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reference list of all the interviews. Click on the
name to go straight to the artist on the Blues Interviews List,
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'Hitman' Alexander |
Singer/guitarist/songwriter - the Hitman Blues Band, New York |
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Tommy Allen |
Guitarist/singer/songwriter - The Blues Duo / Tommy Allen Band /
Trafficker |
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Jon Amor |
Guitarist/singer with The
Jon Amor Band and The Hoax |
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John Anderson |
Singer/multi-instrumentalist with the Ragtime Jug Orchestra |
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Dave Arcari |
Glasgow's slide
guitarist/songwriter with the alt.blues sounds |
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Gwyn Ashton |
Blues/rock guitarist from
Australia |
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BabaJack |
Blues based acoustic
guitar with African tribal rhythms |
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Lee Bates |
Slide guitarist and singer
in the style of Brownie McGee |
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Norman Beaker |
Guitarist/singer/songwriter on the British blues since the 70's |
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Jack
Blackman |
Young talented
guitarist/singer from Warwickshire |
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Marcus Bonfanti |
Wildly versatile young
singer/songwriter/guitarist |
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Deborah Bonham |
Singer/songwriter - sister
of the late John Bonham, Led Zeppelin |
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Oli Brown |
Guitarist and singer - one
of the best young guitarists in the UK |
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Kyla Brox |
Probably the finest young female blues singer in the UK today |
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Victor Brox |
Singer/songwriter/actor/multi-instrumentalist |
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JoJo Burgess |
Singer/songwriter with
Hokie Joint |
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Michael Burks |
Guitarist/singer/songwriter
- The 'Iron Man' from Arkansas |
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Randy Chortkoff |
CEO Delta Groove Music and
founding member The Mannish Boys |
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Paul Cowley |
Guitarist/singer/songwriter from Birmingham, UK |
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Steve Cropper |
Probably
the best-known soul guitarist in the world |
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Simon Crowe |
Drummer with the Rats (ex
Boomtown Rats) |
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Snake Davis |
Renowned saxophonist -
played with many of the world's greatest |
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Peter Donegan |
Guitarist son of the king
of skiffle, Lonnie Donegan |
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Tom Doughty |
Singer/songwriter/guitarist from
Frodsham, Cheshire |
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Grainne Duffy |
Soulful singer/songwriter/guitarist from Co. Monahan, Ireland |
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Omar Dykes |
Singer/songwriter/guitarist from
Texas-by-way-of-Mississippi |
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Lisa Eismen |
Film Director and
owner of u n me films based in Australia |
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Feed Me
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Winners of the
'Battle of The Bands' competition, Maryport |
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Gary Fletcher |
Bass guitarist, singer and
songwriter with The Blues Band |
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Rick Fowler |
Guitarist/singer/songwriter from Georgia, USA |
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Bluesman Mike Francis |
Guitarist/singer/songwriter from Liverpool |
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Michael Frank |
Owner, Earwig
Records/Producer/Artist Manager (esp. Honeyboy Edwards) |
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Clare Free |
Guitarist/singer/songwriter from Oxfordshire |
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Larry Garner |
Baton Rouge singer,
songwriter, guitarist, poet and storyteller |
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Mal Gibson |
Singer/songwriter/guitarist/record
producer from Oldham |
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Ramon Goose |
Singer/songwriter/guitarist/producer with African connections |
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Danny Handley |
Guitarist/singer/songwriter from Burnley |
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Alvin Youngblood Hart |
Singer/songwriter/multi-instrumentalist - a 'musician's
musician' |
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Johnny Hewitt |
Harmonica
player/singer - The Blues Duo / Smokehouse / Tommy Allen Band |
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Robin Hoare |
Guitarist/singer with The
Robin Hoare Band |
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The Holmes Brothers |
Vocal/instrumental trio
serving up a gumbo of gospel, blues & soul |
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Al Hughes |
Guitarist and singer with
Lights Out By Nine |
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James Hunter |
Singer/guitarist/songwriter with
the "tight, slithery
soul groove" |
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John Idan |
Bass guitarist/singer - ex
The Yardbirds |
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Ian Jennings |
Double
Bassist co-founder of The Big Town Playboys |
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Booker T Jones |
Multi-instrumentalist,
songwriter, record producer and arranger from Memphis |
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Steve (Pablo) Jones |
Artist/singer/songwriter/guitarist
with Karac and solo |
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John Jorgenson |
Virtuoso guitarist and
singer with The John Jorgenson Quintet |
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Dave Kelly |
Guitarist, singer and
blues craftsman with The Blues Band |
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Mitch Laddie |
Young guitarist and singer
with The Mitch Laddie Trio |
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Paul Lamb |
One of the world's finest
harmonica players |
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Aynsley Lister |
Guitarist/singer/songwriter/guitar tutor: a 'new age' bluesman |
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Hamilton Loomis |
Charismatic guitarist/singer/songwriter from
Texas |
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Connie Lush |
Liverpool's champion
singer/songwriter |
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Erja Lyytinen |
Singer/songwriter/guitarist from Finland |
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Doug MacLeod |
'The Storytelling Bluesman': guitarist, singer, and songwriter |
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Larry McCray |
Singer/songwriter/guitarist from Michigan |
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Chantel McGregor |
Young guitarist/singer
wowing audiences young and old |
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Tony T.S. McPhee |
