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INSIDE THIS ISSUEHampton Acoustic

Blues Revival Recap

Blues at the Beach Lineup Annoucements

Belmont Blues Recap

2012 Blues Hall of Fame Inductees

Bayou Boogaloo Cajun Music & Food Festival

Volunteering

EVERYTHING BLUESBlues Around TownBlues Bands Listings

Blues BitsBlues Calendar

Blues CD ReviewsBlues Jams

Blues Radio Shows

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Recipient of theKeeping The Blues Alive Award forBlues Organization of the Year 1998

Hello NBN members and friends.

The leadership of the organization would like to thank the committee members and volunteers that planned and participated in the Hampton Acoustic Blues Revival. Our good friend Tommy Parker was on hand for the guitar workshop, and all of the local and national acts were very well received by a record-breaking attendance. Jackie Merritt worked very hard to make all of this happen. Thanks, Jackie! The big winner of the night was Bob Hickey. Bob won tickets to see Jackie Scott & the Housewreckers the night before; became a member of the NBN, then won the JR Johnson Bottle Slide Resonator Guitar at the Hampton Acoustic Blues Revival raffle. This guy does not have the blues right now. Welcome to the club, Bob. We hope to see you at another event soon.

Be sure to mark your calendar for the annual Bayou Boogaloo, which is scheduled for the weekend of June 22-24 at Town Point Park in Norfolk. The NBN has been provided a tent and will be recruiting volunteers to pour beer on Saturday the 23rd. Be sure to sign up early by visiting the website. Our volunteer coordinator will be contacting members that have expressed an interest in festival participation. Thank you in advance for your help. The NBN will be selling some “Vintage” T-Shirts at incredible closeout prices, so stop on by the tent, bring some friends, and sign up some new members.

Have you checked out the website lately? Jeff Miller has been working on a variety of features that are designed to improve the sharing of events and information. Check out the “Blues Connect” feature and get ready for the 2012 IBC Challenge, which has already begun to sign up bands for the competition – our winners representing NBN in Memphis in early 2013.

In this issue of the Blues News, I would like to feature the guitar player and songwriter from Houston, Texas, Mark May. After touring with Dickey Betts and Great Southern, Mark is currently touring with his band that features himself and another guitarist that showcase an incredible dual guitar attack. His latest album, In Texas Live, has received great reviews by BluesBlast Magazine and others. Mark has played with a band formerly known as Mark May & the Agitators (great name) and released a couple of albums with them, but my personal favorite is his release Doll Maker. Mark is a lead guitarist with a Southern-Fried sound and jazzy technique that expands beyond the traditional blues. I believe that I first heard of Mark May on the radio station WFOS-FM 88.7 one afternoon. As usual, I promptly called Jerry Carter to find out some details about the album and the artist, and headed over to Birdland to improve my CD collection.

Welcome to all of the new members that have signed up recently, our renewing members, company members, and to our corporate sponsors. Your support is very important as we strive to bring quality to your Blues experience.

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RIP Iverson Minter AKA Louisiana Red March 23, 1932-February 25, 2012It is with a heavy heart that we report the passing of one of the greatest and most beloved traditional blues artists. Louisiana Red died at a hospital in Germany after a few days in a coma brought on by thyroid imbalance. He was 79.

Born Iverson Minter in Bessemer, Alabama on March 23, 1932, Louisiana Red had been living in Germany since 1981. His music was strongly influenced by Muddy Waters, Lightnin’ Hopkins and Arthur “Big Boy” Crudup. It was blues master Muddy Waters, himself, who picked him up at the Chicago station when Red first arrived in 1950 to record for Chess Records. That night, Muddy took him to the Zanzibar club to hear the Waters’ band play, which inspired the song “At the Zanzibar” on his first Ruf CD. In a career that spanned six decades, Louisiana Red also recorded for Atlantic, Roulette, Glover and Tomato Records, among many others. In 1983, he won the W.C. Handy (now Blues Music) Award as “Best Traditional Blues Artist,” and toured consistently until his recent illness.

Louisiana Red’s last two CD releases on Ruf Records were Back to the Black Bayou (2009), and Memphis Mojo (2011). Both CDs showcased Louisiana Red in a classic blues atmosphere, backed by producer Little Victor’s hand picked band, along with such special guests as Kim Wilson & Bob Corritore on harmonica, and Dave Maxwell on piano. Memphis Mojo was recorded in Memphis right after Red was awarded for his achievements as “Acoustic Artist of the Year” at the Blues Music Awards in May 2010. “Louisiana Red was a powerful down-home blues artist who could channel his teachers into his own heartfelt musical conversation, delivered with such moving passion and honesty that it would leave his audiences indelibly touched,” said musician and friend Bob Corritore upon hearing of Red’s passing. “He was a fine singer with a distinctive voice, and an amazing guitarist who could play all of the traditional blues styles and excelled as one of the world’s greatest slide guitarists. He could create moods and textures, both musically and spiritually, and had the ability of falling so deep into his own songs that he would go to tears, making his audience cry with him. That was the gift of this great artist.”

