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Doc’s Juke Joint Sunday August 30th – time for the blues!!!

7pm – Little Walter – Juke

Mark Hummel – How Long I Have To Wait (w/Sue Foley) – Odds & Ends www.markhummel.com

Mark Hummel – Shake For Me (w/Johnny Waters) – Chicago Blues Party – great collection of live recordings from 1980-1992 with various Chicago Greats.  www.westcoastblues.com  ** Mark will be performing in Buffalo with Rusty Zinn at the Sportsman’s Tavern on September 29th. 

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Johnny Rawls – Gasoline on the Fire – Ace of Spades www.catfoodrecords.com

Jeff Healey

Jeff Healey – Stop Breakin’ Down – Songs From The Road (recorded in London, May 20th 2007) www.blues.org   more info on blues and Blues Foundation – new recording is on Ruf records/Stony Plain Records.

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The Reverend Horton Heat – Oh God/Doesn’t Work In Vegas- Laughin’ & Cryin’  www.yeproc.com

Dave Riley and Bob Corritore – On My Way – Lucky To Be Living www.bluewitchrecords.com

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Rory Block – Low Down Dirty Dog Blues – Blues Walkin’ Like A Man (Tribute to the late Son House) (Stony Plain Records) * at Fredonia Red, White & Blues festival Sept. 12th.

Eden Brent – Fried Chicken – Mississippi Number One www.yellowdogrecords.com

Eden Brent

Damon Fowler – Some Fun - Sugar Shack www.blindpigrecords.com

Jay McShann – Confessin’ The Blues (w/Maria Muldaur) - Goin’ To Kansas City www.stonyplainrecords.com  2003 Release  * Maria Muldaur will be at the Sportsman’s Tavern in Buffalo on Oct. 26th – new date.

8pm Hour

Rod Piazza – Tell Me About It Sam – Soul Monster www.deltagroovemusic.com

Ernest Lane – What Kind of Love – Born In With The Blues  * in town performing with Steve Grills on Sept 17th at the Dino BBQ (Rochester)

Wardell Quezerque – Swamp Stompin’ (featuring Luther Kent) – Music for Children ages 3 to 103  www.jazzfoundation.com

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 Reginald Cooper – Shade Tree Mechanic – Chicago Blues Harmonica Project www.severnrecords.com

Tommy Castro

Tommy Castro – Make It Back To Memphis – Hard Believer www.alligator.com

Linda Miles – It’s Not On my Menu – Home Cookin’

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Hill Country Revue – Highway Blues – Make A Move www.hillcountryrevue.com  Razor & Tie Direct 

Fiona Boyes – Howlin’ At Your Door – Blues Woman www.yellowdogrecords.com

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Watermelon Slim – Hank Williams You Wrote My Life – Escape From The Chicken Coop www.northernblues.com

 Todd Snider – America’s Favorite Pastime – The Excitement Plan www.yeproc.com

Uvee Hayes – Walk Away – Play Something Pretty www.cdsrecords.com

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Omar Kent Dykes – Man Down There – Big Town Playboy www.rufrecords.de

9pm Hour

Jimmy Rushing – Good Morning Blues - The Scene Live in New York (Highnote Records)

Braithwaite & Whiteley – Night Bird Blues - Night Bird Blues www.electrofi.com

Jenni Muldaur – Hopali  (old Alan Lomax field recording) – Dearest Darlin’ (dandelion music)

The California Honeydrops – Rain – Soul Tub! www.cahoneydrops.com

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Marty Christian – Piney Wood Boogie – Underground Blues www.martychristian.com

Commander Cody – Roll Yer Own – Dopers, Drunks and Everyday Losers www.blindpigrecords.com  *** At the California Brew House in Rochester on Oct. 9th.

9:30pm – Doc’s Basement – Tribute To NEW ORLEANS – 4 years since  Hurricane Katrina – support New Orleans they are still healing.  www.makeitrightnola.org  is a good place to start.

Walter “Wolfman” Washington – I’m Back – Doin’ The Funky Thing (2009)

Sonny Landreth – Blue Tarp Blues – From The Reach (Landfall Records)

www.sonnylandreth.com *** At the Water Street Music Hall in Rochester on October 9th.

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Anders Osbourne & Big Chief Monk Boudreaux- Summertime in New Orleans – Bury The Hatchet  (Shanachie Records 2002)

Big Daddy O’ – Down Here – What You Gotta Go Through www.rabadash.com 2007 Release

Grayson Capps – Poison – Summertime Blues (Compilation) Ruf Records

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Hello listners, just back from the 18th annual- Chenango Blues Festival  – what a great event, can’t wait until the 19th.

Here is the info. on this weeks show.

7pm Hour: Little Walter – Juke

Mia Vermllion – Love’s Lost and Found – Alone Together With The Blues www.miavermillion.com

Candye Kane – I’m A Bad, Bad Girl – Superhero www.deltagroovemusic.com

Kelley Hunt - That Ain’t Love – Mercy * At the Tralf in Buffalo on Oct. 10th.

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Albert Castiglia – He’s Got All The Whiskey – These Are The Days ** at Lafayette Tap Room in Buffalo this Friday night***

Blackburn – Talk To Me – Brotherhood www.makeitrealrecords.com

Chick Willis – Recess In Heaven – Hit & Run Blues www.benevolentblues.com 

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The Robert Cray Band – Chicken In The Kitchen – This Time (Nozzle Records)

John Primer – Keep On Lovin’ The Blues – All Original www.bluehouseproductions.com

Ana Popovic – Lives That Don’t Exist - Blind For Love www.anapopovic.com

8pm Hour

Big Pete Pearson – Don’t Mess With Me (Finger In Your Eye) -Finger In Your Eye  (Vizztone Records) * featuring Bob Corritore on harp.

Muddy Waters – Baby Please Don’t Go – Authorized Bootleg Live at Fillmore Auditorium in San Francisco, CA November 4-6th 1966.  www.ilovethatsong.com

Jim Dickinson

Jim Luther Dickinson – Save the Bones for Henry Jones (Cause He Don’t Eat No Meat) (Danny Barker song)  Dinosaurs Run In Circles  – *** Last studio release – just passed away at the age of 67.  Most known for his production work and also for being a top notch session man.  He produced: Aretha Franklin, Bob Dylan, Big Star, the Rolling Stones, The Replacements and Sam & Dave.  His sons are Luther and Cody Dickinson of the North Mississippi Allstars.

