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Heather Kathryn, a 22-year-old singer-songwriter from Phoenix, began her music career early and moved to Los Angeles at 17. Initially a pop artist, she transitioned to pop punk. She has performed at iconic Sunset Boulevard venues like The Viper Room, Whisky A Go-Go, and The Troubadour.
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“Making a Scene Presents the PODCAST of LIVE from the Midnight Circus Featuring Mean Ole Fireman celebrates Indie Blues artists who honor their roots while innovating with new music. The podcast showcases diverse artists like Colin James, Amanda Fish, and Bobby Messano, empowering the future of blues through creativity and emotional depth.”
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Turn It Up with Gerry Casey features a diverse playlist including classic rock and contemporary tracks. Highlights are songs by Rory Gallagher, Deep Purple, Joe Bonamassa, Tyler Bryant & The Shakedown, Willie Nelson, Johnny Cash, and Tom Petty. Special guest Stone Angels perform several tracks including “Supercharged” and “Last Goodbyes.”
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Mean Old Fireman, led by slide guitarist Ned Bollé, blends New Orleans grooves, southern rock, and R&B with blues roots to create Americana music. Influenced by artists like Duane Allman and Robert Johnson, their album “Dumpster Fire” topped Blues-Rock charts. Their sound is an eclectic mix aiming for a diverse musical experience.
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The “Live from the Midnight Circus Indie Blues Double Shot Show” showcases diverse Indie Blues artists who respect the genre’s roots while innovating its future. The show features artists like Colin James, Kelly’s Lot, Amanda Fish, and others, emphasizing Blues’ living, evolving nature and emotional depth, celebrating its tradition, creativity, and impact.
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Chris Daniels & The Kings, formed in 1984, have celebrated their 40th anniversary with “Blues With Horns Volume II.” Known for their Chicago-styled horn arrangements, the band, now featuring Freddi Gowdy, continues to infuse energetic “call and response” dynamics. The album showcases tracks blending blues, soul, and R&B influences.
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“Making a Scene Presents the Podcast of Live from the Midnight Circus featuring Junior Marvin celebrates Indie Blues artists. These musicians innovate from blues roots, creating new original music. The show promotes the diversity, creativity, and emotional depth of contemporary blues, aiming to honor the past while empowering the future.”
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“Making a Scene presents the podcast ‘LIVE from the Midnight Circus,’ featuring indie blues artists like Billy Price. These musicians honor blues traditions while creating original, innovative music. The show celebrates the diversity and emotional power of the blues, connecting deeply with listeners through truthful and creative expression.”
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Guy Davis, a seasoned American blues musician, excels in playing multiple instruments and vocals. At 72, his career spans music and acting, with two Grammy nominations. His latest album, “The Legend of Sugarbelly,” features diverse songs rooted in blues tradition, showcasing his deep cultural influences and storytelling prowess.
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Julian Junior Marvin, from Kingston, Jamaica, has had a distinguished music career starting with acting in The Beatles’ film *Help*. He played in various bands, joined Bob Marley & The Wailers, contributing to the famed *Exodus* album, and later led his own version of The Wailers, achieving notable recognition for his guitar work.
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Gerry Casey interviews Tom Killner, a 27-year-old award-winning vocalist and guitarist known for his soulful Blues, Southern Rock, Country, and Americana. Tom, who signed with Cleopatra Records, released two albums and gained critical acclaim for his independent works like “Get Back Up” and “Home,” receiving international airplay, including on BBC radio.
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Jeff Pitchell, an internationally acclaimed singer, songwriter, and guitarist, gained major recognition with his album “Heavy Hitter,” which reached #7 on the Billboard Charts. Starting from winning “Best Guitarist” in Connecticut at age 15, he’s recorded with legendary musicians and garnered numerous awards, including for songwriting.
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“Pocket Change” by Andy Peake is the follow-up to his 2021 debut album, featuring Peake on drums and vocals. The album, self-produced and mastered at Big Little Records, includes contributions from top musicians like guitarists Will McFarlane and Kenny Vaughan. Seven tracks are written or co-written by Peake.