BLUES HEAVEN - LOUISIANA RED

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SAVE THE DATE: July 29, 2012


Chess Records Founder’s Son Slams Studio Owners: ‘We Were Dissed’

Marshall Chess is the son of the late Leonard Chess, the driving force at Chess Records. He has kept silent about the developments at his father’s historic studio at 2120 S. Michigan. Until now. The space, where Etta James first sang and where the Rolling Stones recorded in 1964, re-opened in 1997 as a museum and headquarters for Blues Heaven Foundation, which owns and operates the facility. The non-profit foundation was founded in 1980 by Chess songwriter-producer Willie Dixon.

But the Chicago landmark is falling apart and visitors are down. In October, Jacqueline Dixon, the foundation’s executive director and Dixon’s daughter, told the Sun-Times she would “consider” changing the name from Blues Heaven to a more identifiable Chess Studios — like Motown in Detroit and Sun Records and the Stax Museum of American Soul Music in Memphis, Tenn. “The whole Chess family was taken out of the picture,” Chess said from his home in upstate New York. “If you want to talk hip-hop, we were dissed. I mean, they took our name off the building. “I would buy the building if they would sell it and I would run it the right way. I know the money goes to charity [Blues Heaven], but I could tell them how to make that a giant tourist attraction — and a profit. I would make a deal with a Chicago mobile recording company, rebuild the room upstairs, run the wires to the street and start hiring the studio out to bands. There’s an empty lot next door and they could do like they did in Memphis [at Sun Records] with a restaurant with music.“And Chicago has much more tourism than Memphis.” Marie Dixon, 74, is president of the Blues Heaven Foundation and the widow of Willie Dixon. She said, “Marshall hasn’t made a donation so we could even restore the building properly. Is Marshall willing to help us put the studio back in but not become my partner? Phil [Chess, Marshall’s uncle] made a small donation in ‘94 or ‘95. But the building is sagging. It is sinking. One of the dreams of my lifetime is to get a studio back in there, but I need a lot of help. I don’t know how to write a grant. “I’m not trying to cut the Chess name out. They let it go out. We mention the offices of Leonard and Phil Chess on every tour. I purchased that building in a demolition stage. I came in from the West Coast and saved that building.“Where would the Chess name had gone if they had torn it down, or not made it a landmark?” The 2120 S. Michigan building was designated a city landmark in 1990. Marie Dixon bought the two-floor terra cotta building in 1993. She provided

more than $400,000 of the initial $650,000 startup costs. She then donated the building to the Blues Heaven Foundation. Willie Dixon died in 1992.Marshall Chess confirmed he has not donated to Blues Heaven. “I was highly insulted,” said Chess, 70. “At one point I was there with my cousin Terry. We were taking photos out in front of the building. We went in and the guy wanted to charge us admission. “But by the time I turned 50 I learned that sometimes it’s better to keep your mouth shut.” And then Chess continued, releasing years of frustration. He said, “More creativity came out of 2120 than any other place in the history of Chicago. It wasn’t just Chuck Berry and the blues. We had black comedy artists. We had amazing jazz. Rev. C.L. Franklin, Aretha’s first album. The Record Row studios that ground out stuff dried up after Chess left. Otherwise R. Kelly and Kanye West would have been on Chess, no doubt about it.” The 2120 S. Michigan building was a magical spot for the Chess brothers. They purchased the former auto parts warehouse in 1956, and the glory days ran until 1967, when they moved to a bigger space at 320 E. 21st St. “That building is our family’s history,” Chess said. “We never thought it would have been turned into Blues Heaven, with the Chess letters taken off. We went to the landmark ceremony. We were never consulted. It was a great honor, but they ruined the soul. They remodeled it like it was from another era. I didn’t want to say anything because the landmark guy was there and they still did a nice job.” Chess and his uncle Phil tried to purchase the original Chess studio cast aluminum letters that had been transferred to the label’s last stop on East 21st St. They asked the Dixon family to restore the letters on the 2120 S. Michigan space. It never happened. Chess said he last spoke to Marie Dixon when Martin Scorsese’s 2003 PBS blues documentary “Godfathers and Sons” was being made in Chicago. “Marie loves Phil and me,” he said. “She hugged us in that documentary. But I put feelers out numerous times about buying the building. After I sold [the music publishing company] ARC, I thought this would be a great project. I didn’t care about money, it could all go to a blues charity.” Dixon uses royalty income to help keep Blues Heaven Foundation alive. Willie Dixon wrote Muddy Waters’ “Hoochie Coochie Man” and Howlin’ Wolf’s “Back Door Man,” among hundreds of others. “But royalties are not enough to restore the building the way in which it needs to be restored,” she said. She would not disclose Blues Heaven finances.

“What can I say?” Chess asked. “My family’s gone. [Phil Chess is 90 years old.] I would love to get involved, but if I put my name on it I want it to be the best. Why would I want it to be second-rate?”(SOURCE: suntimes.com)

Chess Records Founder’s Son Slams Studio Owners


Blues BitsEtta James will be inducted into the Apollo Theater’s hall of fame. The ceremony will be held at the historic Harlem theater on June 4.

