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When songs, phrases, and stories come to Marla, she knows it’s a clarion call to duty she must heed. “A Gun” was one of those cases.

Remembering Stones mainstay Charlie Watts on what would have been his 81st birthday.

Welcome to Windy City Wednesday. This newest offering from American Blues Scene will share classic and sometimes forgotten blues albums…

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!

The album will be available on CD exclusively to the Music Maker Listeners Circle on June 1 and will be available to the general public streaming July 1.

“I decided to cover ‘Dust My Broom’ because of Robert Johnson and Elmore James.”

An interview with Edgar, who proves categorically that his muse is as artistically vibrant as his brother’s entire catalog.

“Tell Me Baby” is off of the album ‘Burn it All Down’ to be released on September 9th!

For today’s edition of Windy City Wednesday, we look back to the 2012 review of Spider Eating Preacher by Eddie…

McLean has referred to the song as “an indescribable photograph of America that I tried to capture in words and music.” He is currently on a 50th Anniversary American World Pie World Tour that has him booked into 67 venues, and he’s also just released a children’s book called ‘American Pie: A Fable.’