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Marcia Ball The Tattooed Lady and The Alligator Man

Richard Ludmerer blues, making a Scene, marcia Ball, richard ludmere September 23, 2014

Marcia Ball The Tattooed Lady and The Alligator Man Alligator Records Marcia Ball is a Texas and Louisiana roots music icon. This new album is her fifth for Alligator Records and seventeenth album overall. Ball has been nominated for 42 Blues Music Awards and has won nine times. She has been “Piano Player of The […]

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Johnny Hoy and The Bluefish The Dance

Richard Ludmerer blues, Johnny Hoy and the bluefish, making a Scene, richard ludmere, The Dance September 21, 2014

Johnny Hoy and The Bluefish The Dance Self-produced In the 1990’s Johnny Hoy and The Bluefish recorded three great albums for Tone-Cool Records; 1995’s “Trolling The Hootchy”, 1996’s “You’re Going To Loose Your Head”, and 1998’s “Walk The Plank”. Their last album was 2006’s self-produced “Film Noir Angel”. Johnny Hoy and The Bluefish are from […]

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Music Review: Marcia Ball – ‘The Tattooed Lady and the Alligator Man’

Rhetta Akamatsu blues, marcia Ball, Tattooed Lady and the Alligator Man September 19, 2014

Marcia Ball is a romping, stomping boogie-woogie piano player with a voice made for expressing strong emotions and for singing party songs and telling raucous stories. It’s not a subtle voice or piano style. It’s made for straight-out fun and that is what you will have with The Tattooed Lady and the Alligator Man. Ball […]

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Iko-Iko Bullets in The Bonfire Vol. 1

Richard Ludmerer americana, blues, graham wood drout, iko-iko, making a Scene, richard ludmerer September 19, 2014

Iko-Iko Bullets in The Bonfire Vol. 1 Little Silver Records The band Iko-Iko has been in existence for nearly thirty years. The band is named after the classic New Orleans song authored by James “Sugar Boy” Crawford. Since the beginning they have been lead by singer-songwriter Graham Wood Drout. They started as the house band […]

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Ruthie Foster Promise of a Brand New Day

Richard Ludmerer blues, making a Scene, richard ludmere, Ruthie Foster September 14, 2014

Ruthie Foster Promise of a Brand New Day Blue Corn Music Ruthie Foster, the former gospel singer turned Blues singer, won the 2010 Blues Music Award for Contemporary Blues Female Artist of The Year. She followed that up by winning Traditional Blues Female Artist of The Year in 2011, 2012, and again in 2013. Her […]

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Duke Robillard Calling All Blues!

Richard Ludmerer blues, Duke Robillard, making a Scene, richard ludmere September 12, 2014

Duke Robillard Calling All Blues! Stony Plain Records In 1967 Duke Robillard formed “Roomful of Blues”. Ten years later their self titled first album was released, and although Duke Robillard left in 1979, he began the band that is still in existence today. Count Basie once called them “the hottest blues band I’ve ever heard.” […]

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Monkey Junk Tiger in Your Tank

Richard Ludmerer blues, making a Scene, Monkey Junk, richard ludmere September 12, 2014

Monkey Junk Tiger in Your Tank Stony Plain Records Monkey Junk is an Ottawa, Ontario based blues band that won the 2010 Blues Music Award for Best New Artist Debut. This album is a re-issue of their debut recording originally released in 2009. They have three albums on Stony Plain Records their latest being 2013’s […]

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Wishbone Ash: “Live Dates II”

Richard L'Hommedieu blues, Live Dates II, making a Scene, robert putignano, WIshbone Ash September 11, 2014

Wishbone Ash: “Live Dates II” Paper Sleeve – 2CD Deluxe Vinyl Replica – Import – Limited Collector’s Edition, Original recording re-mastered (LMLR) www.CultureFactory.fr Digitally re-mastered and expanded in a mini-LP sleeve. “Live Dates II” was the second Wishbone Ash live release. These songs are from a variety of concerts from 1976 to 1980. During the […]

INDIE Blues Scene/ Making A Local Scene

What is Blues?

Richard L'Hommedieu blues, making a Scene, what is Blues September 9, 2014

What is Blues? BY BARRY KERZNER One of the most frequent and recurring discussions in blues concerns the basic question, “What is blues?” Obviously, there are many opinions regarding this this topic, and blues lovers are infinitely passionate abouttheir particular viewpoint. Blues is music that bridges many divides, bringing people together to share in its beauty […]

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Grady Champion Bootleg Whiskey

Richard Ludmerer blues, grady champion, IBC, making a Scene, richard ludmere September 9, 2014

Grady Champion Bootleg Whiskey Malaco Records This is Grady Champion’s sixth studio recording and first for Malaco Records. Malaco is the southern soul blues label that brought us Bobby “Blue” Bland, Little Milton, Johnnie Taylor and others. Producer Tommy Couch Jr. heads up the Jackson, Ms. Studio and has given Champion the full Malaco treatment. […]

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Esther Phillips Alone Again, Naturally

Richard L'Hommedieu blues, Esther Phillips, making a Scene, robert putignano September 7, 2014

Esther Phillips “Alone Again, Naturally” Expanded Edition www.RealGoneMusic.com Released on the Kudo Record label imprint (a subsidiary of Creed Taylor’s legendary CTI record label) in 1972, “Alone Again, Naturally” by soul-blues-jazz singer Esther Phillips, produced by Creed Taylor, recorded with all-star session players and solo artists like George Benson, Maceo Parker, Ron Carter, and Billy […]

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Rob Stone Gotta Keep Rollin’

Richard Ludmerer blues, Gotta Keep Rolling, making a Scene, richard ludmere, Rob Stone September 7, 2014

Rob Stone Gotta Keep Rollin’ Vizztone Label Group In 1993 Rob Stone, harp and vocals, began touring with veteran Chicago bluesman Sam Lay. They toured worldwide for four years. Also included in Lay’s band were Chris James, guitar; and Patrick Rynn, bass; and they have been with Stone ever since. Stone’s last release “Back Around […]

DIY Radio/ INDIE Blues Scene

Blues Radio MASTER LIST!

Rick Lusher blues, blues radio, DIY Radio promotion, making a Scene, Master Radio list September 5, 2014

There’s a lot of talk , that there is no where to hear blues on the radio these days. While this is a work in progress, check the list for Blues radio show near you, or listen to a station in another City on the Web . If you are not listed and want to be or if […]

LIVE from the Midnight Circus

Live From the Midnight Circus Complete show 9/2/2014!

Richard L'Hommedieu blues, indie Blues, live from the midnight circus, new Blues September 2, 2014

Live from the Midnight Circus 9/2/2014 Complete show by Richard Lhommedieu on Mixcloud The complete show with an exclusive Interview with Alastair Greene! Tune in and get you some!! NOW ON MIXCLOUD!! Get the Apps for IPhone, Android and Windows devices and you can listen to LIVE From the Midnight Circus anywhere you are. The […]

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Missy Andersen In The Moment

Richard Ludmerer blues, In the Moment, making a Scene, MIssy Andersen September 1, 2014

Missy Andersen In The Moment Main Squeeze Records Missy Anderson states “Something about Soul speaks to me, and if you dip it in some Blues, it’s even better…it’s about the story and the feeling”. Andersen’s first album was the self titled “Missy Andersen” released in 2009. This is Andersen’s second studio recording. Andersen was born […]

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EG Kight A New Day

Richard Ludmerer a new day, blue south records, blues, EG Kight, making a Scene August 26, 2014

EG Kight A New Day Blue South Records EG Kight, a.k.a. the Georgia Songbird, was the recipient of the 2013 Georgia Music Legend Award. Kight started in country music and has worked with George Jones; Conway Twitty; Jerry Lee Lewis; and Merle Haggard. Since switching to the Blues she has performed with Luther Allison; Koko […]

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St. Paul & The Broken Bones Half The City

Richard Ludmerer americana, blues, Half the City, making a Scene, St Paul, The Broken Bones August 22, 2014

