Season 1-The Blues: Recent Episodes
Moore Wine & Music Podcast
Welcome to Season 1-Episode 1! The first episode is about the "Father of Blues," W.C. Handy, and his major contribution to publishing songs from early blues artists to be heard throughout the world. Episode 1 The Father of the Blues
In tonight's season finale episode for the Moore Wine & Music Podcast, I'm going to bring the blues sound from down in the Delta to Kansas City MO. The artist who help the blues to crossover into mainstream America, Big Joe Turner.
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In tonight's episode, I'll be talking about another influential female blues artist, Memphis Minnie. She was the first one who started playing the electric guitar and brought the modern sound to the blues.
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Tonight's episode is about a Tennessee blues artist that played incorporated "jug" playing with the blues, "Sleepy John Estes" .
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In tonight's episode, I will be telling the story about the Acoustic Blues artist Blind Willie McTell. Blind Willie McTell was a blues and ragtime musician whose music career was in the 1920s through 1950s.
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Sources: Blind Willie McTell-The Official Bob Dylan Site. Bobdylan.com
Blind Wille McTell Biography. Musicianguide.com
In tonight's episode, I'll be talking about two harmonica players that pioneered the blues sound in their own unique way-Sonny Boy Williamson #1 & Sonny Boy Williamson # 2 (Rice Miller)
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In tonight's episode, I will be talking about an unsung female blues artist, but deserves to be recognized as another influential part of the blues genre.
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This episode is about the blues artist who was dubbed the King of the "Eastcoast Piedmont Blues"
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Sources: Ragtime Guitar's Foremost Fingerpicker (DLP, 1984)
The Master of Ragtime Guitar, The Essential Recordings (Indigo, 1996)
In this week's episode, I will be talking about the legendary Robert Johnson, the blues artist who allegedly sold his soul to the devil to become one of the greatest, influential blues artists in blues history.
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This is the Moore Wine & Music Podcast. The podcast where we talk about the history of American music over a glass of wine. In episode 4, I will discuss one of the most influential female blues artists, Ma Rainey.
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In this week's episode, I'll be talking about the person who was dubbed as the "Father of the Delta Blues," Charlie Patton, and his influence in the Blues making.
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Music: "Mistreated Blues" by Mississippi Lightening by Soundstripe Music.