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It took me a long time to find out my mistakes. I’m telling my friends including my wife and everybody, I’m not fattening no more frogs for snakes. — Sonny Boy Williamson

Live in the 1960s June 16, 2009

Filed under: Blues Radio — stevefranz @ 6:46 am

On the next edition of Blues Unlimited, a look back to some of the greatest moments of live blues performance. From B.B. King’s classic ‘Live at the Regal,’ to Muddy Waters’ ground-breaking performance at the 1960 Newport Jazz Festival, to Robert Nighthawk’s low-down (and jaw-dropping!) gutbucket blues recorded live at Chicago’s legendary Maxwell Street Market in 1964, to Magic Sam’s incredible performance at Ann Arbor in 1969, we’ll have two hours of not just great blues, but some of the greatest blues ever recorded, period. Don’t miss this extra special edition of Blues Unlimited, only on Tucson’s Community Radio Station, KXCI, 91.3 FM, this Wednesday from 2-4am. Or listen online at www.kxci.org.

 

Originators of the Memphis Blues June 9, 2009

Filed under: Blues Radio — stevefranz @ 5:31 pm

On this week’s installment of ‘Blues Unlimited,’ a very special program dedicated to the originators of the Memphis Blues. From Furry Lewis to Gus Cannon to Frank Stokes, Will Batts, Noah Lewis, and more. And of course, the best of the best from those great Memphis Jug Bands. Only on www.kxci.org (91.3 FM if you live in Southern Arizona), from 2-4am MST, this Wednesday, June 10, 2009.