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"Blues music"
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Blues Music
(38)
Musicians
(16)
Jazz
(7)
Local Musicians
(6)
Blues Singers
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Magazine Article
(19)
Newspaper Article
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Biography
(4)
Videocassette
(1)
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Conrads, David
(3)
Stacy a Jeffress
(2)
Gary Putthoff
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Paul Crump
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March 12006
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1999
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1.
A Conversation with Ron Teamer
February 2008
Interview with Ron Teamer, a Kansas City blues musician and guitarist/vocalist for the Ron Teamer Band. In the article, Teamer discusses when he first started playing guitar and life experiences that have...
2.
An Afternoon with Jay McShann
June/July 2006
Interview with Jay McShann, in which he discusses his jazz education, playing with Joe Turner, and his upbringing in a religious family.
3.
Annetta "Cotton Candy" Washington, In Rememberance
February 2008
A collection of stories by various Kansas City musicians in remembrance of Annetta "Cotton Candy" Washington, "Kansas City's Queen of the Blues," who passed away on Dec. 25, 2007.
"Mama's Tribute"...
4.
Arts: Keeping the Blues Alive in KC
August 2001
Photo and article about the history of the Kansas City Blues Society, founded in 1981 at the Charlotte Street Mission and growing to become "a national force" by 2001 with signing of several prominent...
5.
Big Joe Turner
November/24/1985
Obituary article about Big Joe Turner, an early Kansas City blues singer dying at the age of 74 on November 24, 1985 in California. Former singer and bartender "at the Sunset Club, owned by Felix Payne,...
6.
Biography of Jay McShann (1916-2006), Pianist and Bandleader
2007;
7.
Biography of Joe Turner (1911-1985), Blues Vocalist
1999
8.
Biography of Julia Lee (1902-1958), Singer and Pianist
1999
9.
Biography of Little Hatch (1921-2003), Blues Musician
2003
10.
Blues Family Joins Forces to Benefit Local Matriarch
March 19, 2004
A benefit concert is to be held on Friday, March 19, 2004, for local Blues singer, Annetta "Cotton Candy" Washington who has sung the Blues locally for decades. Recent health problems and the need for...
11.
Blues for Passing of a 'Piano Man'
May/24/2000
File containing a photo and obituary for James Leroy Searcy, or Roy Searcy (1919-2001), a "fixture in the local music scene since he moved to Kansas City in May 1942." Native of Mississippi coming here...
12.
Clear Your Calendar -- Stan's Big Joe Turner Birthday Bash Coming May 20!
May 1, 2006
Article announces the May 20, 2006 celebration of Big Joe Turner's birthday by the Kansas City Blues Society. Turner (whose birth date is actually May 18th), is best remembered for his original version...
13.
Coda Jazz Fund Steps up to Honor KC Musician
March 22, 2008
King Alex Littlejohn died March 15, 2008. Although Littlejohn worked 45 years as a paper-cutter at Tension Envelope Corp. before retiring in January 2000, he played with a number of famous blues artists...
14.
Confessin' the Blues
October, 2003
Article describing the life and music of Jay McShann, blues and jazz legend from Kansas City.
15.
Confessin' the Blues, The Music of Jay McShann
1986
16.
East Bottoms 'Saloon' is Tops
August 23, 2006
The "e-interviews" column features Frank Hicks who opened up Knucklehead's Saloon at 2715 Rochester Avenue a few years ago. It is a top Blues club.
17.
Festival Slakes Taste for KC Traditions
June 19, 2005
The first Rhythm & Ribs at 18th and Vine was an attenpt to revive the tradition of jazz and blues festivals while combining two of Kansas City's symbols.
18.
Finding Juke Joints in Kansas City in the '50's
March 1, 2006
Article recalls the author's experiences in historic Kansas City "juke joints," known for their blues music and barbecue. Mentioned by name are the Jackson Inn at 39th and Jackson (also once known as the...
19.
Grand Emporium Will Pass Baton, But the Music Will Play On
May 28, 2004
Article describes the "passing of a live music venue" in the form of the Grand Emporium's new ownership. The club, located at 3832 Main St., was sold by owner Roger Naber in 2004, and the keys were "turned...
20.
In Memory of Jim Laforte (1946-2010)
July 2010
Eulogy and remembrances for Kansas City R&B vocalist Jim LaForte (62) who passed away recently. Laforte was a founding member and leader of the Harling's Upstairs afternoon band in the 1980s. A memorial...
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