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“The blues is such an amazing musical form in that its structural simplicity is an easy entry way for people learning and yet it is capable of expressing such depth and richness. It has endless variations within those forms.  We need all the ways we can get for people to communicate both the joy and sadness, to acknowledge our pain and in doing so find a way for...


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“Music is a universal language. Even without words, people understand and feel its meaning. From children to the elderly. Everyone has memories connected to music; a year, an event, good times, bad times. How it affects the people is simple, if  they like it they'll stick around, dance to the music, singalong with the lyrics and feel fre...


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“Well, I think the blues is an essential part of the cultural heritage of the African American community. It’s also music that many later rock, soul, and funk artists owe a great deal to. So it absolutely deserves the attention and respect of musicologists and researchers.”

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The blues refuses to lie. It looks pain in the face and sings anyway. It says, this happened, and I am still here. For me, the blues feels like home. When the band locks in and the audience is right there with us, it just feels right.”

Dana Fuchs: Music, Life & the Blues


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"What I miss the most is real music record stores...real radio too. The whole industry today is pretty awful...everything is too overexposed and there is no myth or legend about bands anymore. Back in the day, the only way you could see the band was if they had a picture on the record or if you went to a show or saw them in a fan magazine or on a tv show like Ed Sullivan....


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