Guitarist and singer with
70s band The Groundhogs |
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Bob Malone |
Coming soon |
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Marcus Malone |
Singer/songwriter/guitarist from Detroit |
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Bex Marshall |
Singer/songwriter/guitarist: roots/rock with a whippin of
bluegrass |
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Eddie Martin |
Singer/songwriter/guitarist from Frome, Somerset |
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Jimbo Mathus |
Singer/songwriter/multi-instrumentalist from Oxford, Mississippi |
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Michael Messer |
Virtuoso slide
guitarist/singer/songwriter |
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Cherry Lee Mewis |
Singer/songwriter from Wales ... 'with a
voice that means business' |
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Lisa Mills |
Singer/songwriter/guitarist from Mississippi |
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Paddy Milner |
Pianist/singer/songwriter with The Big
Sounds |
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Nuno Mindelis |
Brazilian guitarist/singer/songwriter - 'The Beast from Brazil' |
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Coco Montoya |
Guitarist and singer - ex
John Mayall's Bluesbreakers |
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Nicky Moore |
Singer/songwriter/voice
trainer - 'The Voice' |
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Moreland and Arbuckle |
Blues rock band from
Wichita, Kansas |
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Mud Morganfield |
Singer/songwriter - the
eldest son of Muddy Waters |
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Billy Newton |
Harmonica player in the
style of Sonny Terry |
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Alan Nimmo |
Guitarist and singer -
King King and also The Nimmo Brothers |
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Sugar Ray Norcia |
Harmonica
player/singer/songwriter from Connecticut |
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Stephen Dale Petit |
Guitarist in The New Blues
Revolution style |
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Paul Oliver |
Writer and
blues historian - world
authority on the Blues |
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Ana Popović |
Globetrotting award
winning guitarist/singer/songwriter |
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Glen Povey |
Tour manager - Classic
Legends of Rock |
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Chris Powers |
Vinyl DJ (Blues, Rhythm & Blues,
Stax)/ Compare - MC |
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Zach Prather |
Guitarist/singer from Chicago who
played with Willie Dixon |
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Ben Prestage |
Guitarist/singer/songwriter and
one-man-band from Florida |
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Louisiana Red |
Legendary bluesman,
guitarist/singer/songwriter and harp player |
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Red Butler |
Rising young blues-rocker stars
from Sussex |
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Roadhouse |
Blues/rock band with their own
crowd-pleasing style |
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Gary Roberts |
Guitarist with The Rats (ex Boomtown
Rats) |
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Sherman Robertson |
Texan guitarist and master of zydeco, R&B &
Louisiana blues |
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Giles Robson |
Harmonica player/singer/songwriter
from Jersey |
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Steve Rodgers |
Guitarist/singer/songwriter son of
Paul Rodgers (Free, Bad Company) |
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Roy Rogers |
Guitarist/singer/songwriter and
producer with John Lee Hooker |
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Steve Roux |
Singer/guitarist/songwriter with The Brass Knuckle Blues Band |
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Matt Schofield |
Guitarist/singer/songwriter with the
Matt Schofield Trio |
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Ian Siegal |
Guitarist/singer/songwriter in a class
of his own! |
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Ian Siegal
(revisited) |
...
The Mississippi Connection ... on tour with the
Mississippi Mudbloods |
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Mark Singleton |
MC/Drummer/Drum Technician from St
Helens |
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Sisters in Grease |
"When an uncle and nephew became
sisters" - acoustic blues duo |
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Harry Skinner |
Guitarist/singer/songwriter with The
Producers |
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Magic Slim |
Singer/songwriter/guitarist - one of the greatest Chicago
bluesmen |
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John Steel |
Original drummer and founding member
of The Animals |
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Ed Stephenson |
Guitarist/singer/pianist with The
Revolutionaires |
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Dale Storr |
New Orleans style pianist from
Sheffield |
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Swampcandy |
Ruben Dobbs, guitar/vocals and
Joey Mitchell, bass/kick drum from Maryland, USA |
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Mick Taylor |
Legendary guitarist - ex Rolling Stones & John Mayall's Bluesbreakers |
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Earl Thomas |
Singer/songwriter - Earl Thomas & The
Kings of Rhythm |
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Mark Thornley |
Guitarist/singer with The Mark
Thornley Band |
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Guy Tortora |
Guitarist/singer from California |
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Walter Trout |
Guitarist/singer/songwriter from New
Jersey, USA |
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Ruby Turner |
Singer,
songwriter and TV, radio, film and theatre actress |
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John Verity |
Guitarist/singer/songwriter from
Bradford, Yorkshire |
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Khalif 'Wailin' Walter |
Guitarist/singer/songwriter from
Chicago |
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Ben Waters
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One of today's finest boogie woogie & rock
n'roll piano players |
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Nick Westgarth |
Festival Organiser, Carlisle Blues Festival |
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Mike Whellans |
Scotland's very own one man blues band |
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Rev John Wilkins |
The 'Biker's Preacher': Gospel
singer/songwriter/blues guitarist |
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Matt Woosey |
Acoustic
singer/songwriter/guitarist from Malvern |
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Gregg Wright |
Singer/songwriter/guitarist from Texas |
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Carl Weathersby, Rebecca Downes,
Larry Miller,
Mick Gallagher,
Paul Jones,
Gerry McAvoy,
Billy Walton,
Wilko
Johnson,
Joe Louis Walker,
Matthew Lee,
Laurence Jones,
Jolly Jumper & Big Moe,
and others in the pipeline ... |
