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Alabama Train - Louisiana Red/ Bill Dicey
Born in Annapolis, Maryland, BILL DICEY began playing harmonica at age 8 when his father handed down his first Hohner Band Harp. Harmonicas were scarce at that time, so Bill learned to play his one harp in five…
Continue Reading »Alabama Women Blues - Robert Shaw
Robert Shaw (August 9, 1908 – May 18, 1985) was an American blues and boogie-woogie pianist, best known for his 1963 album, The Ma Grinder. Shaw was born in Stafford, Texas, the son of farm owners Jesse and…
Continue Reading »ALAIN APALOO BAND
Born in Aneho, Togo on 13. March 1976, Alain Apaloo started from childhood playing traditional drums in traditional ensembles in his home country in West Africa and at a very early age, singing choir in the Catholic Church.…
Continue Reading »Alan Arena - Cape Cod Girl
Alan Arena is an independent blues-rock singer and guitarist out of New England who has been doing his thing for decades. He first started turning heads back in 2007 with his solo debut, Where's the Rainbow, winning people…
Continue Reading »Alan Arena - Deceived - New Release Review
I just had the opportunity to review the most recent release, Deceived, by Alan Arena, and it's a solid easy rocker. Opening with Raised On Radio, a laid back shuffle with harmonized vocals by Alan Arena and Jamie…
Continue Reading »Alan Lomax and the Original Social Network - —By Tim McDonnell
Alan Lomax, circa 1942. Courtesy of the Association for Cultural Equity In an age where Justin Bieber can skyrocket to the highest heights of pop consciousness thanks to a couple well-placed YouTube videos, we've forgotten how hard it…
Continue Reading »Alan Lomax's man-on-the-street interviews the day after Pearl Harbor featured in Smithsonian program
Howlin' Wuelf Media The Smithsonian Channel announced the debut of "The Lost Tapes: Pearl Harbor," a look at the historic attack on United States military forces that brought the country into World War II. This program uses a…
Continue Reading »Alastair Greene - Trouble At Your Door
WEBSITE STORE CONTACT Alastair Greene - Trouble At Your Door - Trailer Click Here To Watch Alastair Greene - Trouble At Your Door - Music Video Click Here To Listen And Watch Blues and rock have met at…
Continue Reading »Alastair Greene Band Now In-Residence, Thursdays@James Joyce in Santa Barbara
The Alastair Greene Band are the new Band-In-Residence at the popular James Joyce on State Street in Santa Barbara every Thursday. Enjoy some great blues-rock and no cover! "From arena rock to singer-songwriter music this album shines with…
Continue Reading »Alastair Greene Guitar Lessons In The Garage 3rd Lesson Blues Rhythm
Here's another great lesson from the master. Enjoy! Video 3 of Guitar Lessons In The Garage with Alastair Greene http://www.agsongs.com Guitarist for Alan Parsons Live Project, Alastair Greene Band, and various other roots and blues acts in Southern…
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