She performed at the Apollo in 1957 and again in the 1960s. Her last album, The Dreamer, was released just three months before her death on Jan. 20. She was 73. Past Apollo Legends Hall of Fame inductees include Stevie Wonder, Michael Jackson, Aretha Franklin and Patti Labelle. Lionel Richie will also be inducted on June 4th. www.apollotheater.com

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The Nighthawks have announced that their founding leader, Mark Wenner, has undergone successful heart bypass surgery and is expected to make a complete recovery.

Because of the operation, Mark will stay off the road for approximately six weeks while he recovers, and the band has postponed the affected dates.

The Nighthawks are expected to resume touring the end of May or early June. The Nighthawks debut CD for Severn Records, Damn Good Time, is scheduled for release on May 15, and the band had already scheduled a number of shows around the country to support its release.

Damn Good Time is the follow-up to The Nighthawks’ Last Train to Bluesville, which garnered the band its first-ever Blues Music Award from the Blues Foundation as Acoustic Blues Album of the Year in May 2011.

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INTERVIEW WITH ANTHONY ROSANO - BY JACK CAMPBELL


Where were you born? In a hospital. When did you move here? I moved to Norfolk in 1996. What is your day job?Well, I don’t really have one. I’m working real hard to play music full time. I do some odd jobs here and there, but not if I can help it. Are you a family man? Wife? Kids?Yes sir, I have a beautiful wife who is very supportive and two awesome daughters. At what age did you pick up the guitar?The first time I was about nine and garbage picked some cheap electric that I strung with fishing line. I would play like the “Batman Theme” and “Smoke On The Water.” Then when I was thirteen, my Mom and Dad bought me a real one for Christmas with a little Gorilla amp, and I drove them nuts pretty quick. And you’ve made a few guitars?Yeah, I make cigar box guitars. They are usually 3- or 4-strings, different pickups and such. I try to let each one be different, like writing a song. What band do you currently gig with? And how many nights a week do you gig on average?I have a few things going on. I play with a local cover band called The River Boyz. We do the standard Tidewater set, but try and bring our own thing to the tunes. I have also been doing a lot of acoustic gigs and I’m real excited about this new blues band that I’m putting together. It’s myself and two other guys -- sort of the power trio type thing, but we have some REALLY good guest musicians that sit in with us. So one night it could be a 3-piece band and the next a 6-piece band. The players are amazing and things are starting to open up for us. On average between all that I probably gig four nights a week. Do you have any favorite places to play?Anywhere really. If the crowd is responsive and the club treats you with respect, that’s all I need. Who are your biggest guitar influences?Muddy Waters, Rory Gallagher, Johnny Winter...I like players that play raw and just give everything they got regardless of theory knowledge or stuff like that. Then there’s the three Kings, Albert Collins. This young guy from England, Scott McKeon, is real good. Hendrix...I could fill the page. What about some of your favorite bands through the ages?Definitely Led Zeppelin. “Since I’ve Been Loving You” was my first brush with the blues, as was the whole first Zeppelin album. Peter Green’s Fleetwood Mac, Derek & The Dominos. I grew up liking most of the British bands that thought they were blues bands. Free, Bad Company.

Who are you listening to these days?JJ Grey & Mofro is on heavy rotation in the Rosano household. Anders Osborne’s American Patchwork is amazing. I like Gary Clark Jr., and the new Tab Benoit record is killer, too. Was there one individual that helped you more than any other? Say through lessons, inspiration, or tips?Well, I never took lessons, but I would have to say my cousin’s ex-husband. I guess he’s my ex-cousin in law. He played drums, and when I was playing for like a month he made me join his band. They were all older, like in their twenties, and I didn’t think I could hang but he was always encouraging. I wasn’t treated like the punk kid that I was. I learned then that the way to progress quick is jam with people who are above your experience level. Where does your songwriting inspiration come from?Life. Anything you’ve written recently?I just put up an acoustic song on ReverbNation. It is something I wrote thinking about a friend who is no longer with us but is sorely missed. I also have some other tunes I’m working on for the blues band. How many hours per week do you typically dedicate to practicing, writing, or learning new songs?As much as I can. I have guitars all over my house and try and write all the time. I don’t really practice scales or anything, I just play. Is there anything surprising about Anthony Rosano that most people wouldn’t know?I think the Bee Gees are a good band...maybe too good. If you had one tip to give a young guitar player, what would that be?Play as much as you can with other people. Music is a language and you only get fluent when you have conversations with other musicians...and be yourself. Wait, that’s two things. They are tied for being the most important tip. If you had a magic wand and could improve the local music scene, what would you change?I would like to see more of the big clubs embrace Blues Music and original music in general. There are lots of talented people in this town and it seems harder and harder to walk into a place and hear original stuff.


