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Radio de Québec où le blues et le blues/rock occupe toute la place disponible chaque vendredi soir entre 19h et 23h sur CKIA-FM 88,3 ou
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Host by Michel Rochette

Blues & blues/rock radio show from Quebec City on air every Friday nights from 7pm till 11pm on www.ckiafm.org
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stolibluesdog uploaded a new video (1 week ago)2009-08-07 Mahajibee Blues "Free Ride" Filmed at the Heritage BluesFest '09 in Wheeling, WV. Mahajibee Blues played numerous times during the festival and at the afterjam.
These kats know how to lay down a groove
- check them out! –
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-E38Ano372c&feature=player_embedded
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We regret to inform you of the passing of our good friend Gene Farney.
Gene and his wife of 38 years, Elaine has supported the band from
the very humble beginnings.
We'll miss you Gene.

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In a recent trip to the Delta in early April 2009 my brother Mike, our friend Mary and I planned to visit Helena, Arkansas. Having played on the Emerging Artist Stage at the 23rd Arkansas Blues & Heritage Festival in October 2008 we missed some of the exhibits and other points of interest because there is so much happening and so little time. We visited The Delta Cultural Center which is filled with exhibits which tell the story of the Arkansas Delta from prehistoric times to present and the Civil War battle in northwest Arkansas. We were also took part in KFFA’s King Biscuit Time radio program #15,691 hosted by the legendary "Sunshine" Sonny Payne.

We took a stroll down Cherry Street passing Bubba’s Blues Corner (which we would visit later) and The Cherry Street Pavilion and entered the DCC Visitor’s Center to see the Delta Sounds exhibit and Tell It! Sing It! Shout It! Gospel exhibit. As we entered the Delta Sounds Program exhibit area "Sunshine" Sonny Payne was sitting in his specially-built studio preparing to broadcast the longest running daily blues radio show in the United States, one he has hosted since 1942 - the award-winning King Biscuit Time. “How are you folks doing?” Sonny asked. At 84 years of age Sonny approaches his craft with the excitement and enthusiasm of a new intern. During the conversation he is shuffling CDs like a deck of cards glancing now and again but never missing a beat of the unrelated conversation he is engaged in. To say that Sonny is on top of things is an understatement. Hearing we were from Pittsburgh he immediately expressed his condolences for the three Police Officers (Officers Kelly, Sciullo, and Mayhle) killed in the line of duty over the weekend. He is very concerned with the direction of our younger generation and was extremely proud to inform us that the Delta Cultural Center and The Sonny Boy Blues Society are helping youths from all over the world with lectures and seminars, Blues in Schools, which introduces school-age children to the history of blues music.


Sonny invited us to “sit in” live on his show and upon hearing that I was a musician he asked for a CD. He immediately placed the disc into a player and began listening and asking rapid fire questions about the songs, recording and musicians. He said that he would definitely play a cut from it during this broadcast. I was flabbergasted. Sonny pays particular attention to the bass lines having played the bass years ago. He like what he heard from the bass and drums and complimented the production. Sonny also liked the fact that 9 songs out of 12 on the CD were written by the band. Our song “Little Man” was played during the broadcast but off the air he expressed interest in our song, “Blue Guitar” and mentioned that he would play it on a later show. Watching him at work was great. Cutting to commercials he would immediately turn to us with a humorous remark about something. He was always relaxed and made you feel the same, just rolling with the flow.

As we parted we left Sonny with a token of appreciation that he seemed very happy to receive, a Terrible Towel. He promised that he was going to hang in his studio and hopefully it will be there with "Sunshine" Sonny Payne for many more years to come.


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Mahajibee wants to thank BluesWax for posting the news about our show in Pickerington, Ohio. BluesWax is the largest subscribed Blues publication in the world. WOW! Thank-you so much!

POSTING
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WEBSITE
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San Antonio College's alternative radio station offering Joe Horn's Third Coast Radio Network every weekday. Normally on 6-10pm on Sundays. It will now run 3-6pm Monday - Friday. This is the only station in town that can break our airways strangle hold from commercial programming. This is a must for folks that like folk, blues, zydeco, and country offered by Willie Nelson, Ray Wylie Hubbard, Alan Damron, Lyle Lovett, Jerry Jeff Walker, and rock such as Delbert McClinton, etc., etc.

Thank-you for playing "Find Your Way Home", Sun, 5/3/09 15:12

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Jim was more than the
President of the Blues Society of Western Pennsylvania,
he was our friend.
We will miss him.

Bad Dog Blues is broadcast live from WITR 89.7 based out of the Rochester Institute of Technology in Rochester, NY. Bad Dog Blues airs live Sunday from 10:00AM-3:00PM (Eastern Time) with your hosts Gary Reinhard
and Jeff Harris.