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“Making a Scene’s live podcast showcases Indie Blues artists who honor the blues’ roots while embracing its evolution. These musicians, driven by creativity and innovation, present original, emotionally resonant music. Tune in to enjoy the diversity and power of contemporary blues, celebrating its past, present, and future.”
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Memphis Royal Brothers is a band inspired by the documentary “Take Me To The River”. Formed by Richard and Gary Bolen in Memphis, with Boo Mitchell co-producing, the band includes Grammy winners Bobby Rush and Jim Lauderdale. The album features standout tracks like “Good God I Got The Blues” and “Ready To Rise”, showcasing a blend of roots, blues, and rock n’ roll, performed by an exceptional ensemble.
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John “Jubu” Smith, a versatile musician, began his career at age four in his father’s gospel quartet. Over four decades, he has played with Tony Toni Tone, Whitney Houston, and Frankie Beverly & Maze. Smith’s new album, an all-instrumental project featuring eight original tracks, showcases his talents alongside collaborators like Charlie Hunter and Calvin Napper.
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Dickey Betts, a versatile musician, is honored with “Live From the Lone Star Roadhouse New York City 1988,” showcasing a full performance by the Dickey Betts Band. The recording includes classic and new songs, featuring guest appearances by Rick Derringer, Jack Bruce, and Mick Taylor. This album highlights Betts’ exceptional guitar skills and rich musical legacy.
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Mick Kolassa, a seasoned singer-songwriter with 15 albums, celebrates various blues styles in his new album “All Kinds of Blues.” Born in Michigan and residing in Clarksdale, Mississippi, Kolassa enjoys a thriving career, collaborating with notable artists. His work supports The Blues Foundation, showcasing his dedication to the genre.
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“Making a Scene presents the podcast ‘LIVE from the Midnight Circus,’ featuring indie blues artists like Billy Price. These musicians honor blues traditions while creating original, innovative music. The show celebrates the diversity and emotional power of the blues, connecting deeply with listeners through truthful and creative expression.”
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Amanda Fish began her music career in 2012 and released her debut album in 2015, winning a Blues Blast Award in 2016. Her third studio album “Kingdom,” released by Vizztone, features powerful songs influenced by personal and societal issues, showcasing her strong vocals and collaboration with various musicians.
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Episode #256 of “Turn it up with Gerry Casey” features Preacher Stone as the guest. The show includes diverse tracks from artists like Kenny Wayne Shepherd, Taylor Hicks, David Bowie, Van Morrison, and AC/DC, among others. Various genres and multiple songs from each artist showcase a rich blend of musical styles.
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Billy Price, a celebrated blues vocalist, gained national fame with guitarist Roy Buchanan. He has released 20 albums and won a 2016 Blues Music Award for This Time for Real. Price’s band, based in Pittsburgh, won the Pittsburgh City Paper Reader’s Poll twice. His latest album is Person of Interest.
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Willie Buck, renowned for his old-school blues, was influenced by Muddy Waters. Since 1982, he has released notable albums like “It’s Alright” and “Cell Phone Man.” His 2019 album “Honorary Blues Legend Willie Buck Way” features The Delmark All-Stars and pays homage to classic blues, live performances, and influential musicians.
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“Making a Scene’s live podcast showcases Indie Blues artists who honor the blues’ roots while embracing its evolution. These musicians, driven by creativity and innovation, present original, emotionally resonant music. Tune in to enjoy the diversity and power of contemporary blues, celebrating its past, present, and future.”
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Kelly’s Lot has focused on blues since their debut and their third collection, “The Blues Remind Me,” follows their 2021 live album. Written by Kelly Zirbes and Perry Robertson, the album includes diverse musical contributions and performances across Southern California, Texas, France, and Croatia. Future performances include festivals in Ireland and Croatia.