Ricky Gene Hall & the Goods – Real Fine Woman – Bam! www.rghgoods.com

Tommy Castro – Ninety-Nine and One Half (Wilson Pickett) – Hard Believer www.alligator.com & www.tommycastro.com

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The Twisters - I’ll Make It Up To You – Come Out Swingin’ www.northernblues.com

Barrence Whitfield – Goin To Jump and Shout – Raw, Raw, Rough! www.barrencewhitfield.com

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Big Sandy & His Fly-Rite Boys – Power of The 45 – Turntable Matinee ** at the Sportsmans Tavern in Buffalo  -  Aug. 30th.

Roomful of Blues – Every Dog Has His Day – Raisin’ A Ruckus

Commander Cody – Semi Truck  – Dopers, Drunks and Everyday Losers www.blindpigrecords.com  *** at the California Brew House (Rochester on Oct. 9th).

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Sharon Jones & The Dap-Kings – 100 Days 100 Nights – 100 Days 100 www.daptonerecords.com

Big Bill Morganfield – Who’s The Fool? – Born Lover www.vizztone.com

Wardell Quezercue – Take Care of Yourself (Dr. John) – Music For Children: Ages 3 to 103 www.jazzfoundation.org

Lil’ Dave Thompson – You’re Gonna Need Me – Deep In the Night www.electrofi.com  *  At the Lafayette Tap Room in Buffalo this Wednesday.

Genuine Cowhide – Dead Man’s Gun – Paint The Ponies (on My Space)

9pm Hour

Big George Brock – M for Mississippi (The front porch version) – More Music from M for Mississippi

Otis Taylor – Young Girl Down The Street – Pentatonic Wars and Love Songs (Telarc Blues)

Perry Weber & The Devilles – Big Jim – The Riot Act www.perryweber.com

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Silveroot – Home Cookin’ – Big Difference

Junior Watson – Wolf Pack – Live At Ground Zero Vol. 1 www.deltagroovemusic.com

(Break)  – Doc’s Basement – Rory Block  ** Rory will be at Red White and Blues in Fredonia NY on Sept. 12th. http://www.festivalsfredonia.com/content/red-white-blues 

Rory Block

Rory Block – Pony Blues w/Stefan Grossman- Country Blues Guitar (rare Archival Recordings 1963-1971).

Rory Block – Terraplane Blues (Robert Johnson) – Mama’s Blues 1991 Rounder Records

Rory Block – Mississippi Bottom Blues – Tornado (featuring Paul Shaffer on Synth & Will Lee on Bass   (1996 Rounder)

Rory Block – Preachin’ Blues – Blues Walkin’ Like a Man www.stonyplainrecords.com

Eddie Shaw – Sun Is Shining – Delmark Celebrates 55 Years of Blues At Buddy Guy’s Legends In Chicago www.delmark.com

Missy Andersen – Tell Mama (Etta James) – Missy Andersen www.missyandersen.com

Slim Harpo – I’m Your Bread Maker, Baby – The Excello Singles Anthology (two disc set that belongs in “every” blues collection. 

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Pocono Blues Festival 2009

The spirits of Chicago Blues Legends were circling the Tent Stage at the 18th annual Pocono Blues Festival at the Big Boulder Ski Area in Lake Harmony, PA.  Paul Oscher, former Muddy Water’s sideman, was given the task to start another edition of the Northeast’s most anticipated Blues Festivals of the season.

Sitting in a chair all by himself Paul looked right at home with his winter hat in place and his guitar and harp ready to roll.  Oscher used some sort of wireless harp microphone unit that I had not seen before.  Whatever he was using on his harp, it worked and then some.  Oscher treated us to some great solo Chicago Blues.  Paul also treated us to some great stories of his days with the late Muddy Waters, Otis Spann and his experiences with Little Walter.

Later in the set Oscher traded in his guitar for some keyboards and the one man band continued to please the growing Friday night crowd.  During the encore part of his set, the lightning started to move in.  Luckily Paul was able to finish up his set and get the full weekend of blues off to a great start.

After the rains came down, James Armstrong took the stage to what I heard was a great set.  Armstrong was followed by Eddie Turner.  Guitarist/Vocalist Turner turned in a hard rocking’ set which featured a power trio lineup, complete with a top notch rhythm section.  Compared to Oscher, Turner was a lot more rock and a little less blues but very much in line for the crowd that is looking for this type performance.

Saturday started just like the weatherman promised.  Guitarist/Vocalist Melvin Taylor took the stage around 11:30am to an already large crowd.  The sun was shining and the full festival atmosphere was in play as Melvin decided to tackle Carlos Santana’s “Black Magic Woman.”  Other highlights of the guitarist’s set included Albert King’s “I Play the Blues for You.”

The much anticipated duo of drummer Cedric Burnside and guitarist Lighnin’ Malcolm was slotted to open the Tent Stage.  The Hill Country Jams were very much alive and fitting as the powerful team drove their sound up Big Boulder Mountain.  You couldn’t help but move as Burnside and Malcolm played in perfect unison.  No need for a keyboard player, bass player or horn section; these guys flat out lay it down.  Cedric performed his tribute to his late grandfather/bluesman R.L. Burnside, which can be found on the latest release appropriately titled “2 Man Wrecking Crew” on Delta Groove Music.    If these two guys are indicative of where blues is headed, then it’s on the right path.

Next on the main stage was the Bonedog Record Review featuring artists: Tommy Brown, Git Shorty & Stephanie Wellans.  Guitarist/Vocalist Git Shorty got things rolling dressed in his bright red sport coat and his total command of the crowd’s attention.  Shorty was backed by a great band which included a full horn section and a great organ player.   Next up Git Shorty brought out vocalist Stephanie Wellans to perform a couple of numbers.  Stephanie sounded good and brought with her a favorite of mine “You Don’t Know Nothing About Love, “which you might remember from the CD Marcia Ball, Tracey Nelson & Irma Thomas did together.

Next joining the review was the one and only Atlanta blues legend since 1945, Tommy Brown.   Tommy is not only a blues shouter from way back but also a comedian.  Tommy told the audience that he was celebrating his 72nd year in the music business and just celebrated his 78^th birthday.  Tommy also entertained the crowd in between songs with some jokes and stories.  Early in his set, Brown asked the crowd if they wanted to see a one legged golfer and then proceeded to do a fall off the 4 foot high stage to enhance the effect of his joke.  Back up Brown came and the music continued, including his 1947 hit “Weepin’ & Cryin.’”   If you are a fan of Big Joe Turner you would have loved the sounds of Tommy singing over the Bonedog Review band.

