LIVING BLUES Magazine #267 (2020) TUTU JONES, DALLAS BLUES, JAMIAH ROGERS

Description: Living Blues #267 July/August 2020 WHAT'S INSIDE: MAKE YOUR VOICE HEARD! VOTE in the 2020 Living Blues Awards. (voting has ended) Tutu Jones We Never Quit. We Die in Music By Scott M. Bock South Dallas bluesman Tutu Jones burst onto the scene as a hot, fresh young guitarist in the 1990s. Things didn’t necessarily work out as planned over the next two decades but Jones has never given up. A little older and a lot wiser, now he is ready to be heard. Jamiah Rogers I Want to Continue Playing the Blues By Mike Stephenson Chicago’s Jamiah Rogers is just 25 but his presence in the local scene is exploding. One of the most popular young local blues artists today, Jamiah Rogers is the face of the future of Chicago blues. Blues Everywhere I Go By Jim DeKoster A list of 50 songs that capture the blues in some of its many venues. The First Time I Heard the Blues . . . By Jas Obrecht We all recall our first truly memorable experience with the blues, even blues artists themselves. We explore some of these moments from the pages of LB’s first 25 years. Let It Roll B.B. King, Live at the Regal, ABC Records, Chicago, November 20–21, 1964 By Jas Obrecht Recorded over two nights at the legendary Regal Theater in Chicago, B.B. King’s Live at the Regal is one of the greatest live recordings in the history of the blues. Record Reviews New Releases: Bettye LaVette, Linsey Alexander, and Dorothy MooreReissues: The Staple Singers, John Lee Hooker, and Johnny Otis Editorial Blues News Artist to Artist with Lamont Jack Pearley Breaking Out – The M.S.G. Acoustic Blues Trio LB Talks to Steve Howell Book Reviews Obituaries Radio Charts Cover photo by Gene Tomko Tutu Jones performing at the Eastside Kings Festival, Austin, Texas, September 14, 2019.

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