Bad Dog Blues has been blasting the blues for the past fourteen years playing the best blues from the 20's to the present. We span the history of the blues bringing you everything from barrelhouse piano to searing electric blues. Along the way we'll tell you the stories and history behind the music.


Bad Dog Blues Playlist MAY 1, 2009 (for airplay in april)
With Your Host : Gary Reinhard
WITR 89.7 FM; Sundays 10am-3pm plus live streaming: http://witr.rit.edu 32 Lomb Memorial Drive, Rochester, NY 14623

Bad Dog Blues - Sunday 10AM-3PM
Bad Dog Blues has been rocking your blues away every Sunday since October 1989 with Gary Reinhard and co-host John Allchin. Exploring every spectrum of the blues, we play it all; from the 1920's and 30's country blues thru the electric post war Chicago blues of the 1940's and 50's, continuing thru today's modern blues artists. Whether it's acoustic or electric, big band jump or hard core ensemble featuring harp and guitar you can find all of this and more every Sunday from 10am-3pm only on WITR.

Three men ,doing what they do best
Protecting and serving
For the moment
No rest

Each call that they answer
Different from the one before
Except that fateful day
When they went to the door

Each situation
They just never know
But they answer the call
They know they must go

A deranged individual
With anger so deep
A plan in his head
This price was too steep

Three fallen officers
Never knew ,no clue
The fourth that was injured
Tried to pursue

The families left back
So empty and torn
But proud of their men
Doing the duty to which they were sworn

A guardian angel
Watches over them from afar
If they look to the night sky
They'll see those bright shiny stars

Three of those stars
Shine brighter with love
They are our heroes,
Who will keep watch from above

Written by Debi Fisher

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God Bless you Stephen, Paul, and Eric.

Melodic Revolution Records said…

Tracked down some music on your official website and

all I can say is it was smokin'


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Bad Dog Blues is broadcast live from WITR 89.7 based out of the Rochester Institute of Technology in Rochester, NY. Bad Dog Blues airs live Sunday from 10:00AM-3:00PM (Eastern Time) with your hosts Gary Reinhard
and Jeff Harris.

Bad Dog Blues has been blasting the blues for the past fourteen years playing the best blues from the 20's to the present. We span the history of the blues bringing you everything from barrelhouse piano to searing electric blues. Along the way we'll tell you the stories and history behind the music.

GLT Blues can be heard every weekend beginning Friday night at 7pm thru Sunday afternoon at 6pm over the airwaves of 89.1 in Central IL and 103.5 in Peoria. We also have a 24/7 blues channel that can be heard on our website http://www.wglt.org, and in Central IL at 89.1-2 on HD-Radio.

GLT Blues
On Air Time: Friday- 7 PM to 5AM Saturday; Saturday- Noon to 5AM Sunday; Sunday-Noon to 6 PM
On Line Time: 24/7
Hosts:
Frank Black, Sandi James, Jon Norton, Ariele, Danny Hajek & Matt Gullette.

Link to the GLT Blues playlists. When GLT Blues blues isn't on the air, it's online. Listen to GLT Blues Radio 24/7 any day, any time for new
and classic blues.

You can also tune to 89.1/103.5 FM in central Illinois for your weekend soundtrack. With GLT Blues you'll hear from legends like Muddy Waters and Big Mama Thornton who helped define the blues. You'll also hear from those carrying on the tradition today like Deborah Coleman, Kim Wilson and Jimmy Vaughan. And then there are the living legends: Etta James, B.B. King, Koko Taylor and Buddy Guy. From west Texas to the south side of Chicago and everywhere in between, GLT Blues brings you a weekend party like none other. You can see when we broadcast blues by taking a look at our schedule. Take a listen and let us know what you think.

Listen to GLT Blues Radio 24/7
We're bringing you GLT Blues around the clock, 7 days a week with our on line stream and now it is an over the air radio station.

I have to tell you, your CD is one of my all time favorites, every song is a winner, every one, how many bands put out CDs where they are all good? You guys rock.
Blues On!

John.

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THE COOL TUNES Station 5755 at KIAC and IACmusic.com
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We're honored that "Little Man" was chosen for the Big City Sampler #5 CD.

Get the 2009 Big City Blues Sampler CD #5
FREE! When you subscribe
(or renew) as well as your bonus CD choice!

A cure for the blues
six times a year.

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In memory of Corey Osborn, Memphis guitar player extraordinare!
May God be with him.