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Bruce Katz started with classical piano as a child before studying jazz piano and Hammond organ at Berklee. His career spans playing with Big Mama Thornton, forming his own band in 1997, and multiple collaborations. His album “Back In Boston Live” features nine originals and two covers, showcasing Katz’s versatility and exceptional technique.
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Making a Scene Presents “LIVE from the Midnight Circus,” a podcast featuring Kid and Lisa Andersen, promoting Indie Blues artists. The show celebrates the diversity and innovation of the Blues, honoring its roots while empowering its future. It highlights current touring musicians creating original Blues-inspired music that connects deeply with listeners.
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An interview with Kid and Lisa Andersen highlights their pivotal roles at Little Village, producing over 60 albums. Their double CD debut showcases Kid’s surprising vocal talent and Lisa’s powerful lead singing, both supported by the Greaseland All-Stars. Featuring special guests, it celebrates their remarkable contributions to the music scene.
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The “Turn it up with Gerry Casey Show #255” features an extensive lineup of artists and songs, including the Scarlet Rebels, Georgina White with multiple tracks, Credence Clearwater Revival, Deep Purple, and many more. From classic hits to contemporary tunes, this episode promises an eclectic mix of rock and blues music.
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Bill Wharton, known as Sauce Boss, combines his passions for cooking and music in his live performances, where he cooks gumbo on stage while playing blues, R&B, and rockabilly. His new album features a mix of originals and covers, showcasing his soulful vocals and guitar skills, often collaborating with other musicians.
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“Making a Scene’s live podcast showcases Indie Blues artists who honor the blues’ roots while embracing its evolution. These musicians, driven by creativity and innovation, present original, emotionally resonant music. Tune in to enjoy the diversity and power of contemporary blues, celebrating its past, present, and future.”
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Chris Cain, a renowned blues artist born in San Jose, released his tenth album “Good Intentions Gone Bad” through Alligator Records. Known for his multifaceted musicianship and heartfelt lyrics, Cain’s work often explores themes of love and life struggles. His ensemble features talented musicians, and the album continues to earn him acclaim.
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The Pontchartrain Shakers’ debut album features Southeast Louisiana Blues artists Amedee A5 Frederick and Jojjo Wight. Formed in 2018, the band includes Luciano Leaes, Red DeVecca, and Earl Smith. Notable tracks include “Time To Make A Change” and “Louisiana 1927.” This album showcases their vibrant Blues roots.
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Denise LaGrassa’s album “Sundown Rising” follows her successful debut “The Flame.” Recorded in Chicago, it features original and collaborative tracks. Highlights include critiques of social inequality and powerful musicianship, with guest appearances by Pierre Lacocque and The Nunn Sisters. LaGrassa’s heartfelt lyrics and organ playing shine throughout, leaving listeners wanting more.
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“Making a Scene” presents the podcast “LIVE from the Midnight Circus,” featuring Curtis Salgado. The show celebrates the diversity and innovation of indie blues artists, honoring the genre’s past, present, and future through original music influenced by blues traditions. Tune in to experience the depth and power of indie blues.
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Curtis Salgado is an acclaimed vocalist, instrumentalist, and songwriter known for his dynamic performances and soulful music. Having overcome significant health challenges, he has won multiple Blues Music Awards and gained international fame. His latest album, “Fine By Me,” showcases his versatile songwriting and powerful voice, blending blues, gospel, R&B, and more.
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Portland blues singer/songwriter Richard Wilkins celebrates his new album “Empty Seats” after two years since his last recording. Featuring notable musicians like Jimi Bott and LaRhonda Steele, the album includes a tribute to Stevie Ray Vaughan and covers by Rod Piazza and the Hollywood Fats Band. Wilkins’ personal transformation to a sober life also inspires some tracks.
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The Gerry Casey Show #254 features a diverse lineup including Rick Vito, AC/DC, Kate Bush, and Led Zeppelin among others. The episode promises a mix of rock classics and contemporary tunes, with artists like The Deadbeat Cousins, Samantha Fish, and Screaming Eagles. Highlights include Rick Vito’s new tracks and an eclectic collection of songs.
