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My Memorial Day song. What's yours?:

It would have been musical malpractice to not include Robert Johnson amongst this week's celebration of the best of the blues. I try NOT to commit musical malpractice:

So many profound songs this week.  I dare you not to be moved by this one:

What intensity!  A blues performer like no other:

The term 'otherworldly' doesn't do this justice. Profoundly mournful:

Mississippi John Hurt is a personal favorite of mine. Love the intricate syncopated guitar work on this classic:

I hope so, they deserve it.  This band entranced all of us at the Arden Gild Hall a couple of months back.  I love booking shows where the audience experiences…

We're doing classic blues this week. Meaning real blues.  Thanks for your suggestions. We've got some extraordinary songs. Starting with this one:

OK, I admit it. Verdict on this week: Good theme, poorly executed. Shoulda asked Waterpirate to program it.  Hope he likes this one:

Let's get back on track. No more appeasing the youngsters. What she's asking for is not unreasonable in the least:

In a blatant and desperate attempt to expand my demographic appeal, I present a 'women with attitude' song for you youngsters out there:

One of the earliest feminist anthems, written by two guys from Philly.  Produced by some guy named Quincy Jones.  Lesley Gore became a legitimate heroine to the LGBT community: https://www.theguardian.com/music/2015/feb/17/lesley-gore…

Attitude from Sweet Home Chicago: