ACOUSTIC FOLK/ROOTS/BLUEGRASS MUSIC CALENDAR FOR SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
compiled by Mary Katherine Aldin
This calendar is provided as a completely free service. The listings are free (there is no charge to list a show) and there is no charge to access these listings. If you have items which you wish to submit for consideration for inclusion, please send them to me at mkaldin at aol dot com. While there is no deadline per se, since the calendar is updated regularly, sooner is always better than later; the sooner you get the listings to me, the longer time they will spend "up" on the calendar and the more people will be able to see it.
NOTE: PLEASE CALL AHEAD TO CONFIRM THESE SHOWS and ticket availability. DUE TO THE CORONAVIRUS, MANY SHOWS ARE BEING CANCELLED OR POSTPONED. I'll indicate that where known, but please call for last minute info!!
Friday March 13 KINKY FRIEDMAN
McCabe's, 3101 W. Pico Blvd., Santa Monica; 8:00 p.m.
(310) 828-4497
Friday March 13 THE SALTY SUITES plus IKES CREEK
Coffee Gallery Backstage, 2029 No. Lake Ave., Altadena; 8:00 p.m.
(626) 798-6236
Saturday March 14 SARAH LEE GUTHRIE
Grand Annex, 434 W. 6th St., San Pedro; 8:00 p.m.
(310) 833-4813
**CANCELLED** Saturday March 14 Bluegrass with SIDELINE
Boulevard Music, 4316 Sepulveda Blvd., Culver City; concert 8:00 p.m., separately ticketed workshop 5:00-5:45 p.m. "What Woody and Pete Had t0 Say Sing-Along"
(310) 398-2583 **CANCELLED**
Saturday March 14 WE FIVE
McCabe's, 3101 W. Pico Blvd., Santa Monica; 8:00 p.m.
(310) 828-4497
**CANCELLED**Sunday March 15 Irish fiddler EILEEN IVERS
Beckman Auditorium, Caltech, Pasadena; 8:00 p.m.
(626) 395-4652 **CANCELLED**
Sunday March 15 THE HONEY DEWDROPS
McCabe's, 3101 W. Pico Blvd., Santa Monica; 8:00 p.m.
(310) 828-4497
Thursday March 19 (rescheduled date) LADYSMITH BLACK MAMBAZO
UCLA Royce Hall, Westwood; 8:00 p.m.
Friday March 20 TAJ MAHAL
Canyon Club, 28192 Roadside Drive, Agoura Hills; 6:00 p.m.
Friday March 20 LADYSMITH BLACK MAMBAZO
Lobero Theater, 33 E. Canon Perdido, Santa Barbara; 8:00 p.m.
(805) 963-0761
**CANCELLED**Saturday March 21 The Living Tradition presents STEVE GILLETTE & CINDY MANGSEN plus THE MacMAMMALS
Anaheim Downtown Community Center, 250 E. Center St., Anaheim; 7:30 p.m.
(714) 997-8590**CANCELLED**
Saturday March 21 TAJ MAHAL
Canyon Club, 5060 Montclair Plaza, Montclair; 6:00 p.m.
Sunday March 22 COREY HARRIS and TODD ALBRIGHT
McCabe's, 3101 W. Pico Blvd., Santa Monica; 8:00 p.m.
(310) 828-4497
**CANCELLED**Sunday March 22 Gelencser House Concerts presents STEVE GILLETTE & CINDY MANGSEN
House Concert, Claremont; 7:30 p.m.
(909) 596-1266**CANCELLED**
Sunday March 22 TAJ MAHAL
Canyon Club, Westfield Town Center, 24201 Valencia Blvd., Santa Clarita; 6:00 p.m.
Wednesday April 1 WILCO
Orpheum Theatre, Los Angeles
Thursday April 2 NATHANIEL RATELIFF & THE NIGHT SWEATS
Theater at Ace Hotel, 929 S. Broadway, Los Angeles; 8:00 p.m.
Friday April 3 Severin Browne presents First Fridays featuring ART PODELL
Kulak's Woodshed, 5230 1/2 Laurel Canyon Blvd., North Hollywood; 8:00 p.m.
Saturday April 4 Guitarist ED GERHARD
Boulevard Music, 4316 Sepulveda Blvd., Culver City; 8:00 p.m.
(310) 398-2583
Sunday April 5 MISSY RAINES QUARTET
McCabe's, 3101 W. Pico Blvd., Santa Monica; 8:00 p.m.
(310) 828-4497
Sunday April 5 WILCO
Hollywood Palladium
Tuesday April 7 MESHELL NDEGEOCELLO
Teagram Ballroom, Los Angeles
Friday April 10 LAURENCE JUBER
McCabe's, 3101 W. Pico Blvd., Santa Monica; 8:00 p.m.
