moreland about the breakup of Moreland & Arbuckle their new CD and what lies ahead for this influential musician .. and so much more! After the interview we Give you another 2 pack from their new CD .. Then we have more great INDIE BLUES RADIO with Polly O’KearyJaniva Magness Thorbjørn Risager & The Black Tornado Mr. Sipp ” The Mississippi Blues Child “ LOW SOCIETY BAND Samantha Fish Nina Massara Beth Hart Anthony Rosano and The Conqueroos Vintage#18Andrew Jr Boy Jones Ronnie Baker Brooks Vanessa Collier Geoff AchisonJohn Pagano Band – JPBlues and we end with Frank Latorre aka Frank Kingbee‘s Moonlit walk
TUNE IN THE BEST IN INDIE BLUES RADIO AND BECOME PART OF THE Indie Blues Movement
Celebrating the Diversity and Power of the Music created by artists that acknowledge their roots are in the Blues!
INDIE Blues – Currently Touring Musicians who recognize they are influenced by The Blues artists that came before them and in the time honored tradition of The Blues, are creating New Original Music that reflects their reality. The music they create communicates with the listener with truth, integrity and touches them on a deep emotional level.
The principles of INDIE BLUES have Always been part of Blues!
Want to know more about INDIE BLUES? Read “Selling the Blues” and “The Indie Blues Movement“