Trombone Shorty Andrews was just hitting Stage 2 with his very young band.  Shorty did a cover of the old classic rock song “American Woman.”  Not a surprise to hear Andrews doing this one since I know he spent time touring with Lenny Kravitz who also covered that song.   Shorty then took it back to New Orleans and sounds a whole lot more at home with “You Got The Same Thing On.”  They call Troy Andrews “Trombone Shorty” but he is just as comfortable and impressive when he plays the trumpet.

Back to the tent stage it was time for Melvin Taylor’s second set.  Melvin mentioned that they were just getting warmed up with their late morning set and were really bringing it all together in this second set.  Taylor is an impressive guitar player and was called back for an encore, which surprised everyone when they broke out a very original sounding version of Pink Floyd’s “Another Brick in The Wall.”

Following Melvin Taylor in the tent was the 2^nd set of Cedric Burnside and Lighnin’ Malcolm.  The groove and the grind of straight forward Mississippi Hill Country Blues once again filled the tent.  Junior Kimbrough and R.L. Burnside covers followed and Cedric and Lightnin’ took it to another level.

As the set finished up I just had time to catch some of Shemekia Copeland’s 2^nd set.  Earlier Shemekia performed a tribute to her late father, Johhny “Clyde” Copeland in the tent stage.  Shemekia sounded in great form as she finished her set with her hit “It’s 2 AM.”   Shemekia is currently on tour in support of her new CD “Never Going Back (Telarc Records).”

Back up on Stage 2 Bernard Allison was laying down “40 Days and 40 Night.”  Decked out in his Jerome Bettis – Steelers jersey, Bernard was in true form fronting his top notch band.  I was most impressed by the sax player and keyboard player that were on the road with Allison.

Back over at the tent stage, a late fill in for the festival guitarist Zac Harmon was taking the crowd to Mississippi.  With a powerful new drummer and covers of Muddy Waters, Al Green and James Brown, Zac put together one of the best sets of the festival.

I think Trombone Shorty and his band were just getting warmed up earlier.  The second set of Shorty’s band which was under the tent now really picked up the crowd and took them to New Orleans.

Trombone Shorty

Shorty played trombone, trumpet and keyboards during this set.  I was told that he ended the set with a 2^nd encore of “When The Saints Go Marchin’ In” with his entire band fronting the stage.

Shorty had some tough competition for the headlining spot since two Chicago Blues legends were on the main stage.  Guitarist Eddie “The Chief” Clearwater and Harpist James Cotton played a great living legends set backed by Cotton’s band.  Decked out in his zebra designed hat, the lanky Clearwater can still sling his left handed guitar and belt out some classic Chicago blues.  After a bout with cancer a few years back, Cotton no longer sings but can still belt out some of the best blues harp sounds you will ever hear.

Back and forth Clearwater and Cotton played off of each other’s licks and looked like they were having the time of their lives up there.  Just before the rain came down harder the duo was able to play “My Babe” and “Rocket 88″ to wrap up their set.

Eddy Clearwater

I love the way the Pocono Blues festival gets Sunday, Day 3, off to a great gospel start.   The Pittsburgh Gospel Lights opened to a growing crowd and light rain.  Their lead singer and drummer was really the force behind this outfit with versions of “Mary Don’t You Weep” and “Glory Alleluia.”

The tent stage opened with two solo sets that would merge into a duo.  Electro-Fi recording artist Fruteland Jackson took the stage first with a great version of his acapella tune, “Blues 2.0.” Fruteland then sat down and pull out the guitar and entertained the growing crowd with his blues number about growing old “Pencil Don’t Write No More.”

Next up was Harrison Kennedy, formerly of the group the Chairman of the Board.  You might remember this group from their hit “Gimme Just A Little More Time.”  Harrison also started his set by performing an acapella number about an old “Chain Gang Holler.”  Harrison then sat down and broke out the slide on his guitar and also brought down the house with a great song accompanied by some old time spoon playing.   After Harrison finished up his solo set he brought Fruteland Jackson back up and the guitar duo took it from there.  Fruteland and Harrison traded licks and vocals while performing some blues classics like “Key to The Highway.”  Look for a new CD from Harrison Kennedy on Electro-Fi Records in the Fall of 2009.

Fruteland Jackson

Guitarist/Vocalist Texas Johnny Brown kicked off Stage 2 after being presented with a much deserved Lifetime Achievement Award.  Texas Johnny has been around since the late 40’s.  Johnny is out of Houston, Texas where he began his carrer with Amos Milburn.  Besides playing with Milburn, Texas Johnny also played on Ruth Brown’s first Atlantic recordings.  Johnny also toured with Bobby “Blue” Bland and Junior Parker during the 1950’s & 1960’s.  A highlight of his set was his very own composition and blues classic “Two Steps from the Blues.”

Actor/Guitarist/Keyboardist/Vocalist Chris Thomas King was up next on the Tent Stage.  King appeared as a three piece band which consisted of himself on guitar/keyboards and a young bass guitar, drums combo backing him.  Fittingly the bass player wore a Reggie Bush New Orleans Saints jersey.  Much of King’s set focused on New Orleans and the state it is still in so many years now after hurricane Katrina.  Chris focused on material off his digital downloadable EP just released in May entitled “Nawlins is Callin’.”  An emotional song about New Orleans with the chorus “Flow Mississippi Flow” really touched the audience and brought the scenes and aftermath of Katrina right back into everyone’s awareness.  Thomas even brought with him a version of the New Orleans classic “St. James Infirmary.”

Chris Thoma King

Breaking away from the New Orleans sound, King brought out some Elmore James like Chicago blues licks followed up by a version of Robert Johnson’s “Crossroads.” After switching to keyboards, King discussed his opportunity to be in the movie “Ray”, portraying blues legend Lowell Fulson.  King then kicked out a version of Ray Charles’ “I Got A Woman” and rocked the tent like an old time church revival.   King’s other acting credits include his portrayal of blues legend Tommy Johnson in the movie “Brother Where Art Thou.”  King finished his set with an acoustic track from the soundtrack of that movie.