(310) 828-4497
Saturday April 11 Guitarist RICHARD SMITH
Boulevard Music, 4316 Sepulveda Blvd., Culver City; 8:00 p.m.
(310) 398-2583
Saturday April 11 CLAUDIA RUSSELL & BRUCE KAPLAN
McCabe's, 3101 W. Pico Blvd., Santa Monica; 8:00 p.m.
(310) 828-4497
Friday April 17 Guitarist DAVID GRIER
Boulevard Music, 4316 Sepulveda Blvd., Culver City; 8:00 p.m.
(310) 398-2583
Friday April 17 VASEN
McCabe's, 3101 W. Pico Blvd., Santa Monica; 8:00 p.m.
(310) 828-4497
**CANCELLED**Saturday April 18 The Pasadena Folk Music Society presents MARI BLACK & THE WORLD FIDDLE ENSEMBLE
Beckman Institute Auditorium, Caltech, 400 S. Wilson Ave., Pasadena; 8:00 p.m.
(626) 395-4652**CANCELLED**
Saturday April 18 ARLO GUTHRIE
Soka University Performing Arts Center
, 1 University Drive, Aliso Viejo;
Saturday April 18 BERNIE PEARL & MIKE BARRY
Boulevard Music, 4316 Sepulveda Blvd., Culver City; 8:00 p.m.
(310) 398-2583
Saturday April 18 PERLA BATALLA and MARIA MULDAUR
Soka Performing Arts Center, 1 University Circle, Aliso Viejo; 8:00 p.m.
(949) 480-4278
Saturday April 18 SIERRA HULL
Ruth B. Shannon Center for the Performing Arts, Whittier College, 6760 Painter Ave., Whittier; 7:30 p.m.
Saturday April 18 HOLLY NEAR
McCabe's, 3101 W. Pico Blvd., Santa Monica; 8:00 p.m.
Saturday Aril 18 PETER FELDMANN & THE VERY LONESOME BOYS
Santa Ynez Valley Grange Hall, 2374 Alamo Pintado Ave., Los Olivos; 8:00 p.m.
(805) 688-9894
Friday-Saturday April 24-25 ROGER McGUINN
Scherr Forum, Thousand Oaks Performing Art Center, 2100 E. Thousand Oaks Blvd., Thousand Oaks; 7:30 p.m.
(805) 449-2590
Saturday April 25 Guitarist RICK RUUSKIN
Boulevard Music, 4316 Sepulveda Blvd., Culver City; 8:00 p.m.
(310) 398-2583
Friday May 1 JIM KWESKIN
McCabe's, 3101 W. Pico Blvd., Santa Monica; 8:00 p.m.
(310) 828-4497
Saturday May 2 KERN RIVER BAND
Boulevard Music, 4316 Sepulveda Blvd., Culver City; 8:00 p.m.
(310) 398-2583
Saturday May 9 ACOUSTIC ASYLUM
Boulevard Music, 4316 Sepulveda Blvd., Culver City; 8:00 p.m.
(310) 398-2583
Saturday May 16 JANET KLEIN & HER PARLOR BOYS
Boulevard Music, 4316 Sepulveda Blvd., Culver City; 8:00 p.m.
(310) 398-2583
Thursday May 21 SAMANTHA FISH
The Troubadour, 9081 Santa Monica Blvd., West Hollywood
(310) 276-6168
Friday May 22 MAVIS STAPLES and NORAH JONES
Greek Theatre, Hollywood
Saturday May 23 FRANK FAIRFIED & MEREDITH AXELROD
McCabe's, 3101 W. Pico Blvd., Santa Monica; 8:00 p.m.
(310) 828-4497
June 5 DOM FLEMONS
Grand Vision & the Grand Annex, 434 W. 6th St., San Pedro; workshop "Learn to Play the Rhythm Bones," 5:00-5:45 p.m.; concert 8:00 p.m.
(310) 833-4813
Saturday June 13 PIERRE BENSUSAN
McCabe's, 3101 W. Pico Blvd., Santa Monica; 8:00 p.m.
(310) 828-4497
Wednesday July 29 JASON ISBELL & THE 400 UNIT plus BILLY STRINGS
Greek Theatre, Hollywood
Friday September 4 Ireland's CLANNAD FAREWELL TOUR
Palace Theatre, 411 So. Main St., Los Angeles; 7:00 p.m.
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MARY KATHERINE'S GOOFY GUIDE TO NEW ORLEANS AND FRENCH QUARTER TIP SHEET: GENERAL NOTES AND ADVICE FOR FIRST-TIMERS Version 7.0 Last updated April 2015 (working on updates now). All photos by Mary Katherine Aldin.
