Editor’s note: This is part two of our interview with the scholar, memoirist, and blues harmonica player. You can find part one here. Adam Gussow is perhaps best known for his partnership with Mississippi born guitarist Sterling “Mr. Satan” Magee as the duo Satan and Adam. A full-length documentary titled Satan & Adam premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival and streamed on Netflix from 2019 to 2021. The duo toured with Bo Diddley and opened for Buddy Guy, David “Honeyboy” Edwards, Otis Clay, Johnny Winter, and Jimmy Thackery. A scholar and memoirist, Adam is a professor of English and Southern Studies at the…
Author: Brant Buckley
Brant Buckley
Brant Buckley is a Berklee College of Music graduate, songwriter, and guitar teacher with a passion for both creating and sharing music. He is also a published writer and a professional tennis instructor, blending artistry and discipline in all he does.
‘Whose Blues?’ empathetically confronts racial issues within the contemporary blues music community and blues music of the past.
Early Times talks about his latest release ‘Electric City,’ featuring Bobby Rush and Eliza Neals, as well as his new guitar model!
Andrea De Luca was born in Rome, Italy and began playing guitar at the age of six. “My dad used to play many great records during my childhood and my mom used to be a folk singer-songwriter,” he says. Andrea started playing in bands at age sixteen and led his own band as a front man. Andrea has been an opening act for Johnny Winter and Ennio and Andrea Morricone. Renowned American Jazz Artist Mark Peterson says, “Andrea De Luca is a true blues artist. He is a kindred soul to the masters of music and he will add to…
A Q&A with author/drummer/computer programmer Stefan Mischook!
A piano player for over twenty years specializing in classical music, jazz, and improvisation he created Magic Keys, a mixed reality piano learning app.
An interview with Bill Manaris, author of ‘Making Music with Computers: Creative Programming in Python.’
A discussion with Dom Flemons is a master class in blues, country blues, folk, and how all those forms connect.
A discussion with Dom Flemons is a master class in blues, country blues, folk, and how all those forms connect. In part one of our interview, we learn about the American Songster’s favorite artists, how Arizona shapes his sound, what he’s currently working on, his radio show, and much more!
“I decided to cover ‘Dust My Broom’ because of Robert Johnson and Elmore James.”