Title:
Living Blues
Year:
2017
Description:
January / February 2017
Cedric Burnside
I’m Gonna Carry This Music as Long as I’m on This Earth
By Margo Cooper
Cedric Burnside, the grandson of R.L. Burnside, creates music that is steeped in the sounds of the Mississippi Hill Country. Cedric has picked up the mantle of the family tradition and is proudly carrying on the unique sounds his family has created for generations.
Sharon Lewis
Some Things Need to Be Said
By David Whiteis
Chicago vocalist Sharon Lewis is finally coming into her own as one of the premier blues singers in the Windy City. On the heels of her latest release on Delmark Records, Lewis is poised to make this her break out year.
Keith Dunn
Either You Can Throw Down or Get Off the Stage
By Scott M. Bock
Boston-born, Rotterdam, Holland–based harp player Keith Dunn may not be a familiar name to blues fans in the United States after 30 years in Europe, but that doesn’t mean his music is any less powerful.
Paramount Records
A Centennial Celebration
By Jim O’Neal, Alex van der Tuuk and Guido van Rijn
Paramount Records, the most iconic pre–World War II label among collectors, was founded in 1917. This is the first of a series of articles Living Blues will publish in honor of the 100th anniversary.
Record Reviews
New Releases by: Trudy Lynn, Ronnie Baker Brooks and Valerie June
Reissues by: Washington Phillips, Chuck Willis and Lead Belly
Editorial
Blues News
Breaking Out: E.J. Mathews
Living Blues Talks to Mississippi Heat
In the Groove
Book Reviews
Cedric Burnside
I’m Gonna Carry This Music as Long as I’m on This Earth
By Margo Cooper
Cedric Burnside, the grandson of R.L. Burnside, creates music that is steeped in the sounds of the Mississippi Hill Country. Cedric has picked up the mantle of the family tradition and is proudly carrying on the unique sounds his family has created for generations.
Sharon Lewis
Some Things Need to Be Said
By David Whiteis
Chicago vocalist Sharon Lewis is finally coming into her own as one of the premier blues singers in the Windy City. On the heels of her latest release on Delmark Records, Lewis is poised to make this her break out year.
Keith Dunn
Either You Can Throw Down or Get Off the Stage
By Scott M. Bock
Boston-born, Rotterdam, Holland–based harp player Keith Dunn may not be a familiar name to blues fans in the United States after 30 years in Europe, but that doesn’t mean his music is any less powerful.
Paramount Records
A Centennial Celebration
By Jim O’Neal, Alex van der Tuuk and Guido van Rijn
Paramount Records, the most iconic pre–World War II label among collectors, was founded in 1917. This is the first of a series of articles Living Blues will publish in honor of the 100th anniversary.
Record Reviews
New Releases by: Trudy Lynn, Ronnie Baker Brooks and Valerie June
Reissues by: Washington Phillips, Chuck Willis and Lead Belly
Editorial
Blues News
Breaking Out: E.J. Mathews
Living Blues Talks to Mississippi Heat
In the Groove
Book Reviews
Month:
January
Issue Number:
247
Language:
English
Country:
United States
Date Added:
2020-01-21 11:00:28
Date Added:
2020-01-21 11:00:28