St. Paul & The Broken Bones Half The City Single Lock Records St. Paul and The Broken Bones are a soul band from Birmingham Alabama. An EP was released in 2012. This is their first full length recording released earlier this year. As a result the band received a 2014 Americana Award nomination as Best […]

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Dom Flemons The American Songster: Prospect Hill

Richard Ludmerer americana, blues, Dom Flemons, making a Scene August 22, 2014

Dom Flemons The American Songster: Prospect Hill Music Maker Relief Foundation Dom Flemons was one third of The Carolina Chocolate Drops who formed in 2005 immediately following the first Black Banjo Gathering. They’ve recorded five albums; three for The Music Maker Relief Foundation and two for Nonesuch Records. This is Flemons second solo recording and […]

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Rip Lee Pryor Nobody But Me

Richard Ludmerer blues, making a Scene, Nobody But Me, Rip Lee Pryor August 22, 2014

Rip Lee Pryor Nobody But Me Electro-Fi Records Richard “Rip Lee” Pryor, the son of the late Blues harp legend “Snooky” Pryor, was born in 1958. Rip Lee learned the harp by listening to his fathers records and even did some touring with his dad. Rip Lee released his debut album “Pitch a Boogie Woogie” […]

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Music on the Couch 8/18/2014!

Posted by Editor Anthony Rosano, blues, David Vest, forrest McDonald, making a Scene, Music on the couch, Sunday Wildes August 19, 2014

Couch Kid Sunday Wilde just won the Independent Music Award “Vox Populi Award” for the second time and she came by to talk about it and thank her fans. It’s what we do here at Music On The Couch for our Couch Kids! Forrest McDonald was seven years old when he first heard blues man […]

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Dave Keyes – Right Here Right Now

Richard Ludmerer blues, dave keys, making a Scene, piano August 18, 2014

Dave Keyes Right Here Right Now Keyesland Music Dave Keyes has been a part of the New York music scene for over twenty years. His cd “Tear It Up” was released in 1997. In 2000 Keyes won the International Blues Challenge band competition. Keyes’ third cd “Covered in Blue” received 3 ½ stars from Downbeat magazine. […]

Can't Even Do Wrong Right by Elvin Bishop

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Elvin Bishop Can’t Even Do Wrong Right

Richard Ludmerer alligator, blues, Elvin Bishop, making a Scene August 16, 2014

Elvin Bishop Can’t Even Do Wrong Right Alligator Records Elvin Bishop first came to my attention as a member of The Paul Butterfield Blues Band. He appears on the first three Butterfield albums and left in 1968 to form the Elvin Bishop Group. In 1974 Bishop released the album “Let It Flow” on Capricorn Records. […]

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John Ginty – Bad News Travels – The Showplace Sessions LIVE DVD

Richard Ludmerer Ben Elliot, blues, john ginty, making a Scene, showplace studios August 14, 2014

John Ginty Bad News Travels/The Showplace Sessions Live American Showplace Music On June 11, 2014 John Ginty entered the studio to record this DVD. Ginty recreated music from his Bad News Travels cd released this past September. Guesting are Albert Castiglia, Todd Wolfe and Alexis P. Suter. This is the first in producer Ben Elliot’s […]

Artist Interviews/ INDIE Blues Artist

Exclusive Interview with Too Slim and the Taildraggers!

Richard L'Hommedieu americana, blues, making a Scene, Too Slim and The Taildraggers August 12, 2014

Too Slim and the Taildraggers formed in 1986 in Spokane, Washington, United States. The band currently consists of Tim “Too Slim” Langford (lead vocals, guitar), Polly O’Keary (bass, vocals) and Tommy Cook (drums). Tom Brimm (bass) and John Cage (drums) were both early members of the group To date, Too Slim and the Taildraggers have released 11 studio […]

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Sugar Ray and The Bluetones – Living Tear To Tear

Richard Ludmerer blues, making a Scene, Sugar Ray, The Bluetones August 12, 2014

Sugar Ray and The Bluetones Living Tear To Tear Severn Records Ray Norcia, harp, was appropriately nicknamed Sugar because of his sweet vocals. A former member of “Ronnie Earl and the Broadcasters” he left them to form his own band “Sugar Ray and The Bluetones”. Their first album was 1989’s “Knockout”. After two albums Norcia […]