Back over at the main stage, I was able to get my second opportunity to catch the very talented singer/songwriter/guitarist Ruthie Foster.  Ruthie had the crowd in the palm of her hand as she told stories about her visits with Jessie Mae Hemphill and her love for Mississippi John Hurt. After this she broke into a great version of Hurt’s “Richland Woman’s Blues.”  Ruthie dedicated this version to Jessie Mae.

Saffire, The Uppity Blues Women were set to take the Pocono stage for their last time.  Long time Alligator recording artist Saffire is making their final go round during their farewell tour together.  The group opened with Ann Rabson laying down some serious boogie woogie piano and hard driving vocals about Rampart Street (“Haste Makes Waste”).  It didn’t take much before the tent was rocking and the front of the stage was packed with their long time fans.  Ann Rabson demonstrated why she is such an in demand solo act and will hopefully continue to perform after Saffire is done.  Gaye Adegbalola guitarist/vocalist in the group also has a long solo career; she took over the vocals on a song about “Steel Ovaries” that had the crowd laughing and dancing.  Andra Faye is the third member of Saffire.  Andra holds down the bass, mandolin, guitar, fiddle and also vocal duties that round out the great sound that has been Saffire for over twenty years.  It’s very sad to see The Uppity Blues Women go.  Their last performance together is schedule for November 7^th of this year.  Their final record on Alligator Records released this year is entitled “Havin’ The Last Word.”

After Saffire it was time to gas up the bus and head back to Rochester.  Such a great festival and I really like the idea behind the multiple sets of some artists.  If you are willing to do a little speed walking you can pretty much catch almost every act at this long-time festival.  I am already looking forward to number 19.

Greg “Doc” Lefebre, host of Doc’s Juke Joint, heard every Sunday night on Jazz 90.1FM, www.jazz901.org streaming live on the internet.  Look for photos of this years Pocono Blues Festival on our Facebook Page.

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Mon: Greg Townsen @ Dino BBQ,

Tues: The Long Cuts @ Dino BBQ, Open Jam w/ String Theory (Bluegrass) @ Johnny’s, Teagan Ward @ Beale St. -South ave

Wed: John Nemeth @ Dino BBQ, Studebaker John @ Lafayette Tap Room (Buffalo), Tim Shea hosting: Acoustic Open Mic at Muddy Waters Coffee House,  53 Main Street, Geneseo  from 7-10, Grand Canyon Rescue Episode @ abilene, Open Jam @ Sandra’s Saloon, Steve West @ Depot 25 in Shortsville from 5-8  for their Blues & BBQ series

Thurs: Smokin’ Night Shadows & Me @ Smokin’ Joe’s, Gordon Munding (Tribute to Son House Night) @ Beale St. on South Ave.,  Steve Grills and the Roadmasters @ Dino BBQ, Harper @ Lafayette Tap Room (Buffalo), John Nemeth @ Dino (Syracuse).

Friday: Phil Petroff & Natural Fact @ Dino BBQ,  Billy Joe @ Six Pockets, Babik @ FRIDAY NIGHT -Village Gate Series- 274 N. Goodman (shows run 6-8pm),  Tommy Castro @ Dino BBQ – Syracuse, The Allnight Ramblers (Cajun) @ Abilene, Ancient Youth @ Beale St – south ave, Deep Blue Dream @ Shamrock Jack’s, Revival Band  @ Rab’s Woodshed,

Sat: Joe BEARD @ Dino BBQ, Bloozestock 09′ featuring: Skyla Burrell (Corning, NY), Heroes of Woodstock (dig it man, 40 years – where does the time go)  featuring: Levon Helm Band, Jefferson Starship, Ten Years After, Canned Heat, Big Brother and the Holding Company, Mountain, Tom Constanten and Country Joe McDonald @ Bethel Woods (original Woodstock site) http://www.bethelwoodscenter.org/bwevents/eventdetail.aspx?id=64, All Night Ramblers Cajun Band (NY Cajun) Geneseo Village Park, South & Main Streets, Geneseo, NY 14454. Concert in the park, 4:30 – 6:30 Info: (585) 334-4965, Girls Guns and Glory @ Abilene, The Debbie Kendrick Blues Band -BLUES, BREWS & BBQ! 7pm @ Lovin’ Cup, The Electro Kings @ Beale St, Kronics @ Rab’s Woodshed.

Sunday: Aug. 16: Bob Henrie and the Goners @ Abilene (4pm) ** Special Sunday Afternoon Show

Aug. 20^th: Kate Lee with No Strings Attached @ Garden Vibes (George Eastman House 6-8pmhttp://www.eastmanhouse.org/inc/programs_events/music.php),  MOUNTAIN featuring Leslie West and Corky Laing @ Water Street Music Hall.

Aug. 21^st: Eliza Gilkyson @ Earlville Opera House http://www.earlvilleoperahouse.com/index.cfm/fuseaction/content.display/page/home.cfm

August 21, 22 – Chenango Blues Festival – Norwich, NY http://www.chenangobluesfest.org/ Lineup: Sharon Jones and the DAP Kings, Bobby Rush, Mitch Woods, Charlie Musselwhite, Chris Cain, Eden Brent, Harper & More

Aug. 21, 22, 23: Vermont Blues Festival – Mt. Snow: Johnny Rawls, Mississippi Heat, Lil Ed, Magic Slim, Rosie Ledet, Elvin Bishop, Guy Davis, Shemekia Copeland, Mavis Staples, Samuel James, Wallace Coleman http://www.mountsnow.com/bluesfestival.html

Aug. 22^nd: The Allman Brothers Band with Widespread Panic @ CMAC (Canandaigua, NY), Industrial Blues Band @ Tipsy McStaggers (Henrietta), ) Red Stick Ramblers (LA Cajun,Swing) Castaways, 413 Taughannock Blvd, Ithaca, NY 14850, Info: (607) 272-1370, The Paul Baldwin Blues Band @ Lovin’ Cup

Aug. 26^th: Chris Cain @ Dino BBQ, Little Dave Thompson @ Lafayette Tap Room (Buffalo), GALACTIC @ Wednesdays at the Gorge -Lewiston, NY Artpark http://www.galacticfunk.com/NEW2007/index.php?skin=5

Aug. 27^th: B.B. King & Buddy Guy @ Bethel Woods  http://www.bethelwoodscenter.org/bwevents/eventdetail.aspx?id=53

