Mahajibee Blues: Links

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Our mission is to provide exposure to Blues musicians and to get people out to see, hear and support these artists. This site is about our appreciation for contemporary blues artists. In this age of information overload, myspace and hype, a number of gifted artists are lost. Many have given their souls and character to the Blues. They practice their craft, hone their skills to perfection, and deliver their voices to those who listen. Most outstrip the talents of the commercially successful, but yet go unrecognized. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-E38Ano372c

Big City Rhythm & Blues Magazine

One of the Biggest Magazines Dedicated to Blues Style Music. http://profile.myspace.com/47818092

Blues Wax

News Page, Photo Page, Blues Bytes page, Blues Beat page, BluesWax Picks, even play the Blues Trivia Game!

Blues Source

News, articles, interviews, CD reviews, DVD reviews, podcasts, slideshows, gallery, spotlight, and festivals. Based in Clarksdale, Mississippi. Editor & Publisher - Gary Miller

The Shack Up Inn

Mississippi Blues Commission

We invite you to experience the land and the people who gave birth to modern American music — Mississippi, the birthplace of the Blues.

Bubba's Blues Corner

Bubba's Blues Corner--Helena, AR The family farm was going out of business, and Bubba Sullivan was searching for a new career. All he had to fall back on was a past filled with the culture and heritage of the Delta and memories of the Blues music he had heard throughout his youth. Sullivan's wife was in retail so the couple found a larger building and designated part of it as " Bubba's Blues Corner." Bubba stocked the store with some albums from his personal collection, and One day a passerby wandered into the store and offered Bubba a list of contacts to build his inventory. Next thing you know Bubba had a real record store, and today Bubba's Blues Corner boasts one of the best selections of hard-to-find Blues music in the nation. Laid back decor and old time business practices have attracted the attention of renowned musicians, media, and most of all Blues fans. By the way, the passerby that wander into the store was none other than Billy F Gibbons of ZZ Top fame.

National Civil Rights Museum

King Day Each year for the past 17 years, the National Civil Rights Museum has commemorated the leadership, vision, beliefs, and sacrifice of life of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. through a myriad of original program offerings. In honor of the King national holiday, the Museum develops programs and activities to inspire new generations of leaders to service. The Museum especially reaches out to young people with a message of hope and invitation to stand up, speak out, participate, and use the lessons of yesterday as tools for change today. The National Civil Rights Museum will begin its celebration of the King Holiday on Saturday, January 17th with MLK Youth Day. Youth Day will take place between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. for youth ages 3 thru 10. Activities include art, music, trivia, vocabulary, reading and a giant construction of a birthday cake participants will decorate. On Monday, January 19th, the Museum will open for the national Martin Luther King, Jr. Birthday holiday at 8:00 a.m. and close at 6:00 p.m. Admission is only $2.00. Special event programming includes related musical entertainment, speeches, dramatic performances by local artists and youth and live media broadcasts. The King Holiday events are sponsored by Exxon Mobil and State Farm Insurance Company.

STLBlues.net

Free STLBlues Interactive Gig Calendar to all bands. (Click logo on our home page). Gig Calendar, Publicity Services, Booking Services, CD of the Week, CD / DVD Reviews, PORTFOLIO OF DESIGN.

Save The Delta Queen!

3 to 4 times a year you can see this beautiful boat sitting by the North Shore and it stops you in your tracks! It would really be a shame to have it docked for good.

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