7pm Hour

Tail Dragger –Live At Rooster’s Lounge (Delmark) Chicago Blues vocalist Tail Dragger returns with second live CD/DVD

“Cripple” Clarence Lofton – Pitchin’ Boogie (instrumental recorded in Chicago 1939) – Boogie Woogie Kings (Delmark) New Compilation featuring: Albert Ammons, Pete Johnson, “Cripple” Clarence Lofton, Meade Lux Lewis, Henry Brown and Speckled Red.  Piano boogie woogie blues from the thirties to the seventies.

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South Memphis String Band – Jesse James – Home Sweet Home (Memphis International.com)  featuring: Luther Dickinson, Alvin Youngblood Hart and Jimbo Mathus.

Moreland & Arbuckle – Red Moon Rising – Floor (2010 Telarc Blues) Great return disc from Aaron Moreland (Electric, Parlor, Resonator and Cigar Box Guitar, Banjo) – Dustin Arbuckle (Vocals, Harmonics), Brad Horner (Drums, backing vocals)

Johnny Charles – Stratified – Title track of new release on Blues Leaf Records (bluesleaf.com)

Little Freddie King – Goin’ Out Da Mountain – Gotta Walk With Da King (MadeWright Records) New Orleans guitarist/vocalist Little Freddie King returns with 9 straight forward gut bucket blues.

Little Joe McLerran – She’s Got Something – Believe I’ll Make A Change (Root Blues Reborn Records) Guitarist/vocalist solid solo guitar vocal blues.  www.littlejoeblues.com

Al Broussard – I’ll be Glad When You’re Dead You Rascal You – The Music of a Lifetime (Rabadash Records) recorded live on Bourbon Street at the 711 Bourbon Club, circa 1984.  The late Al Broussard was on fixture on Bourbon Street for years and years in New Orleans.

Will Tucker – Your Sacrifice (Will Tucker original) – Stealin’ The Soul (Independent) www.willtuckermusic.com  Young guitarist/vocalist still in his teens. This is the only original on the disc which has a mix of blues classic covers.

Jorma Kaukonen – Nashville Blues (duet with Teresa Williams) – River of Time (his upcoming show with David Bromberg is now sold out – thank you for supporting live music coming to Rochester)

Travis “Moonchild” Haddix – Scared Half TO Death, Twice  – If I”m One You’re One Too (Benevolent Blues)

Curley Taylor & Zydeco Trouble – Oh Yae Yae/I’m So Tired – Nothin’ Feels Like This (2007) ** Will be playing at the Mardi Gras Party at the Harmony House in Webster on February 20th – listen to the Juke Joint for ticket giveaways!!!

Cedric Burnside & Lightnin’ Malcolm – Tryin’ No to Pull My Gun – 2 Man Wrecking Crew  *** at the Lafayette Tap Room in Buffalo on Wed. Feb. 10th ****

Bobby Charles – RIP Feb. 21, 1938 – Jan. 14, 2010.  Louisiana Singer/Songwriter.   Bobby Charles Guidry AKA Bobby Charles – writer of hits like – Fat’s Domino “Walking to New Orleans”, Bill Haley and the Comets “See You Later Alligator.” and Clarence “Frogman” Henry’s “But I Do” Age. 71 after a stuggle with diabetes and cancer.  Recently completed an album called Timeless which was co-produced by Dr. John and dedicated to Fats Domino.

Bobby Charles – Good Loving – Chess Masters

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Bobby Charles – See You Later Alligator – Chess Masters

Clarence “Frogman” Henry – But I Do – Crescent City Soul compilation

Bobby Charles – Take It Easy Greasy- Chess Masters

(Break) Music Calander (Billy Flynn – Talk About it – Blues Drive)

Bryan Lee – When I Been Drinking – My Lady Don’t Love My Lady (Justin Time Records)

JW Jones – Double Eyed Whammy – Bluelisted (NorthernBlues 2008) *** At the Lafayette Tap Room in Buffalo this coming Friday night Jan. 29th.

The Hollywood Blue Flames – She’s Dynomite – Larger Than Life Vol. 2 (Delta Groove Music)

Zora Young – Wang Dang Doodle – The French Connection (Delmark 2009)

Mike Zito -Big Mouth – Pearl River (EclectoGroove Records)

Maria Muldaur & Her Garden of Joy – He Calls That Religion – Good Time Music For Hard Times (Stony Plain)

Alvin Robinson – Down Homegirl – More New Orleans Party Classics

Bobby Rush – Tell Me What’s Going On – Blind Snake (Deep Rush Records)

Grandpa Elliott – We’re Gonna Make It – Sugar Sweet (Concord Music Group)

Ray Bailey – I’ll Take Care of You – Resurrection (Tonedef)  **live recording – great comeback CD from Guitarist/vocalist Ray Bailey

Doc’s Basement – 9:30pm – The Doors featuring the brand new  6 CD boxst release “Live In New York/Felt Forum” *recorded live in NYC January 17& 18th 1970 featuring the original Doors lineup with special guests: John Sebastian on harmonica. (Rhino Records) Just released in January 2010.

The Doors – Little Red Rooster (Disc 1) (Willie Dixon)

The Doors – Back Door Man(Disc 2) (Willie Dixon/Chester Burnett aka Howlin’ Wolf)

The Doors – Maggie Magill (Disc 6) with John Sebastian on harp.

The Doors – Money (Disc 4)

The Doors – Who Do you Love (Disc 1) (Bo Diddley)

Thank you for listening to Doc’s Juke Joint – Sundays from 7-10pm part of our 5 hours of blues on Sunday nights, right after Jeff Hariss and Big Road Blues on at 5-7pm.  Streaming online at www.jazz901.org.  FM 90.1 in Rochester, NY area.

Next Week – your chance to wine Preservation Hall Jazz Band tickets for their upcoming performance in Buffalo on February 12th.

Steve Guyger returns with his harp and a new release entitled – “Radio Blues” on Severn Records. Besides his new release, Steve makes an appearance on Dennis Gruenling’s new release “I Just Keep Lovin’ Him” a tribute to Little Walter on BackBender Records. You can also see both of these Harp Players this month in Buffalo at the Blues ‘N March show. Kim Wilson, Rick Estrin & Rusty Zinn also make appearances on Dennis’ new cd.

From NorthernBlues Music we have the debut release of Samuel James “Songs Famed For Sorrow and Joy.” I think we’ll be hearing lots of great music from this young gifted musician in the years to come. If you are into just solo blues guitar and vocals this could be the one for you. Fortunately there for us, NorthernBlues supplied me with another great new release Moreland & Arbuckle “1861.” Aaron Moreland on Cigar Box Guitars & Dustin Arbuckle on Vocals & Harmonica. A match made in Kansas. Thus the title – “1861″ the year Kansas became a state. I hope these guys like to tour – like toward the East Coast, this would be a great act to see at a festival this summer. As I write this its snowing buckets outside, so I need to think – Summer – Festivals – Blues!!!!!!!!!

Mike Morgan and The Crawl are back!!!! The new release “Stronger Every Day” (Severn Records) has me circling almost every track and wanting more. Complete with a tribute cover of the late Clarence “Gatemouth” Brown signature tune “Okie Dokie Stomp,” this disc is a great mix of instrumentals and down and dirty electric blues.

Greg “Doc” Lefebre