Texas Blues Radio
- Monday 6-8pm
Although I like many styles of music, whether listening or playing guitar my first love will always be the blues. On my show I try to feature all styles from the Classic Blues of the early 1920's to 1930's Country Blues to 1950's Chicago Blues right up to contemporary artists. And, of course, all the great local Bluesers. North Texas is fortunate to be the home of many outstanding Blues musicians. I've been playing the Blues on KNON since 1987 and will continue as long as they let me or until someone has to pry those dusty old 78's from my cold, dead fingers. ;-) Hope you can tune in from 6-8pm every Monday! Give me a call during my show at Metro 972-647-1893 if there is something you would like to hear. JMAC
Comments
6.10pm 24/10/2011
At around 6.10-6.15pm on Monday 24 of October you played an amazing song, an insturmental blues jam featuring prominent guitar and sax leads. I missed the artist and the song title and I'd really like to hear more tunes by the artist as well as the one already played so if you could tell me who it was that would be greatly appreciated. I would also like to thank you for bringing a brilliant blues show to Dallas/Ft. Worth for a Scouse ex-pat who grew up on Soul, Blues and Jazz its invaluable to have a radio show to ease the homesickness.
Instrumental Blues Jam
NorthernSoulie - I've slept since then (and leave my play lists at the station) but, best I recall, that was the song T & A Boogie from Texas Slim's latest CD Lucky Mojo on the Feelin' Good label. It's the last cut on the CD.Thanks!
March 21 Monday at 7:00
You guys played an amazing blues track March 21 monday night at 7pm and want to know who sings it.I think its called: I love you so baby, more than you'll ever know.But the versions i found don't have the lyrics at the end when he says: When I get back home, will it be ok.
Here's a Guess
I didn't play any tune with a title anything like that but, based on 7:00 PM I'm guessing it was probably "When I Get Back Home" by Mike Morgan and the Crawl from Mike's CD "Stronger Every Day" on the Severn label. It is an excellent CD and if you liked that tune you'll probably like everything else.
JMAC
Tadeusz
Tha album name is:
I don't know which track JMac played, but I'll e-mail him and have him respond.
Tadeusz Nalepa
The track I played on Monday (12/06) was Tak Przez Caly Czas which translates as "Yes All The Time."
The CD, Zlota Kolekcja, is listed on Amazon.com and other online retailers but I have yet to find one that has it in stock. Zlota Kolekcja is a "best of" CD so the tracks may be available on other releases. Tadeusz Nalepa's official website has a discography (in Polish).
JMAC
Tadeusz Nalepa
Loved the cut by Tadeusz Nalepa. Trying to find the album with little luck. Anyone know the name of the song and the album?
Tadeusz cd
Tadeusz Nalepa-Dboj o milosc-zlota
He's a Polish blues guy who passed away a few years ago. A listener donated the CD to KNON awhile back. Do a google search to learn more. I have no idea where to buy one.
Don O.
Tadeusz
Found the name and background on the internet, as well as 5 different albums, but none of the posted tracks sounded like the one played. Can't find more with out an album or song name.
Dave MacKenzie - Rats in my kitchen
Loved the "Got Rats in my Kitchen" song. I would love to hear more of Dave MacKenzie.
Blues festival this week-end in Frog, Texas. Need some informat
Do you have a link or know of a link concerning the concert this week-end in Frog, Texas? It's an annual gig and would like some more information on it. Thanks.
The 1969s - FREE EP for download.
New Dallas blues band, The 1969s, recently released a four song EP online. The music is best described as "Party Blues" and pulls from the bands heroes like R.L. Burnside, Muddy Waters and Robert Pete Williams. The 1969s just finished recording 14 songs for a full length release but are offering this EP for free download to anyone. Give it a listen. Have a party.http://the1969s.bandcamp.com/
Becki Sue & her Big Rockin' Daddies! new cd, Big Rockin' Boogie
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