Blue friday at the belmont Recap - Mike HiltonNBN was offered by Sea Level/Tidewater Arts Outreach to put on a blues show during the week of the Singer Songwriter Emerging Artist Competition, and Natchel’ Blues Network’s folks stepped up and provided attendees with a varied range of blues styling and dynamics.

Regional recording artist M.S.G.-the Acoustic Blues Trio started the night off with a great set showcasing their original songs of the Piedmont Acoustic style. Fans were packed to the stage dancing and feeling the vibe from these very accomplished artists.

Herbie D & The Dangermen were up after the break, bringing a more electric sound to their Appalachian/New Orleans style blues. As soon as the first song started the mood of the crowd became lively as the local dance group - Dirt Cheap Blues Dance Club led by instructor Jeff Miller - enhanced the atmosphere with great dancing and amazing moves. Herbie D’s vocals and guitar work filled the venue with a sound that made even the most casual attendee move forward to catch their set.

Tim Morgan & The Mojo Brothers capped off the night with some lowdown, funky, house-rocking blues. Tim Morgan, wielding his Strat, mesmerized the crowd with his slide work and vocals while punching out songs of Muddy Waters and showcasing their original songs as well.

Tim is a veteran of the International Blues Challenge as a solo entry, so this was a treat to see him with the full compliment of his band.

Thanks go out to the Belmont and Jill Berch-Meeker for providing this great venue in the heart of Ghent. Thanks to Tidewater Arts Outreach’s Kelly Murphy and Mary Ann Toboz for the opportunity and alliance in this venture.

Thanks to Jack Campbell for emcee work during the band setup breaks. Thanks go out to NBN’s own Herbie Desseyn and Lynn Allred for doing a great job organizing this event and to the whole Board of Directors for their leadership and presence. P

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Friday 4The Fabulous Thunderbirds - Oyster Point Park (NN) Black Joe Lewis & The Honey Bears - Friday Cheers / Brown’s Island (R) Jukes Boogie Trio - Cock Island Bar and Grill (P)Michael Clark Band featuring Tracy Clark & the MCB Horns - Club Royal Blue (VB)Grant Austin Taylor - HK on the Bay

Saturday 5 Blues Empacts - Corner Pocket (W) Planet Full of Blues - Concerts on the Green (Gloucester Courthouse)Doc Robin Band - Norfolk Botanical Garden Eagle Festival (N) 10 am and onwardM.S.G.-the Acoustic Blues Trio - Showcase Performance, Northeast Regional Folk Alliance, 1-Day Conference (Washington, DC)

Friday 11Tim Morgan & the Mojo Brothers - Capital Ale House (R)Planet Full of Blues - White Dog Inn (Mathews, VA)Bobby BlackHat & Larry B. - Riverwalk Restaurant (Y)Julius Pittman & the Revival – Enzo’s (R)Michael Clark Band featuring Tracy Clark & the MCB Horns - Capital Ale House (R)

Saturday 12J.D. Silvia Band - Lazy Horse (C)Julius Pittman & the Revival - Bluefish Tournament (Reedville, VA)M.S.G..-the Acoustic Blues Trio - House Concert – Will & Alona Williamson (Burke, VA)

Monday 14Jackie Scott & the Housewreckers – Mom’s Day @ The Penthouse – TapHouse (H)

Thursday 17Jukes Boogie Trio - South Beach Grill (VB)

Friday 18Carolina Chocolate Drops - Friday Cheers / Brown’s Island (R)Julius Pittman & the Revival - 24th Street Stage (VB) Michael Clark Band featuring Tracy Clark & the MCB Horns - The Alley (NN)

Saturday 19Jonny Lang - The National (R)J.J. Grey & Mofro – Brown’s Island (R)Julius Pittman & the Revival – McCook’s Grill (R)Grant Austin Taylor - Virginia Beach Convention Center (VB) Grant Austin Taylor - Virginia Living Museum (NN)

Friday 25 Jukes Boogie Trio - Portside Inn (VB)

Saturday 26J.D. Silvia Band – O’Sullivan’s Wharf (N) Bobby BlackHat Band – Mary Helen’s (H)

Sunday 27Planet Full of Blues – Kelly’s Gingernut Pub (Cape Charles, VA)Michael Clark Band featuring Tracy Clark & the MCB Horns - 17th Street Stage (VB)

MAY CALENDARBlues CD Reviews - Jack CampbellLLOYD JONESHighway Boundlloydjonesmusic.comwww.underworldindierecords.com

If you have never been to Portland, Oregon you may have never heard of Lloyd Jones. Out there he is nothing short of a legend. His songs have been covered by Joe Louis Walker, Clarence Gatemouth Brown, and Coco Montoya. He has won over 30 local awards in Portland and Seattle, a Lifetime Achievement Award from

the Cascade Blues Association, and was inducted into the Oregon Music Hall of Fame in 2007. So you can see he is highly praised in his own backyard. He has also shared the stage with a veritable Who’s Who of national blues recording artists.

