Europas Blues Senter, Notodden, Norway The Senter, founded in 1998, documents, preserves and makes available public and historical material related to the blues. Until the Senter is built, the Senter is currently located in the [...]

2003 will mark the fifth anniversary of the Nuthin But The Blues series. Presented by the Atlanta History Center, Blind Willies Blues Club and True Blues Productions, this event has entertained over 11,000 guests by [...]

Since his purchase in 1996 of a now 77-year-old church and his nearly $1 million restoration efforts to turn the sanctuary into a state-of-the-art-recording studio, APO Records Founder Chad Kassem has turned heads. The church [...]

Both Revenant, the Nashville reissue label, and the late Fahey, one of the key figures in the Blues revival of the ’60s and a talented musician in his own right, deserve this award for any [...]

Lawrence Cohn’s critically acclaimed book >Nothing but the Blues states

Yazoo Records was started in 1967 by Nick Perls and Bernie Klatzko as an effort to make available the best in traditional Rural Blues and American music. Within the first three years of its existence, [...]

When you think of historical preservation, a quiet library with thousands of dusty books comes to mind. But historical preservation of the Blues is not like studying Latin. The art form is living and evolving, [...]

Founded in 1984, the Blues Archive is the sole academic research collection dedicated to the Blues. This library is located in Farley Hall on the campus of the University of Mississippi. The Blues Archive enables [...]