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John Mayall & the Bluesbreakers: John Mayall: Briton Perks Up Moribund Blues
Interview by Pete Johnson, Los Angeles Times, April 1968
THE BLUES, that ugly stepsister of rock music, has finally become a commercial force in pop. Groups such as Canned Heat, the Paul Butterfield Band, ...
Interview by Val Wilmer, Downbeat, 4 April 1968
THERE'S NO experience that compares to the first time the blues get to you. The hairs on your neck stand up and an uncanny churning ...
Albert King an' where he's comin' from
Interview by David Nathan, Blues & Soul, 10 August 1976
Been stood up by your girl? Low on cash? Behind with your payments? Then you must know the blues. They'll be around as long as ...
Stevie Ray Vaughan: Backbeat: Stevie Ray Vaughan
Interview by Steven X Rea, High Fidelity, August 1983
His first album is just hitting the streets, but Vaughan and his blues guitar are already well-known among rock's elite. ...
Interview by Gene Santoro, Downbeat, April 1985
FROM THE beginning, the real "news" about rock & roll has been the way it's ransacked, revitalized, and rearranged the musical styles that gave birth ...
Jimi Hendrix, Curtis Knight: Jimi Hendrix: Curtis Knight's Encounter With The Divine Light
Interview by Gene Santoro, Guitar World, September 1985
As told to Gene Santoro ...
Hank Ballard and the Midnighters: Hank Ballard: The Original Twister
Interview by Roger St. Pierre, Blues & Soul, 20 January 1987
B&S TALKS TO ONE OF THE TRUE UNSUNG HEROES ...
Interview by Pippa Lang, What Hi-Fi?, September 1989
Don't go to record company parties or mix with producers to catch a glimpse of Robert Cray. As he tells Pippa Lang, making music is ...
Interview by Adam Sweeting, Rock's Backpages Audio, 4 October 1989
Ol' Slowhand on the perils and pressures of success; on drinking and addiction; on blues; on his romance and emotional immaturity; on those endless Albert Hall shows; on his love of the Band, Little Feat, the Stones and Jimi Hendrix; on punk rock and cricket; and on voting for Thatcher and why he still thinks racist demagogue Enoch Powell had a point...
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Interview by Steve Newton, The Georgia Straight, 30 August 1990
THE INFLUENCE of the blues on British supergroups is well documented. The Stones, Zeppelin, Cream – they all lapped up the seminal works of people ...
James "Blood" Ulmer: James Blood Ulmer: No Escape From the Blues
Interview by John Swenson, Offbeat, 1 November 2003
THE SEPTEMBER release of James Blood Ulmer’s No Escape From the Blues: The Electric Lady Sessions is a milestone event in this centennial Year of ...
Buddy Guy on his autobiography
Interview by Alan Light, MSN.com, June 2012
"A LOT OF people have the blues and don't even know they got it," says Buddy Guy. "But just keep living and you'll figure out ...
Black Keys, The, ZZ Top: Billy Gibbons and Dan Auerbach
Interview by Ted Drozdowski, Guitar World, October 2012
MISSISSIPPI FRED McDowell's haunted, woody voice sails through the air as the Black Keys' Dan Auerbach nurses a cup of coffee and flips through a ...
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