(CLARKSDALE, MS) Spring is rapidly springing, and that means that festival season is upon us! This weekend’s Juke Joint Festival, Saturday, April 12th, in Clarksdale, Mississippi is the unofficial blues festival season kickoff. The fest may only be celebrating its 11th edition, but it is already the stuff of blues legend. The American Blues Scene Magazine will be on hand for it’s annual coverage of the festival, with FREE editions of the brand new American Blues Scene Magazine featuring Buddy Guy. “2013 was the biggest Juke Joint Festival yet, and so far, 2014 looks to top it,” according to festival co-organizer Roger Stolle. “Last year, we had…
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Mississippi’s oldest music museum to honor the life and influence of the Delta native
with events throughout month
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In celebration of her upcoming nine-date stint on the 2014 Experience Hendrix Tour, this afternoon Ana Popovic has officially released a riveting, slashing, sexy cover of “Can You See Me” from the Jimi Hendrix Experience’s landmark 1967 album, Are You Experienced. Popovic will begin the tour in Wilkes Barre, Pennsylvania, where she’ll share the stage with Buddy Guy, Jonny Lang, Brad Whitford of Aerosmith, Zakk Wylde, Kenny Wayne Shepherd, Eric Johnson and Dweezil Zappa. “I’ve always found it challenging to cover Hendrix tunes,” says Popovic of the video. “There is really not much you can do. His tunes are already worked out to their max. The arrangements,…
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