Aug. 28^th: Macgillicuddies (NY Cajun,Zydeco,Roots,Other) Oasis (where Common Ground Used To Be), Rte 96 , Ithaca, NY 14850. 9:00PM Info: (607) 277-8356

Aug. 29^th Roomful of Blues @ NOLA’s (Rochester, NY), Industrial Blues Band @ Six Pockets, Luca & the Electro Kings @ Lovin’ Cup

Aug. 30^th: Big Sandy & His Fly-Rite Boys w/ special guest Eilen Jewll Band @4pm  @ The Sportsmans Tavern (Buffalo)

SEPT 4-6 – RHYTHM & ROOTS FESTIVAL,  Charlestown, RI – Labor Day Weekend.  Great Big Sea (Sun) ; Hot Tuna (Sat) ; Steve Riley & the Mamou Playboys (Sat/Sun) ; Tab Benoit (Sat); Mitch Woods & His Rocket 88s (Sun) ; The Lee Boys (Fri) ; Keith Frank & the Soileau Zydeco Band (Fri/SatSun) ; The Travelin’ McCourys (Fri) ; Corey Ledet (Sat/Sun) ; Big Sandy & the Flyrite Boys (Sat/Sun) ; Ed Poullard & Preston Frank (Fri/Sat/Sun) ; Magnolia (Sat/Sun) ; Li’l Anne and Hot Cayenne (Fri/Sat) , Hot Tamale Brass Band (Sat/Sun)    http://rhythmandroots.com/general/home.php

Sept. 12^th: Violet Mary @ Lovin’ Cup

Sept.16^th: Junior Brown @ The Sportsmans Tavern (Buffalo), SONNY LANDRETH w/ Tinted Image @ The Water Street Music Hall

Sept. 17^th: Evening of Wine and Jazz 2009: Our third annual Evening of Wine and jazz will be held this year on Thursday September 17th from 7-10 p.m. at the Memorial Art Gallery. We’ll have live jazz by the Rick Holland Evan Dobbins Little Big Band and the Bob Sneider Trio, great food, wine and beer tasting, chocolate sampling and more. Tickets are only $25.00 each and will go on sale in August. Attendees will receive a complimentary Jazz90.1 tasting glass, as well as admission into the gallery itself during the event, through 9pm.

Sept. 19^th: The Holmes Brothers @ @ Earlville Opera House http://www.earlvilleoperahouse.com/index.cfm/fuseaction/content.display/page/home.cfm

Sept. 22: Gurf Morlix @ The Sportsmans Tavern (Buffalo), Downchild Blues Band’s 40th Anniversary Celebration with Special Guest Colin Linden @ Seneca Niagara Casino., JONNY LANG @ WATER STREET MUSIC HALL

Sept. 27^th: Chaz DePaolo @ the Sportsmen’s Tavern 4pm

http://www.chazdepaolo.com/home.html, Rick Estrin & the Night Cats @ The Haunt (Ithaca, NY)

Sept. 29^th: Mark Hummel & The Blues Survivors w/ Rusty Zinn @ Sportsman’s Tavern (Buffalo)  @  7:30pm http://www.markhummel.com/index.html

October 2:  John Sebastian & David Grisman @ Bethel Woods  http://www.bethelwoodscenter.org/bwevents/eventdetail.aspx?id=68

October 4^th: Rick Estrin & The Night Cats @ Club 86 – Geneva NY

(315-789-4955, 315-789-5520)

October 9^th: Commander Cody @ California Brew House
Oct. 17, and Oct. 18: The fourth annual Crescent City Blues & BBQ Festival
10:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. (both days), Lafayette Square Park, New Orleans, LA
Headline performers include: Buddy Guy, Bobby Rush, Irma Thomas, Sonny Landreth, T-Model Ford, Chris Smither, Robert Belfour and more.
www.jazzandheritage.org/blues-fest

Oct. 21^st: Harper @ Dino BBQ, Emmylou Harris @ the Auditorium Theatre (Rochester)

Oct. 22^nd: Soulive @ Water St. Music Hall

Oct. 23^rd: Roomful of Blues @ The Haunt (Ithaca, NY)

Oct. 29^th: Maria Muldaur & The Garden of Joy Jug Band @ The Sportsmans Tavern (Buffalo)

Oct. 31^st: STEPHEN KELLOGG & THE SIXERS @ WATER STREET

November 9^th: Acadien Cajun Band @ Sportsman’s Tavern (Buffalo)

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5. Muddy Waters/Authorized Bootleg -Live Fillmore Auditorium San Francisco/Geffen
6. Various Artists/More Music  From M For Mississippi/Broke and Hungry Records
7. Rod Piazza & Mighty Flyers/Soul Monster/Delta Groove
8. Rick Estrin and The Nightcats/Twisted/Alligator
9. Jimmy Rushing/The Scene/Highnote Records
10. Big Bill Morganfield/Born Lover/Vizztone
11. Candy Kane/Superhero/Delta Groove
12. Brophy Dale/Night Hawkin’/Rimba Records
13. Eddie C. Campbell/Tear This World Up/Delmark
14. Various Artists/It Ain’t Over-55 Years of Blues/Delmark
15. Henry Gray & The Cats/Times Are Gettin’ Hard/Lucky Cat
16. Uvee Hayes/Play Something Pretty/CDS Records
17. Perry Weber & The Devilles/The Riot Act/Stumpy Dog Music
18. John Primer/All Original/Blues House Productions
19. Rob Paparozzi/Etruscan Soul/Honeydripper Records
20. Fiona Boyes/Blues Woman/Yellow Dog Records
21. Johnnie Bassett/The Gentleman Is Back/Mack Avenue
22. Kelley Hunt/Mercy/88 Records
23. Izzy & Chris/Preachin’ The Blues Vol. 1/80/20 Music
24. Ana Popovic/Blind For Love/Eclecto Groove Records
25. George Thorogood & The Destroyers/The Dirty Dozen/Capital Records

Roots Only

Barrence Whitfield/Raw,Raw,Rough!/Blood Red Vinyl & Discs

Bill “Howl-n-Madd” Perry/The Way of Blues/Independent

Dennis  Jones/Pleasure & Pain/Leroy’s Boy Music
Mia Vermillion/Alone Together With the Blues/Wildland Records
Marty Christian/Underground Blues/Independent
Pat Thomas/His Father’s Son/Broke & Hungry Records
Hill Country Revue/Make A Move/Razor & Tie