The French Quarter, the oldest section of New Orleans, is a rectangle of streets six blocks wide and fourteen long, bordered by Decatur on the river side, Rampart on the lake side, Canal on the uptown side, and Esplanade on the downtown side. Within this area, parking is hell. If the majority of your planned activities and sightseeing will be primarily within the French Quarter, don't even bother to rent a car. Take a cab or a shuttle from the airport (many hotels offer a free or low cost shuttle) to the Quarter, and then you can walk to almost everything from your hotel. A taxi ride or two, or even ten, will still cost far less than car rental, and there's almost no street parking in the Quarter. The city makes a substantial portion of its annual revenues from parking tickets/towing of tourists' cars, and hotels charge a lot extra ($20-$30 per day) for parking. You can always rent a car for a day or two if you plan to travel outside New Orleans, for instance, to visit Cajun country (Lafayette, Eunice, and environs).
What time of year to go will depend on what you're looking for:
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BLUES MAGAZINE SELECTIVE INDEX, BY ARTIST AND SUBJECT COMPILED, AND ALL CONTENTS COPYRIGHTED, BY MARY KATHERINE ALDIN INTERNET EDITION: Last updated 8/5/2016 Indexed in this edition: 78 Quarterly (78Q) issues #1-12 Blues Access (BA) issues #1-47 Blues & Rhythm:The Gospel Truth (B&R) issues #1-306 Blues Revue Quarterly (BRQ) issues #1-13; it then changed its name to Blues Revue (BR) issues #14-60, 77-78, 88, 96 Blues Unlimited (BU) issues #1-149 Blues World (BW) issue #1-25 Juke Blues (JB) issues #1-72 Living Blues (LB) issues # 1-240 (with the exception of reviews-only issues) Whiskey, Women And (WWA) issues #1-19 HOW TO READ THE INDEX: Use this entry as an example: STEPHENS James (John) "Preacher" / B&R 91:6; 199:4; LB 115:64 The letters in CAPS after the slash signify the name of the publication. B&R is Blues & Rhythm Magazine, LB is Living Blues Magazine, and so forth, per the list of abbreviations above. The numbers BEFORE the colon indicate which issue of the magazine the article can be found in, and the numbers AFTER the colon indicate the page number. So, to read the entries for James Stephens, you would look at Blues & Rhythm Magazine, Issue #91, page 6, and Issue #199, page 4; and also at Living Blues Magazine, Issue # 115, page 64. To the reader: please understand that this is NOT meant to be a comprehensive Index, but rather a selective one, intended to serve as a guide for casual readers and researchers. It will be continually updated, as the author's time permits. This online edition replaces the annual hard copy editions which were published in July of each year from 1996-2002. This Index includes all major feature stories, interviews, obituaries, and articles, listed alphabetically by artist or subject, and cross-referenced where appropriate. It does not include book, record or live performance reviews, other than selected major events, releases and career overviews at my discretion. Also, it does not include casual mentions of an artist's name; therefore, each reference will usually provide some kind of meaningful content. Corrections are welcome; they may be sent via email to mkaldin (at) aol dot com 3 MINUTES OF RECORDS / B&R 232:18 4 BARS / B&R 242:8 4 FELLOWS / B&R 200:29 5-4 BALLROOM / LB 121:30 5 BLUE NOTES / B&R 208:22 708 CLUB (Chicago) / LB 196:104 7-11 RECORDS / B&R 29:20 21st CENTURY BLUES BOYZ / LB 173:16 45 RPM RECORDS / LB 73:39; 74:37 78s rare / 78Q 1:43; 2:23; 3:65; 