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Music on the Couch 8/11/2014

Posted by Editor blues, making a Scene, Music on the couch August 12, 2014

Chefjimi Patricola came onto the show to discuss the Cookbook he is organizing to benefit the HART FUND. If you are interested, send him an email to blues food@blues411.com – put in the subject line Hart Fund Cookbook and he will send you the links and information to enter your recipe and be a part […]

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Chris Smither – Still On The Levee

Richard Ludmerer acoustic, blues, chris Smither, making a Scene, singersongwriter August 12, 2014

Chris Smither Still On The Levee Signature Sounds Recordings “Still On The Levee” is Chris Smither’s 16th studio album. This is a 50 year retrospective. Smither has selected 25 of his best songs and re-recorded them. Smither’s band “The Motivators” includes Billy Conway, drums; Jimmy Fitting, harmonica; David Goodrich, guitarist/producer; and Anita Suhanin, background vocals. […]

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Eric Clapton & Friends “The Breeze – An Appreciation of JJ Cale”

Richard L'Hommedieu americana, blues, Breeze, Eric Clapton, J.J. Cale, JJ Cale, making a Scene August 11, 2014

Eric Clapton & Friends “The Breeze – An Appreciation of JJ Cale” www.Surfdog.com www.EricClapton.com Starting with Eric Clapton’s 1970 self-titled debut solo album, Clapton started a decade’s long affection for JJ Cale. They also recorded together on the ’06 “The Road to Escondido.” Last year Cale passed-away so it was not a stretch (but a […]

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Jeremy Baum – The Eel

Richard Ludmerer blues, Jeremy Baum, making a Scene August 10, 2014

Jeremy Baum The Eel Flying Yak Records Jeremy Baum is a world class Hammond B-3 and piano player who is also a first call session musician. Baum’s first cd was 2002’s “Lost River Jams”. Baum’s music is rooted in the funky soul jazz of Booker T and The MG’s, the Meters, Jimmy Smith, and Jack […]

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The Iguanas – Juarez

Richard Ludmerer americana, blues, juarez, making a Scene, the iguanas August 10, 2014

The Iguanas Juarez Piety Street Files and Archaic Media Based in New Orleans, La. The Iguanas are a roots rock band. They combine Conjunto and various other Latin styles with R n’ B. Imagine a cross between The Sir Douglas Quintet and The Blazers of East Los Angeles. The Iguanas consist of Joe Cabral, vocals, […]

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Dave Van Ronk Down in Washington Square

Richard Ludmerer blues, Dave Von Ronk, making a scen August 10, 2014

Dave Van Ronk Down in Washington Square The Smithsonian Folkways Collection As an adolescent my interest in music progressed from The Kingston Trio to The Weavers, Pete Seeger, Bob Gibson, Ian and Sylvia, Joan Baez, Phil Ochs, Mississippi John Hurt, Reverend Gary Davis, The Blues Project, and Dave Van Ronk. As a guitar student I would […]

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The State of the Blues

Richard L'Hommedieu bar rescue, blues, blues purists, blues radio, future of the blues, john taffer, music, music business, ruf August 8, 2014

State of the Blues In Feb of 2013, John Taffer from Bar Rescue made over the blues bar “The Sand Dollar” in Las Vegas proclaiming that Blues Music is only listened to by 3% of the population and it was not viable music for a successful bar. At that moment I began to fume. How […]

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An Exclusive Interview with Alexis P Suter!