Jones’s style has been described as swampy, “stinkier than year old cheese,” a raw growl, and a virtuoso finger picker. He has appeared solo, in duos, and with his full band called “The Lloyd Jones Struggle.” Highway Bound showcases his solo acoustic side with the help of friends Charlie Musselwhite and Curtis Salgado on harmonica on two different cuts. He has only two original songs on this effort. The balance is a collection of dignified tributes to some classic old blues tunes. I like them all, but my favorites would have to be: “Ice Cream Man” (which was written by John Brim way back in 1953), “No More Crying” and “Travelin’ On” (the two Jones original), and “Careless Love” (originally done by W. C. Handy).


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The Winning Ticket goes to...JR Johnson Bottle Slide Resonator Guitar

Bob Hickey (he had just joined NBN that night!)

Cephas & Wiggins CDsJill Fromewick

Grab bags of NBN’s various blues CDs went to many winners.All tickets were pulled by a young girl from the audience.

Thank you goes to Lynn C. Volpefor donating the full set of Cephas & Wiggins CDs.

Dawn BrownBette BurkusDave BurkusDale ButcherVaughn Deel

Anne EdwardsResa Gibbs

Mark T. Greene

Bruce HarrellBob HickeyMike HiltonBeth Jarock

Drew LandmanKate LandmanDeb MalendaJackie Merritt

Charlie OgdenHelen Ogden

Angelique OttobreLorena RiceMary Shaffer

MaryAnn Toboz

A Big Thank You to all our Hampton Acoustic Blues Revival Volunteers!

coming soon BLUES AT THE BEACH FESTIVAL

Saturday Sept 8 (in order of performance)

~ The Incognito Brothers~ Julius Pittman & The Revival~ Andrew “Jr Boy” Jones~ Teeny Tucker~ Ronnie Baker Brooks

Friday Sept 7 (in order of performance)

~ The J.D. Silvia Band~ Bobby Messano~ Li’l Ronnie’s Blues Harmonica Revue featuring Mitch Kashmar, Bob Corritore, Kurt Crandall & Li’l Ronnie and the Grand Dukes

Plus Workshops throughout the weekend. Don’t forget about the NBN’s big After-Party at The Jewish Mother on Friday Sept. 7th. More details on the way!

coming soonBAYOU BOOGALOOThe 23rd Annual Bayou Boogaloo & Cajun Food Festival June 21 - 24, 2012, Town Point Park, Norfolk, VA Confirmed ArtistsAaron Neville Quintet feat. Charles Neville, Marcia Ball, John Mooney & Bluesiana, Robert Randolph & The Family Band, Cowboy Mouth, Big Sam’s Funky Nation, Red Stick Ramblers, Vagabond Swing. NEED VOLUNTEERS!NBN is looking for volunteers to staff their Merchandising Tent (Fri-Sun), and Beer Tent (Saturday only).

You will receive Free admission to the festival for the day that you volunteer. To volunteer, either go to the event page on the website or email:[email protected]


First Friday Courtyard ConcertSThe Portsmouth Partnership hosts free concerts from 5-8 pm on the First Friday of each month at the Portsmouth Art and Cultural Center, located at the intersection of High and Court Streets in Olde Towne Portsmouth. Fair-weather concerts are held in the outdoor courtyard of the 1846 Courthouse; in the event of inclement weather shows are moved indoors. Beverages are available!

May 4 Woody Beckner Quartet jazzJune 1 More Cowbell blues / rockJuly 6 H.M. Johnson Band bluesAug. 3 Robbin Thompson acoustic guitar/ vocalsSept. 7 Bobby “BlackHat” Walters bluesOct. 5 Mike Proffitt acoustic guitar / vocalsNov. 2 Jimmy Masters Trio jazz

COMPANY MEMBERSWe want to thank our Company Members for their continual support of the Blues.

Be sure to pay them a visit and and consider them for their goods or Services.

Stuart Burnley Hermitage Farms Nursery

Bruce Harlow The Original Rhondels

Insource Consulting

Jeff Miller Dirt Cheap Blues Dance Club

Scotty Miller Jewish Mother Hilltop (Va Beach) Jewish Mother Backstage (Norfolk)

Seven Venues/Attucks Discovery Music Series

Steve Wilkins Wilkins & Associates, Inc.

Tim & Ruth Morgan Ruth & Tim Enterprises

CORPORATE SPONSORSWe want to thank our Corporate Sponsors for their support of the Blues.

Be sure to pay them a visit and and consider them for their goods or Services.