Chase The Sun/Chase The Sun/Independent

Silveroot/Big Difference/Silverado Records
Linda Miles/Home Cookin’/Independent

Genuine Cowhide/Paint The Ponies/Independent
The David Landon Band/This Time/Whip Records
Sweet Angel/Bold B*****!/Ecko Records

Clubs – Concert Halls – Web Links & Ph #’s:

http://www.Dinosaurbarbque.com Court St. Rochester  325-7090

Abilene Bar & Lounge, 153 Liberty Pole Way 232-3230 http://abilenebarandlounge.com

Beale Street Cafe (two locations – South Ave & Empire Blvd. http://www.bealestreetcafe.com/

Water Street Music Hall http://www.waterstreetmusic.com Water St. Rochester 325-5600

Bistro 135 135 W. Commercial St,East Rochester: http://www.bistro135.net/

Schooners Riverside Pub @ Shumway Marine

Jack’s Place, 266-0110 1200 Kings Highway Rochester Durand Eastman GC

The Flipside, 2001 E. Main St. Rochester – 288-3930

Lovin’ Cup, 300 Park Point Dr. 292-9940 by RIT. www.lovincup.com

Muddy Waters Coffee House at 53 Main St. in Geneseo

Clarissa’s http://www.clarissasjazz.com – 293 Clarissa St Rochester 454-2680

Rab’s Woodshed, 4440 Lake Ave. 663-4610

Sandra’s Saloon, 276 Smith St, 546-5474

Little Theatre Café – 240 East Ave (in back) 232-3906

The Black Pearl – 791 Meigs St. (Meigs/Caroline) Rochester 442-5440

Bistro 135 – 135 W. Commercial St. East Rochester  – 662-5555

Don’s Original (Penfield) 2055 9 Mile Pt. Rd, 377-1040

Pelican’s Nest, 566 River St. Charlotte, 663-5910

www.thesmith.org Smith Opera House – Geneva 866-355-LIVE

www.townballroom.com Buffalo 716-852-3900

www.sheas.org Shea’s Buffalo 716-847-0850

www.landmarktheatre.org Landmark Theatre – Syracuse 315-475-7980

Mendon Cottage Hotel, 1390 Pittsford Mendon Rd, Mendon, NY 624-1390

George Eastman House – Garden Vibes Series 271-3361

Flat Iron Café, 561 State St. 454-4930

Café Underground Railroad- 480 W. Main St. 235-3550

The Bay Bar – 372 Manitou Rd. Hilton – 392-7700

Depot 25,  15 W. Main St.  in Shortsville

Beale Street Café – 689 South Ave Rochester 271-4650 &  1930 Empire Blvd. Penfield/Webster 216-1070

Earthtones Coffee House, 1217 Bay Rd, Webster, 671-3060

http://www.NolasBBQ.com Lake Ave. Charlotte 663-3375

Six Pockets – Ridge Hudson Plaza 266-1440

Sevens Sports Bar – Finger Lakes Race Track, Farmington 924-3232

THE GERMAN HOUSE – 315 Gregory St.

George Eastman House  http://www.eastmanhouse.org/ Garden Vibes

Downstairs at the German House- 315 Gregory St. 442-6880

Smokin’ Joe’s Bar & Grill – 425 Lyell Ave, Rochester 647-1540

http://www.mickeyfinns-stationone.com Mickey Finn’s Station One -Victor, NY 924-4660

Seneca Niagara Casino http://www.senecaniagaracasino.com

Club Infinity Live http://www.clubinfinitylive.com 716-565-0110 Williamsville, NY

The Tralf – Buffalo  http://www.tralfmusichall.com/

Lafayette Tap Room (Buffalo) http://www.lafayettetaproombbq.com

The Sportsman Tavern (Buffalo) http://www.sportsmenstavern.com

Elks Club Tonawanda, NY

Johnny’s Irish Pub, 1382 Culver Rd, 224-0990http://www.johnnysirishpub.com/

J.B. Quimby’s (Winton & Jefferson Road)

Merchant’s Grill – Merchants Road, Rochester

Harmony House (Zydeco, Cajun, etc.)- Main St. Webster, NY

The Rabbit Room at The Lower Mill 61 N. Main St.  Honeoye Falls  http://www.thelowermill.com/

Artisan Works 565 Blossom Road Rochester 288-7170

Bodhi’s Café & Lounge, 274 N. Goodman Village Gate 473-2030

Turn In Tavern, 651 Chili Ave, 235-4640

Earlville Opera House, Earlville, NY http://www.earlvilleoperahouse.com

ARTPARK: http://www.artpark.net/

450 South 4th St, Lewiston, NY 14092-1528 Info: (716) 754.4375

Albright-Knox Art Gallery, 1285 Elmwood Av Buffalo http://www.albrightknox.org

Bethel Woods – Concerts & Woodstock Museum at the original festival site: http://www.bethelwoodscenter.org/home.aspx

Munson-Williams auditorium located at 310 Genesee St Utica, NY 315-797-0055 or 800-754-0797

STATE THEATRE – ITHACA, NY  –  http://stateofithaca.com/ 607-27-STATE

OTHER ENTERTAINMENT LINKS:

Local Musicians Performance Dates: http://jazz2blues.com/

http://www.rochestercitynewspaper.com – Entertainment Listings & More

http://www.freetime.com Local Entertainment info. – Rochester, NY

http://www.rochesterzydeco.com/ – Zydeco & Cajun shows

http://www.rochesterevents.com/ Rochester Events/Concerts

http://www.livingblues.com/ Essential Blues Magazine

http://www.bigcitybluesmag.com/ Big City Blues Magazine

Western NY Blues Society  http://www.wnyblues.org

New Orleans Info: http://www.offbeat.com

Mohawk Valley Blues Society: http://www.mvbluessociety.com/

Americana Music Society: http://www.americanamusic.org/site.php?content=home

ESSENTIAL FESTIVAL INFO:

HOT BLUES FOR THE HOMELESS: A TRIBUTE TO SON HOUSE – http://sundayblues.org/sonhouse/