Richard L'Hommedieu Alexis P Suter, blues, making a Scene, Showplace Studio August 5, 2014

An Exclusive Interview with Alexis P Suter Website www.alexispsuter.com Facebook https://www.facebook.com/alexis.p.suter.3?fref=ts LIVE from the Midnight Circus Talks with Alexis P Suter! by Richard Lhommedieu on Mixcloud International Recording Artist’s The Alexis P Suter is a vocalist who transcends styles and genres. When the great Bluesman B.B. King first heard Alexis P. Suter sing, he was visibly impressed […]

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JPSoars Full Moon Night In Memphis

Richard Ludmerer blues, Full Moon Night in Memphis, JP Soars, JPSoars, making a Scene August 4, 2014

JP Soars Full Moon Night in Memphis Soars High Productions JP Soars first album was “Back of My Mind” released in 2008. JP Soars and The Red Hots won the 2009 band competition at the International Blues Challenge in Memphis. In 2011 his “More Bees with Honey” album was released. That album garnered Soars a […]

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The Mannish Boys Wrapped Up and Ready

Richard Ludmerer blues, making a Scene, Mannish Boys, Wrapped up and Ready August 1, 2014

The Mannish Boys Wrapped Up and Ready Delta Groove Records The Mannish Boys were formed to be a Muddy Waters tribute band. They’re named after a Muddy Waters song so they are readily identifiable with Waters. Individually they were already veterans of the west coast blues music scene when they decided to band together. They […]

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Mud Morganfield and Kim Wilson – For Pops: A Tribute to Muddy Waters

Richard Ludmerer blues, Kim Wilson, making a Scene, Mud Morganfield, muddy waters July 31, 2014

Mud Morganfield and Kim Wilson For Pops: A Tribute to Muddy Waters Severn Records The most important figure in modern Blues is Muddy Waters. Waters took the music from rural Mississippi to the northern city of Chicago. As a bandleader his band included Little Walter, the most influential harp player of our time. Waters’ electrified […]

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The Holmes Brothers – Brotherhood

Richard Ludmerer blues, Brotherhood, making a Scene, The Holmes Brothers July 30, 2014

The Holmes Brothers Brotherhood Alligator Records Wendell Holmes, guitar, and his brother Sherman, bass, met Popsy Dixon one night in New York City when he sat in on drums. They formed The Holmes Brothers band in 1979 and began as an opening act at music clubs like Dan Lynch’s and The Bottom Line. In 1990 […]

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Remembering Johnny Winter

Rhetta Akamatsu blues, johnny winter July 30, 2014

I remember the first time I saw Johnny Winter. I was just a teenager at the time and it was 1970. It was an outdoor concert and he had these huge sunglasses to protect his eyes and this amazing pure white avalanche of hair. I was fascinated by his appearance but when he started to […]

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Glimpsing the future of the blues: The Georgia Flood at Darwin’s

Rhetta Akamatsu Atlanta blues, blues, blues-rock, The Georgia Flood July 30, 2014

If The Georgia Flood stays together and if they continue to work the way they work now, then I believe that they are one of the groups that people will still be listening to and enjoying 20 years from now. In fact, 20 years from now the group will still be fairly young. I don’t […]

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JP Soars flies high with Full Moon Night in Memphis

Rhetta Akamatsu blues, Full Moon Night in Memphis, JP Soars July 30, 2014

Before Full Moon Night in Memphis, I have to admit I was woefully unaware of JP Soars, even though he and his band The Red Hots won the International Blues Challenge in Memphis in 2009. But now that I’ve heard the album, I am truly impressed! The title and title tune, “Full Moon Night in […]

Artist Interviews/ INDIE Blues Artist

An Exclusive Interview with JP Soars

Richard L'Hommedieu blues, JP Soars, making a Scene July 29, 2014

An Exclusive Interview with JP Soars LIVE from the Midnight Circus Talks with JP Soars by Richard Lhommedieu on Mixcloud This week we talk to the one and only JPSOARS! With his new CD just hitting the radio airways “Full Moon NIght in Memphis” JP is out touring to support this great new Blues CD. […]

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Michael Cloeren’s Pennsylvania Blues Fest

Richard Ludmerer blues, blues festival, making a Scene, Pa July 29, 2014

Michael Cloeren’s Pennsylvania Blues Fest Part 1: Friday night and Saturday Previously called the Pocono Blues Festival, the Pennsylvania Blues Fest has been in existence for 23 years; now located at Blue Mountain just outside of Palmerton, Pa. Michael Cloeren produces the finest Blues Festival in the country. He doesn’t book the biggest names in […]