Rachel Screen PrintingMartha Bond, Don Burgess, Aaron Fulcher,

Tonoa Hayden, Aaron Hyosh, Bob Judd

Window WorldKaren Bailey, Kendal Breiner, Andrew Clore,

Steve Freppon, Justin Kauffman, John Kinney, Ashley Nelson-Knepper, David & Taunia Reed, Josh Reed

NEW MEMBERS & RENEWALS

John AndyBill Cann & Debbie

AntonucciLloyd BingerWilliam BondDawn Brown

Mark BrownellStuart & Beth Burnley

William CampbellSteven CannardJohn Coleman

William CollinsRay ConnerCraig Corey

Robert CrossJerry & Toni Powers

DiggsLisa & Dan Gauldin

Les HallRobert Haugland

Bob HickeyRob & Susie HoganJim & Robin Kruger

Thomas LarsenBeverly LevinsonJohn LivingstonClayton Maguire

David Martin

Eugene MasonO’Keefe Properties

Jennifer PowersGeney RancornRobin ShaversKeith Sudduth

Tommy ThompsonRobin Van TyneCecelia Warren

Michael WilliamsWill WilshireRoland Young

Thanks to the following new members or renewals over the last couple of months. Your support is helping to keep the Natchel’ Blues Network and blues music in Hampton Roads alive!


MAY / JUNEBLUES BIRTHDAYS

MAY1

Big Maybelle Little Walter Jacobs

3Homesick James

James Brown

5Blind Willie McTell

7James “Sparky” Rucker

8Robert Johnson

Papa John CreachPhil Wiggins

9A.C. Reed

Bob Margolin

11Kansas Joe McCoy

12Guy Davis

15Larry Johnson

16Cleveland Chenier

17Taj Mahal

18Big Joe Turner

19Jimmy Thackery

20Sterling “Satan” Magee

26Mamie Smith

27Junior Parker

28T-Bone Walker

JUNE1

Lafayette LeakeMose Vinson

2Baby Doo Caston

3Memphis Minnie

Jimmy Rogers

4Tinsley Ellis

6S.P. LearyRaful Neal

8James Harman

Les Paul

9Skip JamesJohnny Ace

10Hattie McDaniel

Howlin’ Wolf

12Kenny Wayne Shepherd

15Eddie Hinton

18Sara Martin

Jimmy Cheatham

19Jerry “Boogie” McCain

20Lazy Lester Johnson

22Ella Johnson

23Helen HumesLucille Spann

25Clifton Chenier

26Big Bill Broonzy

27Big Moose Walker

28David “Honeyboy”

Edwards

30Roy Buchanan

Blues CD Reviews - Brian “The Bluesman” BeachumBIG JAMES & THE CHICAGO PLAYBOYSThe Big Payback (Live)Blind Pig Records BPCD 5143www.blindpigrecords.com

When I first listened to The Big Payback (Live), I had to move the furniture back in place in my living room. You see, I’d cleared out the place to make room to dance! You can’t help it with this CD. You can’t keep still, keep seated, and keep from shakin’ a tail feather with this one! If you do, you need to seek medical

attention, quick. Okay, I’ve given away way too much up front.

Big James Montgomery and his big horn band, The Chicago Playboys, have put together a wonderful collection of blues, funk and soul on one live CD that is a party from start to finish. From the screaming horns and Big Man Montgomery’s vocals on the opening tune, “The Blues Will Never Die,” this up-tempo number just rips. They follow that up with the title cut, a James Brown classic, “The Big Payback.” Now, it takes guts to take on a James Brown cut, but Big James & The Chicago Playboys do it mighty fine with their own saucy funk. One bad bass line right over a mean guitar rhythm with the ever-present horns, just to add the punch. Add Big James vocals and you’ve got it. Add some other top cuts like the horn-heavy Otis Clay classic “Trying To Live My Life Without You,” the Magic Sam classic “That’s Why I’m Crying,” and the Big James original “Low Down Dirty Blues” and you’ve got one big party. This CD just never quits. And you won’t want to ever quit playing it. It’s just one of those parties on a disc. Move the furniture and have a great time.

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BLUES RADIO SHOWSWHRV 89.5 FMBlues Stage with

Melvin Van PeeblesThursday @ Midnight

Out of the Box with Paul ShugrueMonday-Thursday 7-9 pm

Saturday 1-5 pm

A Shot of the Blues with Paul Shugrue

Friday 8-10 pm

Blues Before Sunrise with Steve Cushing

Sunday 1-6 am

WHOV 88.1 FMNothin’ But the BluesWednesday 7-10 pm

WFOS FM 88.7Blues Traffic Jam

with Jerry Carter, Mon.-Fri. 3-7pm

WRVS FM 89.9Elizabeth City, NC

(can be picked up in Virginia Beach, Chesapeake, and parts of Norfolk & Suffolk)

www.cooolcat.com

WEEKLYBLUES JAMS

EVERY TUESDAY NIGHT!Open Mic at Boar’s Nest (N)

EVERY THURSDAY NIGHT!Open Mic at Mojo Bones (N)

Hosted by David Welsh

Open Mic at Mary Helen’s (H) Hosted by Black White Blues Band

or Jones & Company

Acoustic Blues Jam Victorian Station (Phoebus)

EVERY 3rd FRIDAY!6p-8:30p Open Mic at Quality Music Ctr. (C)(No drum kits, mostly acoustic/

some amplified.)

EVERY SATURDAY!Open Session 2p-4p at Quality Music Ctr. (C)

Free = No Admission $ = Admission ChargeFree / $ = Portions of the event are Free, others portions have an Admission Charge

5/19 26th Annual Carolina Blues Festival, Festival Park, Greensboro, NC ($)Smokin’ Joe Kubek and B’Nois King, Eric Gales, E.G. Kight, plus much more.