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Grammy-nominated guitarist Rick Vito, renowned for his work with Fleetwood Mac, has excelled as a solo artist and collaborator with legends like Bob Seger and Bonnie Raitt. He earned a Grammy nomination and W.C. Handy Blues Award, and designs guitars for Reverend Guitars. His 2023 album “Cadillac Man” is out now.
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Johnny Ray Jones, steeped in the L.A. blues scene, was mentored by Sam Taylor and performed with various legends. His albums, “Feet Back in the Door” (2017) and “Way Down South” (2021), feature notable musicians. His latest work, “Mystic Chiefs,” delivers a club-like blues experience with standout covers of Red Devils and Willie Dixon songs.
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“Making a Scene’s live podcast showcases Indie Blues artists who honor the blues’ roots while embracing its evolution. These musicians, driven by creativity and innovation, present original, emotionally resonant music. Tune in to enjoy the diversity and power of contemporary blues, celebrating its past, present, and future.”
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The Scott Weis Band’s 8th release, “Live In Europe,” marks their 20th anniversary with a soundboard recording of their sold-out shows. Celebrating Weis’s resilient journey, the album features contributions from four songwriters and showcases the original lineup reunited after ten years. The band continues to deliver passionate performances for their loyal fans.
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AJ Lee & Blue Summit’s third album, City of Glass, blends California’s country-folk and mountain bluegrass, showcasing exceptional artistry. With confident songwriting and performances, the album has a natural sound produced by Lech Wierzynski. Highlights include empowering anthems like “Hillside,” heartfelt laments, and rollicking tunes. This could be their breakout recording.
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Mark Hummel, a blues harmonica player born in 1955, founded The Blues Survivors in 1980 and released his debut in 1985. Hummel’s album “True Believer” features covers and originals, showcasing his tone and passion. Notable tracks include collaborations with musicians like Billy Flynn and Junior Watson. Hummel’s career spans five decades with numerous accolades.
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“Making a Scene Presents” hosts the podcast “Live from the Midnight Circus,” featuring JP Soars. As the voice of Indie Blues, it celebrates artists who innovate and respect the diverse roots of blues music, emphasizing its evolution and emotional depth. The show honors past influences while empowering contemporary musicians. Tune in for the best in Indie Blues.
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The Gerry Casey Show #253 features an interview with Jeff Worley, discussing various artists and tracks, including Powerwolf, Ben Reel, Rod Stewart, Motorhead, Whitesnake, and Joan Osbourne. The episode covers genres like heavy metal and rock, with contributions from Bernie Marsden, Vini Contreas, Frankie V, Toronzo Cannon, and many others.
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“Making a Scene presents the podcast ‘LIVE from the Midnight Circus Featuring Anthony Geraci,’ showcasing Indie Blues artists who innovate and honor the blues’ roots. The show celebrates musicians creating new music that reflects their reality, driven by truth and emotional depth. Join the Indie Blues Movement for diverse and powerful music.”
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JP Soars, renowned blues guitarist and vocalist, attributes his success to dedication and passion. With awards like the 2009 International Blues Challenge and an acclaimed discography, Soars, along with his band the Red Hots, enjoys a celebrated career. He remains humble and grateful, valuing fan connection and live performances worldwide.
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Jeff Worley, guitarist of Jackyl, discusses his multifaceted career spanning over 25 years, with achievements including Guinness World Records, TV features, and authorship of three books. Now, he explores painting, drawing inspiration from his artistic roots and personal philosophy. Jeff emphasizes authenticity and allowing creativity to naturally unfold.
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Anthony Geraci, born in 1954 in New Haven, CT, is a renowned pianist and composer who began playing piano at age four. Influenced by blues legends and a close friend, he rose to fame, recording with numerous artists. His celebrated albums include “Fifty Shades of Blue” and “Daydreams in Blue.” He has garnered multiple Blues Music Award nominations and wins, with his latest album “Tears in My Eyes” set for release in spring 2024.