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LAW’s Open Letter To Amy Winehouse

Law Worrell Amy Winehouse, blues, Funk, law, making a Scene July 23, 2014

*EDITORS NOTE: L A W toured with Amy Winehouse as one of her backup singers, and he is the Funk and HIP HOP editor for Making a Scene. L*A*W’s Open Letter To Amy Winehouse Hey Lioness xoxo I just know that you are having the time of your life in Heaven not having to deal […]

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The Alexis P. Suter Band – “Love The Way You Roll”

Richard Ludmerer Alexis P Suter, Ben Elliot, blues, making a Scene, Showplace Studio July 23, 2014

The Alexis P. Suter Band “Love The Way You Roll” American Showplace Music On Labor Day weekend 2007, my wife and I drove to Woodstock, New York. Levon Helm had just released “Dirt Farmer” his comeback album. The ex-Band vocalist and drummer had recovered from surgery and regained full vocal powers. Opening for Helm at […]

INDIE Blues Scene

2014 Tremblant Blues Fest – First Class Blues! July 4th – July 6th

Richard L'Hommedieu blues, blues festival, making a Scene, tremblant blues July 22, 2014

2014 Tremblant Blues Fest – First Class Blues! July 4th – July 6th This is my sixth consecutive Festival International Du Blues De Tremblant Festival. For twenty-one years the Festival International Du Blues De Tremblant has been assembling Blues festivals that are one the best Blues Fests in world. This year’s most known event headliners […]

Artist Interviews/ INDIE Blues Artist/ Uncategorized

Exclusive Interview with the “Queen of The Atlanta Blues” LOLA!

Posted by Editor Atlanta, blues, Lola, making a Scene, northside tavern July 22, 2014

Website – www.lolagulley.com Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/lolagulley?fref=ts Listen to the exclusive Interview Below Live From the MIdnight Circus Talks to LOLA Queen of Atlanta BLues by Richard Lhommedieu on Mixcloud Lola (just Lola) is a dynamic blues and R&B singer/keyboard player who has been igniting stages in the Atlanta area and is just beginning to break out as […]

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Bobby Patterson – I Got More Soul

Richard Ludmerer blues, bobby Patterson, making a Scene July 20, 2014

Bobby Patterson I Got More Soul Omnivore Recordings Bobby Patterson is a Texas, Rhythm and Blues, legend in the soul tradition of Bobby “Blue” Bland, Otis Redding, and Wilson Pickett. As a producer Patterson worked with Fontella Bass, Chuck Jackson, Little Johnny Taylor and others. He has also been a Dallas area DJ. Patterson’s first […]

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Dr. John – Ske-Dat-De-Dat: The Spirit of Satch

Richard Ludmerer blues, Dr. John, making a Scene July 17, 2014

Dr. John Ske-Dat-De-Dat: The Spirit of Satch Proper Records/Concord Music Dr. John is known as the embodiment of New Orleans’ musical legacy. He is the winner of six Grammy awards the last being in 2013. Every few years however Dr. John feels the need to reinvent himself. In 2006 Dr. John released “Mercenery” a tribute […]

INDIE Blues Scene/ Music Biz News

R.I.P. Johnny Winter

Posted by Editor blues, johnny winter, making a Scene July 17, 2014

Texas blues icon Johnny Winter, who rose to fame in the late 1960s and ’70s for his energetic performances and musical collaborations including with childhood hero Muddy Waters, has died. He was 70. His representative, Carla Parisi, confirmed Thursday that Winter died in a hotel room in Zurich a day earlier. The statement said his […]

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Paul Thorn – Too Blessed to be Stressed

Richard Ludmerer americana, blues, making a Scene, Paul Thorn, Too Blessed to be Stressed July 16, 2014

Paul Thorn Too Blessed to Be Stressed Perpetual Obscurity Records “It’s April 14th, 1988 and we’re live from The Tropicana in Atlantic City New Jersey. In one corner, the former Lightweight, Welterweight, and Light Middleweight Champion of the World, Roberto Duran with a record of 82W-7L, in the other corner, Paul Thorn with a record […]

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