5/19-20 Chesapeake Bay Blues Festival, Sandy Point State Park, Annapolis MD ($)Tedeschi Trucks Band, Jonny Lang, JJ Grey & Mofro, Big Head Todd & The Monsters, Shemekia Copeland, Janiva Magness, Delta Guitar Slingers, Honey Island Swamp Band, plus much more.

5/31-6/3 Western Maryland Blues Festival, Various Venues, Hagerstown MD (Free / $) Walter Trout, Matt Schofield, Ronnie Earl, Bobby Parker, Moreland & Arbuckle, Walter “Wolfman” Washington, Trampled Under Foot, The Lee Boys, plus more TBA.

6/10 23rd Annual Louisiana Swamp Romp, Wolf Trap Filene Center, Vienna VA ($) Allen Toussaint, Dirty Dozen Brass Band, Big Sam’s Funky Nation.

6/21-24 23rd Annual Bayou Boogaloo & Cajun Food Festival, Town Point Park, Norfolk, VA ($) Robert Randolph & The Family Band, Aaron Neville Quintet feat. Charles Neville, Marcia Ball, Cowboy Mouth, Big Sam’s Funky Nation, Red Stick Ramblers, John Mooney & Bluesiana, plus more TBA.

6/23 Colonial Beach Blues Festival, Colonial Beach VA ($)Johnny Winter, Bill Kirchen, The Nighthawks, + more TBA

8/3-5 Riverfront Blues Festival, Tubman-Garrett Park, Wilmington DE ($)The Brooks Family Dynasty, Kenny Neal & the Neal Family, Lil’ Ed & the Blues Imperials, Southern Hospitality, The Nighthawks, Royal Southern Brotherhood + more TBA

8/18 20th Hot August Blues Festival, Oregon Ridge Park Cockeysville, MD ($) Gov’t Mule, Trombone Shorty, Magic Slim & The Teardrops, + more TBA

2012 MID-ATLANTIC BLUES & ROOTS FESTIVALS

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NBN’s MISSION• Promote, perpetuate, and preserve Blues music as a true American art form.

• Develop and provide an educational resource for the community (i.e. schools, churches, civic organizations, etc.) as to the history and evolution of the Blues.

• Disseminate information to and act as a network for Blues musicians and others interested in the Blues, both locally and nationally.

• Advocate and work toward an increase in contributed support for the Blues in the Greater Hampton Roads area.

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2012 blues hall of fame inducteesCongratulations to this very distinguished class of inductees. Charter members will be in attendance in Memphis on May 9, the night before the Blues Music Awards, when each is inducted.

Individuals: Billy Boy Arnold; Mike Bloomfield; Buddy & Ella Johnson; Lazy Lester; Furry Lewis; Horst Lippmann and Fritz Rau; Matt “Guitar” Murphy; Doc Pomus; Pervis Spann; Frank Stokes; and Allen Toussaint.

Classics of Blues Literature: Bessie, by Chris Albertson (1972 & 2003) and The Voice of the Blues: Classic Interviews from Living Blues Magazine, edited by Jim O’Neal & Amy van Singel (2001)

Classic of Blues Recording: Single/Album Track: “It Hurts Me Too” by Tampa Red (1940); “Pine Top’s Boogie Woogie” by Pine Top Smith (1928); and “All Your Love” by Magic Sam (1957)

Classic of Blues Recording: Album: Damn Right, I’ve Got the Blues by Buddy Guy (1991) and Bad Influence by Robert Cray (1984)

The induction ceremony will be held Wednesday, May 9, at the Memphis Marriott Downtown in Memphis, Tennessee, the night before the 33rd Blues Music Awards. The Blues Foundation is currently engaged in a $3.5 million campaign to establish a physical Blues Hall of Fame at its headquarters at 421 South Main in downtown Memphis.

On May 10, the night after the Blues Hall of Fame inductions, The Blues Foundation will present the Blues Music Awards for the 33rd time. Performers, industry representatives, and fans from around the world will celebrate the best in Blues recording, songwriting and performance from the previous year at the Memphis Cook Convention Center in downtown Memphis. The evening will see performances by 2012 Hall of Fame inductees and Blues Music Award nominees.


BluesConnectAre you a Player looking for a Band? Do you have a Band and looking for a Player? Looking for music or sound equipment? Or just new to the area and want to say hi?

We are launching a new companion site - NBN BluesConnect. Aimed at connecting local musicians, bands, venues and businesses together. Help us add to the BluesConnections by posting either your or a business contact info under each page.

www.natchelblues.org/bluesconnect

Blues CD Reviews - Brian “The Bluesman” BeachumMARY BRIDGET DAVIES Wanna Feel Somethin’Self-Releasewww.marybridgetdavies.com

Mary Bridget Davies’ breakout release, Wanna Feel Somethin’, is fresh off her second place finish at the 2011 International Blues Challenge in Memphis, TN. Davies and her outstanding four-piece band recorded this 10-song set in Kansas City, punctuated by one screaming hot horn section. The CD features eight original tunes that showcase the writing strengths of guitarist Dave Hayes and bassist Gary Roberts, and the band’s true form to turn up the heat on some great sets.