Rochester Int’l Jazz Fest. Rochester, NY http://www.rochesterjazz.com Concerts/Events: http://www.rochesterevents.com/

http://www.jfbb.com/summer-blues-festival.asp Poconos Blues Festival

http://www.honesdalerootsandrhythm.com/ Honesdale, PA – great roots late June

http://www.chenangobluesfest.org/ Chenango Blues Fest. Norwich, NY August 21,22 2009

http://nysbluesfest.com/ Syracuse Blues Fest. – usually in July

http://www.tiogaartscouncil.org/hickory_smoked_musicfest/index.htm

http://www.greyfoxbluegrass.com Ancramdale, NY July

The Ponderosa Stomp – New Orleans & NYC http://www.ponderosastomp.com/

French Quarter Festival – New Orleans http://www.fqfi.org early April

Buffalo Music Info. http://www.musicisart.org/

Briggs Farm Blues Festival: Nescopeck, PA 18635   (4 hr drive from Rochester, NY) http://www.briggsfarm.com/

Western NY Blues Society:  http://www.wnyblues.org

Beale St. Music Fest./Memphis in May http://www.memphisinmay.org

Mountain Jam http://www.mountainjamfest.com Hunter Mt. – NY

Southside Shuffle Blues & Jazz Festival,  Mississauga   Ontario http://www.jazzpolice.com/content/view/6181/79/

Lilac Festival (a Rochester tradition) http://www.lilacfestival.com/

Deep Blues Festival – Elmo, MN http://www.deepbluesfestival.com

Jambalaya Music Fest (Kempton, PA) http://www.jambalayamusicfest.com/

Bluegrass & Cajun Fests  http://www.strawberrypark.net/

http://www.tagstickets.com The Summer Stage at Tag’s Big Flatts, NY

New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival – http://www.nojazzfest.com/

Blues Festivals & More http://www.bluesfestivalguide.com/

Crescent City Blues Fest – NOLA http://www.jazzandheritage.org/bluesfest/

Cow Pie  Blues Fest – Grand Rapids, MI  http://www.cowpiebluesfestival.com/

SOUTHSIDE SHUFFLE -BLUES JAZZ FEST. http://www.southsideshuffle.com

Johnstown Folk Festival, Johnstown, PA http://www.jaha.org/

Berks Jazz Fest  http://www.berksjazzfest.com March 27, through Sunday, April 5, 2009

Bayou Boogie Fest – Smithfield, RI  http://bayounboogiefest.com/

The Crawfish Festival – Augusta, NJ  http://www.crawfishfest.com/

Pittsburgh Blues Festival http://www.pghblues.com/

Billtown Blues Festival http://www.billtownblues.org/ Hughesville, PA (June)

Blues in the Valley – Warsaw  NY  (August) http://www.bluesinthevalley.org/

Vermont Blues Festival (August) http://www.mountsnow.com/bluesfestival.html

Heritage Music Festival – http://www.heritagemusicfest.com/ West Virginia (August)

FIND YOUR FAVORITE JUKEBOX MUSIC

The CD Exchange – Henrietta 40 Jay Scutti Blvd, Rochester, NY 14623 (585) 272-7370

THE BOP SHOP – http://www.bopshop.com (585) 271-3354  Purchase Music & local concert series  274 N. Goodman Rochester / Village Gate

The Record Archive -33 1/3 Rockwood St. Rochester, NY  http://www.recordarchive.com/

Louisiana Music Factory-New Orleans http://www.louisianamusicfactory.com

SUPPORT & LISTEN TO MUSIC:

Tipitina’s Foundation:  You can get involved at http://tipitinasfoundation.org

WGMC – Jazz 90.1 FM – The Nations Best Jazz Station http://www.jazz901.org

WWOZ (New Orleans Radio)  http://www.wwoz.org

Music Maker Foundation: http://www.musicmaker.org

The Blues Foundation: https://www.blues.org/members/

Blues Info. & Festivals http://www.bluesfestivalguide.com/

Western NY Blues Society:   http://www.wnyblues.org

Researching the Blues: http://www.bluespipe.com/

Mountain of Blues: http://www.mountainofblues.com

Record Labels

Alligator Records – http://www.alligator.com

Red House Records http://www.redhouserecords.com

Delmark Records  http://www.delmark.com/

Blind Pig Records http://www.blindpigrecords.com

Rhino Records  http://www.rhino.com

Delta Groove Music, Inc. http://www.deltagroovemusic.com

Basin Street Records http://www.basinstreetrecords.com/

Blue Bell Records http://www.bluebellarecords.com/

Music Maker: Support the Artists!!! http://www.musicmaker.org/

Telarc  http://www.telarc.com

Headsup  http://www.headsup.com

Severn Records http://www.severnrecords.com

Yellow Dog Records http://www.yellowdogrecords.com

MC Records http://www.mc-records.com

Evidence Music http://www.evidencemusic.com

Electro-Fi Records http://www.electrofi.com

Rabadash Records http://www.rabadash.com

Lost Highway Records http://www.losthighwayrecords.com/

Black And Tan Records  http://www.black-and-tan.com/

Eastlawn Records http://www.eastlawnrecords.com/

Broke and Hungry Records http://www.brokeandhungryrecords.com/

Arhoolie Records   http://www.arhoolie.com/

JSP Records http://jsprecords.com/index.html

Blue Witch Records http://www.bluewitchrecords.com

Eclecto Groove Records  http://www.eclectogroove.com

Patuxent Music http://www.pxrec.com/

Malaco  http://www.malaco.com/Catalog/list.php

Zoho Music http://www.zohomusic.com/

New West Records http://www.newwestrecords.com/

Concord Records http://www.concordrecords.com

Rockin’ Camel  http://www.rockincamel.com/

Mardi Gras Records  http://www.mardigrasrecords.com

Vizztone  http://www.vizztone.com/

Crosscut Records  http://www.crosscut.de/eng/home.htm

CDS Records  http://www.cdsentertainment.com/

Stony Plain  http://www.stonyplainrecords.com/Web/home.asp

Quinn Records http://www.quinnrecords.com

Yep Roc http://www.yeproc.com

Blues Leaf http://www.bluesleaf.com

Local Artists Info:

The Coup de Villes http://coupedevilles.com/

Fred Vine http://www.fredvine.com

Po’ Boys Brass Band http://www.myspace.com/poboysbrassband

WB Blues (Steve West) http://www.wbblues.com

The Hi Risers http://www.hirisers.com/

Industrial Blues Band http://www.industrialbluesband.com

Local Recording Studio:

Acme Recording Co.  http://www.acmerecordingco.com

*** Important Disclaimer: Doc’s Juke Joint & Jazz 90.1FM are not responsible for the accuracy of the information contained within this newsletter.  Note shows often cancel.  Please consult with the festival, club or other venue to make sure performances are still happening.