About Corey Osborn
At age 15, Corey placed at the 2001 International Blues Competition at Blues City Cafe in Memphis. His performance at the blues competition led to him playing nightly all over Beale Street by age 16. In 2004 Corey Osborn Band released thier 1st album. Kirk Smithhart produced the record. In 2007 Big City Rhythm & Blues Magazine released a sampler CD of their favorite new blues artists. Corey Osborn's recording of “My Beliar” was a featured track on the Cadilac Blues Sampler. In the Summer of 2005 Corey performed an acoustic version of “Wild About You” on ESPN’s SportCenter. The story was part of ESPNs 50 States in 50 Days in TN. Corey Osborn was a featured artist on the Beale Street Caravan radio show w/ host Cybill Shepherd. BSC is the most widely distributed blues radio programing the world, attracting more than 2.4 million listeners each week. Corey performed with Barbara Blue at the 28th Annual Blues Awards (Formerly known as the Handy’s). He also co-wrote songs on two on her records. Corey Osborn Band opened up shows for BB King in 2003, 2004, & 2005. Corey was even invited to jam on stage with BB King; they performed three songs including "Every Day I have the Blues” and few more blues standards. Corey has been a featured entertainer at BB King's Blues Club since 2003. Corey has shared the stage with: BB King, Eric Sardinas, Kenny Neal, Guitar Shorty, Joe Bonamassa, Willie “Big Eyes” Smith, Joe Louis Walker, "Steady Rollin" Bob Margolin, Eric Gales, John Daily, Josie Scott (Saliva), Barbara Blue, Reba Russell, Ruby Wilson, Charlie Musclewhite, Preston Shannon, John Waite & "Steady Rollin" Bob Margolin, Preston Shannon, Eric Gales, Doug Stone, and just to name a few.

Influences Eric Johnson, Eric Gales, Doyle Bramhall 2, Jeff Healey, Robben Ford, Jimi Hendrix, SRV, Eugene Gales, Kirk Smithhart, Joe Duke, Eric Clapton, Derek Trucks, Arc Angels, George Benson, Allman Brothers, Frank Marino, Jimmy Herring, Stevie Wonder, Brian Overstreet, Charlie Wood, Grant Green, Larry Carlton, Robin Trower, Little Jimmy King, John Lee Hooker.

Corey

Congratulations to all of the 2009 Award winners especially our friends
Dusty & Val and the folks at The Shack Up Inn.


Art and Photography: Dusty & Val Scott, Dusty Blues, Pittsburgh , PA

Art and Photography: Dusty & Val Scott, Dusty Blues - Pittsburgh , PA
If you're standin' in the photo pit of many a Blues festival, chances are Dusty Scott is shootin' next to you. Accompanying him and taking the wide angle shots is wife,Val. When the shootin' is done, Dusty is quick to develop and Val systematically publishes the images in a festival slideshow on their website, www.dustyBlues.com. Blues fans from around the world visit the site to check on their favorite artist or festival. What distinguishes the Scotts are their contributions to aspiring Blues artists and their behind- the-scenes activities in support of festival promoters. After a Blues event, they are often the go-to photographers to send a photo to a sponsor the next day or a magazine as it prepares to promote the event the following year. Their photographs can be found on the covers of magazines like Blues Revue or Two'j Blues, as well as on CD & DVD covers. They actively contribute to various society newsletters and band promotion banners.


Historical Preservation: Shack Up In, Clarksdale , MS

Historic Preservation: Shack Up Inn, Clarksdale , MS
The Shack Up Inn is nestled three miles south of the Hwy 61 and Hwy 49 crossroads outside Clarksdale on one of the oldest cotton farms in Mississippi, the forme Hopson Plantation. These down-home accommodations are nine sharecropper shacks slightly renovated and appropriately furnished with a potent dose of memorabilia. The Shack Up Inn is also known as Mississippi 's oldest B&B - "bed and beer." The houses were relocated from nearby farms, insulated, and retrofitted with electricity and plumbing. A live satellite Blues feed is piped into the television sets. Otherwise, the houses look pretty much the same as back in the day with their rusted tin roofs, leaning outhouse, washhouse and bottle tree. In addition to the shacks, the bins in the old cotton gin are unconventional upscale hotel rooms. The hotel lobby is located in the gin as is the Juke Joint Chapel, where you can hear great Blues.

GREAT JOB!!
WELL DESERVED HONORS!

Special thanks to Kaytie & Cristina (100.1 FM) Morgantown, West Virginia.
Thanks for the interview and for continuing to play the Mahajibee Blues long after we met at the Music for the Miners Benefit.(04.12.06)
Special Thanks for supporting local music!

Special "Thanks" to WUSR 99.5 FM DJ "Plain Sam", University of Scranton, for playing the Mahajibee Blues for the folks in NorthEast Pennsylvania! Plain Sam donated his time to Emcee the Endless Mountains Blues Festival and did a terrific job helping to make things run smoothly. Sam is the host of the "Drive Time Blue's Show" 4p - 6p every Tuesday.

http://playlist.wusr.scranton.edu/index.php