Right out the gate, Davies’ vocals take off to the sky on “Your Kinda Love.” You’ve almost cleared the smoke outta the room on “Same Ol’ Blues.” The title track never quits! “Wanna Feel Somethin’” really shows off Mary’s vocal talents. Chris Hazelton brings in a mean B3 solo and Joe Voye just keeps pounding the beat on those drums! The last song on the CD, “Thunder and Lightnin’,” reminded me of the San Francisco-based ‘70s band, Cold Blood, with their hard-drivin’ horns and signature lead vocalist, Lydia Pense.

The fact is, this entire CD never quits. From hard-driving, gut-wrenching blues to some tender gospel-influenced rhythms on a few tunes, this collection just keeps delivering great high-quality blues that you wanna play right on through. Not a bad cut on here. Top Downloads: “Wanna Feel Somethin’,” “Your Kinda Love,” “Thunder and Lightnin’,” “Same Ol’ Blues.”

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Amy Ferebee - 757-434-5385Back Alley Hoo Doo - Jack Mace - 804-513-4692 Bartones – Bruce Gray – 757-622-7235Black White Blues – Carlton Newsome – 757-947-4669Blues Cats - Gary Thon - 757-926-4422Blues Committee - Shar Wolff - 757-947-7713Blues Empacts – Bill Kelly – 757-229-9672Blues Xchange – Tommy Parker – 757-498-3545Bobby “BlackHat” Walters - 757-871-5485Bryan Dunn – 757-631-8790C-Street - John Holt - 757-508-9966Clarence Turner Band - Clarence Turner - 240-988-9375 Corporate Woods Drive - Jay Einhorn - 757-748-6775Cosmo Kings - Randy Smith - 757-255-0648Creek - Ron Nichols – 757-469-6425Crimson Velvet - Ron Hanchin - 757-289-7324 Darryl Ellyson - 804-751-0237 dc3 – Dave Coghill – 757-463-2384DOAD – Ted Doty – 757-486-9740Doc Robin & Friends - Doc Robin 757-593-7820Duchess Wilder – 757-724-3824Elifino – Mike “Mad Dog” Reid – 757-615-3788Fat Tony – Sandy Martin – 757-406-2425Freeborn Blues Band – Dan Lubertazzi – 757-872-8580Full Phase - Otis Brooks – 757-595-3872Grant Austin Taylor Band – David Taylor – 757-439-2064HammerHead Blues – Phil Branton – 757-483-1350H.M. Johnson Band – Carlton Lillard – 757-547-4506Holly Road – Michael Goldberg – 757-431-8722HRB Blues Band - Herbie Desseyn - 757-679-9671In Layman Terms - Sandra Layman - 813-778-2054 Incognito Brothers – Ron Parker – 757-481-6425Jackie Scott & the Housewreckers - Jackie Scott - 757-777-7127John Baldwin Group – John Baldwin – 757-735-4409Julius Pittman & the Revival - Julius Pittman – 757-634-1816 Justin Pietrowski Trio - Dave Dail - 757-619-5974Larry Van Slawson - 757-335-2432Michael Clark Band – Michael Clark – 757-418-1788More Cowbell - Jeff Karr - 757-624-5225M.S.G.-The Acoustic Blues Trio – Jackie Merritt – 757-722-5811Next Weeks Blues - Dennis Lighthart - 252-642-2701Pig Foot Riot - Geo Jacopec - 210-836-6522 Planet Full of Blues – Tharon Greene – 804-815-3016Rhythm Kings – Mike Coghill – 757-460-6414Right Time for the Blues – Reggie Barber – 757-237-6920Rock and Blues Society Band – James S. Georgo 757-581-3363Ron Fetner - ronfetner.com - 757-810-0599 Rooster Foot - Seth Stainback - 903-343-7424 RYLO – Gabriel Baesen – 757-729-4660Shakedown – Howard Anby – 757-566-3770Shelly Craig-Potter – 757-546-1528Stevie Hoover - 570-902-9331Straight Up Blues Band - Jimmy Williams 757-289-3117Sweet Papa & the Too Hot Blues Crew - Ernie Williams - 757-855-7461T-Ford 2 Blues Project – Teaford Webber – 757-287-8784The Bush League - John-Jason Cecil - 804-744-2603 The Janitors – Danny Morgan – 757-437-4419The J.D. Silvia Band - J.D. Silvia - 757-376-2468 The Jukes Boogie Trio - Tom Dikon 757-262-8525 The Mike Lucci Band – Mike Lucci – 804-814-4298Tim Morgan & the Mojo Brothers – Tim Morgan – 757-875-0447Tom Larsen Band – Tom Larsen – 410-651-9457

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