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- Big Road Blues Show 5/13/12: Going To Cincinnati – Blues From CincinnatiShow Notes: While the city of Cincinnati, Ohio, does not have its own blues style, it is notable for a large degree of blues activity since the 1920's. The major African American community where blues was performed in the 1920's was the West End, where individual blues performers, jug bands, and larger units played on […]
- Big Road Blues Show 5/6/12: Mix ShowShow Notes: Once again we open and close today show on a sad note with the passing of Jerry "Boogie" McCain. McCain died at the age of 81 on March 28, 2012. A lifelong resident of Gadsden, Alabama, McCain began playing music semi-professionally in his teens. During the 1950's cut singles such as "Wine-O-Wine", "Stay […]
- Big Road Blues Show 4/29/12: I Love Ol' Memphis, The Place That I Was Born – Memphis Jug Band & FriendsShow Notes: The Memphis Jug Band was one of the most popular musical groups of the late 1920's and early 1930's and arguably the most important jug band in the history of the blues. Born in Memphis in 1894, Will Shade (also known as Son Brimmer) was the founder of the Memphis Jug Band. He […]
- Big Road Blues Show 4/22/12: When That Great Ship Went Down – The Titanic & Other Topical BluesShow Notes: Much of today's notes and transcriptions have been based on Chris Smith's The Titanic a Case Study Of Religious and Secular Attitudes (see below for full article). The sinking of the Titanic on the night of 14th-5th April 1912 was the first characteristically 20th century transport disaster, the first of the age of […]
- Big Road Blues Show 4/15/12: Blue Bird Blues – Great Recording Sessions Pt. 1Show Notes: Today's show is the first installment spotlighting great recording sessions. Today we select two sessions conducted by the Victor (issued on Bluebird) label roughly a year-and-a-half apart, one in Chicago and one in New Orleans. In the pre-war era the record companies used mobile recording units to visit southern cities and capture the […]