What began in 1959 as a meeting place for local musicians, The Archie Edwards Blues Heritage Foundation has, since 1998, been teaching Blues history in schools, hospitals, festivals, and libraries. After the death of Piedmont [...]
What began in 1990 as Tim Duffys dream was born for real in January of 1994. Music Maker Relief Foundation, Inc. is a nonprofit organization dedicated to helping the true pioneers and forgotten heroes of [...]
With two locations and over 35 years on the business, Music Millennium has earned the reputation as one of the finest record stores in the country. For the Blues fan, its selection of Blues is [...]
Before you buy a new blues CD, check out this on-line review site. Since its first on-line issue in December of 1996, Bill Mitchells Blues Bytes has delivered 10 issues of CD reviews each year. [...]
Bill Wax of XM Satellite Radio, champions the blues 24 hours a day. While programming an entire national blues channel by himself can be described as a Herculean task, Bill has been able to call [...]
BMI's roster of affiliated songwriters, composers and publishers is unsurpassed and includes outstanding creators in every style of musical composition, but of particular importance is its dominance in the Blues music genre. BMI has supported [...]
Cary Baker began his life in the blues when he published a blues fanzine in high school in Chicago. For over 25 years, Cary has been one of the hardest working and most effective publicists [...]
Chord On Blues, which has been open since 1996, is a 14,000 square foot facility, located on the river in beautiful downtown St. Charles, Illinois. Just an hour west of Chicago this Blues club gives [...]
No one has devoted more to keeping the Blues alive than Sonny Payne, the legendary host of KFFAs King Biscuit Time, the longest running Blues radio show in history. Sonny first broadcast the show in [...]
No terrestrial radio station programs more Blues than WRFG (89.3FM) in Atlanta, and the Blues world has no better friend than WRFG. The station programs 20 hours of Blues a week -- four hours a [...]