This blues and indie music website, which started 13 years ago, has become one of the go-to sites on the Internet for blues fans. Founder Mary Roby partnered with Peter 'Blewzzman' Lauro to produce this [...]

Founded in 2000 by Tim Westergren, Pandora has over 18 million registered users and has played 4.7 billion songs. Users type in the name of a favorite song or artist and the Genome Project quickly [...]

David Beardsley has created this website to actively support local artists and organize charitable fund-raisers. The site is not solely about the local St. Louis Blues scene, it’s national in scope as the launch of [...]

Wonderin’ where Koko Taylor is playing this week? Thinkin’ about when B.B. King is bringin’ the Blues to your town? Planning to travel to Memphis and hopin’ there is some good Blues on Beale? Want [...]

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. [...]

Since BluesWax began distributing its free, internet-based magazine in 2000, Publisher Chip Eagle and Founding Editor Don “T-Bone” Erickson have attracted over 70,000 subscribers and published over 150 issues. The on-line weekly ‘zine brings you [...]

Lea Gilmore's It's A Girl Thang: Women in the Blues was created in 1997 by chief content provider Gilmore and Webmaster/funder Paul 'P.W.' Fenton. The site features historical profiles of women artists, interviews with contemporary [...]

More and more Blues societies are realizing the value of a Web site, but few have taken the tool the heights of the New York Blues and Jazz Society. With a clean and classy look [...]

All Music Guide was founded in 1991 in Big Rapids, Michigan. The All Music Guide first appeared as a book debuting on the Internet in 1995. Allmusic.com is the world’s largest and most comprehensive online [...]