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7pm Hour – Little Walter – Juke

Billy Lee Riley – The Blues Come Around – Blue Collar Blues 1992 Hightone Records *

*Rock N’ Roll Pioneer, passed away at age 75.  Former Sun Records recording artist best known for his hits “Red Hot” and “Flyin’ Saucer Rock N Roll.”

Willie DeVille - St. Peter Street (instrumental) – The Willy DeVille Acoustic Trio Live In Berlin

Willie DeVille – Keep A Knocking/Sea Cruise -  The Willy DeVille Acoustic Trio Live In Berlin

Willie DeVille – Betty and Dupree -The Willy DeVille Acoustic Trio Live In Berlin (from 2002) *

Passed away at the age of 58.  Original member of the CBGB punk scene in New York City that launched the careers of the Ramones, Blondie, Television and the Talking Heads.  Original band during that time was Mink DeVille. Know for playing all different types of music including: dixieland, cajun, R&B and Blues.  Spent a lot of time in New Orleans and also liked to feature the songs of New Orleans in his live shows.  He died after a battle with pancreatic cancer.

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The Robert Cray Band – That’s What Keeps Me Rockin’ – This Time (Nozzle Records)

Chick Willis – Houdini Lover – Hit & Run Blues (Benevolent Blues) www.benevolentblues.com

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The Twisters – Something’s Gotta Give – Come Out Swingin’  www.northernblues.com

Izzy & Chris – Preachin’ The Blues (Son House) – Preachin’ The Blues Vol. 1 (80/20 Music Entertainment)

Karen Lovely – I’m A Little Mixed Up – Lucky Girl www.karenlovely.com

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Tommy Castro – Hard Believer – Hard Believer www.alligator.com * Official Release date is this Tuesday, August 11th, Tommy will be at the Dino BBQ in Syracuse this Friday, August 14th. http://tommycastro.com/site/?page_id=22

Walter Trout – Two Sides To Every Story – Unspoiled By Progress www.provoguerecords.com

Dave Keller – Gabriella (instrumental) – Play For Love www.davekeller.com

8pm – Hour

Skyla Burrell – Head Over Heels – Tough Luck * At BloozeStock 09′ Corning NY, this Saturday.

Jeremy Davenport – Mr. New Orleans (with Kermit Ruffins) – We’ll Dance Til Dawn www.basinstreetrecords.com

Happy Traum – Poor Howard (Instrumental) – Relax Your Mind * recorded in 1975 www.guitarvideos.com

on the Stefan Grossman’s Guitar Workshop.

Rob Paparozzi – Monkey Around (w/Phoebe Snow) – Etruscan Soul www.robpaparozzi.com

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Greg Nagy – Jenny Jenny Jenny – Walk That Fine Thin Line  Big O Records

Muddy Waters – Forty Days and Forty Nights – Live/Filmore Auditorium – San Francisco, CA Nov. 4-6, 1966 – Authorized Bootleg (Geffen/Chess)  from the concert archives of Wolfgang’s Vault

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John Nemeth – Love Gone Crazy – Love Me Tonight www.blindpigrecords.com  * At the Dino BBQ in Rochester this Wed. Night ********

Marty Sammon/Tom Holland – Look Here Baby – 190 Proof Blues

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Los Fabulocos – If You Know – Live At Ground Zero Vol. 2 www.deltagroovemusic.com

Henry Gray & The Cats – Come On In – Times Are Gettin’ Hard www.henrygray.com

Kelley Hunt - Emerald City – Mercy

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The California Honeydrops – Miss Louise – Soul Tub www.cahoneydrops.com

9pm – Hour – artists below all performing at the Chenango Blues Festival – http://www.chenangobluesfest.org/  August 21 & 22 in Norwich, NY.

Sharon Jones & the Dap-Kings – Keep On Looking – 100 Days, 100 Nights

Sharon Jones & the Dap-Kings – My Man Is A Mean Man – Naturally  www.daptonerecords.com

Eden Brent - Mississippi Flatland Blues  – Mississippi Number One www.yellowdogrecords.com

Bobby Rush – Feeling Good Part One – Folkfunk

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Harper – The World Starts Loving You – Down To The Rhythm www.blindpigrecords.com

Mitch Woods and His Rocket 88’s – Hattie Green – Shakin’ The Shack  1993 Blind Pig Records

Doc’s Basement – featuring Charlie Musslewhite  http://www.charliemusselwhite.com/?page=home

Charlie Musslewhite

Charlie Musslewhite – Mean Old Frisco – Ace of Harps (Alligator 1990)

Charlie Musslewhite – Blue Feeling Today (with Rod Piazza) – Tennessee Woman (1969 Vanguard Records)

Charlie Musslewhite -Stingaree – In My Time (Alligator 1993)

Charlie Musslewhite – River Hip Mama – Ace of Harps (Alligator 1990)

Mitch Woods and the Lazy Jumpers – Swell Lookin’ Babe – Jukebox Drive (El Toro Records)

Chris Cain – Hey Sweet Baby – Blind Pig Records 20th Anniversary Collection

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Eden Brent – Trouble In Mind – Mississippi Number One

Thanks for listening to Doc’s Juke Joint!!!!!!!!!!!!

Doc’s Juke Joint 7-10pm 8/2/09

Little Walter – Juke

Elvis Presley – One Night of Sin – Rockin’ Bones compilation -4 CD set of early Rockabily* Smiley Lewis tune.

Tommy Brown – House Near The Railroad Track – Rockin’ Away My Blues (Bonedog Records) * great set at the Pocono Blues Festival this past weekend, part of the Bonedog Records Review.

Barrence Whitfield – I Want Love and Affection Not Thte House of Correction – Raw, Raw, Rough! (Blood Red Records) * just played in Rochester at the Bop Fest backed by the Hi-Risers – catch the Hi-Risers this Thursday at Garden Vibes at the George Eastman House.

John Nemeth – Love Me Tonight – Love Me Tonight (www.blindpigrecords.com) * At the Dino BBQ on August 12th.

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Candye Kane – Hey Toughen Up! – Superhero www.deltagroovemusic.com

JUKE JOINT LIVE MUSIC CALENDAR – Sign up for the Email list at the right side of the page to get a copy every Monday!!!!!!!!!!!

Omar Kent Dykes – Man Down There – Big Town Playboy www.rufrecords.de