4:86; 5:25; 6:27; 7:44; 8:65; B&R 117:9; JB 23:19 78 QUARTERLY / LB 120:94 1927 MISSISSIPPI FLOOD / LB 87:26 1959 the year in blues / B&R 97:14 1968 the year in blues / B&R 83:18 1974 American Blues Legends in Sweden / B&R 229:4 1975 American Blues Legends in Sweden / B&R 228:4; 230:4; 231:15 ABAIR Kinney / LB 131:48 ABBIT Royal Joe Sr. "June" / JB 35:31; LB 127:61 ABCO RECORDS / BU 134:9 ABDICATION BLUES / JB 67:13 ABERNATHY Stanley / LB 200:17 ABNER Ewart / B&R 127:18; JB 40:45; LB 138:80 ABRAMS Bernie / B&R 126:15; LB 139:54 ABRAMSON Herb / BA 41:58; B&R 146:9; LB 150:115; WWA 18-19:59 ABSHIRE Nathan / B&R 282:20; 299:16; BU 48:4 ACA STUDIOS / BU 45:5 ACCENTS The / B&R 218:10 ACE Buddy / BA 21:46; B&R 96:12; LB 120:92 ACE Frank / B&R 158:4 ACE Johnny / BA 39:8; B&R 145:44; 243:20; LB 147:97 ACE RECORDS / B&R 303:14 ACEY Johnny / B&R 241:14 ACKLIN Barbara / B&R 136:17; JB 43:55; LB 144:73 ACQUARIAN RECORDS / BU 49:10; 50:12 ACTION RECORDS / B&R 53:14 ADAMS Alberta / B&R 159:4; 297:18; BR 53:24; LB 160:23 ADAMS Arthur / B&R 183:16; JB 49:12; LB 143:34; 204:8 ADAMS Berle / B&R 243:13; JB 68:59 ADAMS J. T. / LB 13:7 ADAMS Johnny / BA 36:58; B&R 134:20; BR 40:79; 43:86; BU 137/38:35; JB 42:27; LB 142:50 ADAMS Jo Jo / B&R 179:6; LB 87:34 ADAMS Justin / B&R 65:18; JB 24:18; LB 101:39 ADAMS Marie / B&R 129:12 ADAMS Placide / LB 169:117 ADAMS Woodrow / B&R 20:20; BU 55:7 ADANTI RECORDS / JB 20:16 ADCOCK Charles "C.C." / B&R 112:10 ADEGBALOLA Gaye / BR 56:33; 57:45; LB 194:7 ADELPHI RECORDS / WWA 6:4 ADDISON Carey / LB 51:52 ADDISON Little / B&R 218:18 ADINS Georges / B&R 140:20; JB 44:55 ADMIRALS The / B&R 49:200 AFRICA AND THE BLUES / B&R 7:33; 8:27; 150:8; 154:27; BU 148-49:18; LB 6:30; 8:13; 10:27; 13:29; 70:25; 88:19; 151:112 AFO RECORDS / B&R 76:12; BU 146:4 AGEE Ray / BU 103:9; WWA 10:19 AGWADA Vince / LB 120:78 AIKEN Ben / B&R 245:7 AITKEN Laurel / B&R 202:11 AKENS Jewel / B&R 279:16 AKERS Doris / B&R 104:10 AKERS Garfield / LB 50:26 ALABAMA BLUES / B&R 283:16; 297:8; 298:8; JB 64:30; LB 101:25 ALABAMA MIKE / LB 206:9 ALADDIN RECORDS / BA 13:52; B&R 95:20; 96:14; 97:21; 297:7; LB 120:140 ALBANY (NY) BLUES / LB 14:25; 15:22; 16:27 ALCOHOL ABUSE / BR 46:28 ALCORN Oliver / LB 50:46 ALDERSON Curtis Lee / B&R 208:17 ALEXANDER Arthur / BA 19:6; B&R 81:22; JB 29:27; LB 110:53 ALEXANDER Dave (see also SHARRIFF Omar) / B&R 267:15; JB 72:57; LB 15:14; 16:5; WWA 6:12 ALEXANDER J.W. / B&R 99:14; 112:13 ALEXANDER, Linsey / B&R 274:12 ALEXANDER Margie / B&R 280:16 ALEXANDER Mel / B&R 131:10; 232:4; 302:8 ALEXANDER Texas / B&R 56:4; 56:7 ALL FOR ONE RECORDS / See AFO RECORDS ALLEN Albert "Pete" / B&R 234:11 ALLEN Annisteen (Ernestine) / B&R 75:9; JB 28:25; LB 108:51 ALLEN Bill "Hoss" / BA 30:60; B&R 118:11; 237:20; JB 37:35 ALLEN Bob / LB 66:46 ALLEN Bobby / LB 215:22 ALLEN Cora Mae / BU 77:14 ALLEN Dexter / B&R 257:18; 293:17 ALLEN Fulton / See FULLER, Blind Boy ALLEN Johnny / LB 115:38 ALLEN Lee / B&R 94:15; JB 32:20; LB 119:67 ALLEN Leonard / LB 67:39; 92:37; 93:34; 95:41 ALLEN Melviena / LB 115:41 ALLEN Na / JB 63:48 ALLEN Pete / LB 123:41; 198:67 ALLEN Rance / JB 69:38 ALLEN Richard "Pistol" / B&R 175:16 ALLEN Ricky / B&R 168:14; 201:22; JB 14:11; 59:68; LB 184:96 ALLEN Slam / LB 234:34 ALLIGATOR RECORDS / BA 8:39; 47:6; B&R 111:23; 262:12; 263:14; 264:12; 265:12; BU 88:10; JB 23:3; LB 213:5 ALLISON Bernard / BR 32:28; 44:21; 50:8 ; LB 167:35 ALLISON Gene / B&R 188:13; JB 55:59; LB 173:91 ALLISON Luther / BA 25:12; 31:46; 31:48; 37:34; B&R 119:8; 123:9; 124:22; BR 16:53; 25:22; 31:74; 44:21; BU 90:9; 91:12; 139:4; JB 39:28; 43:14; LB 14:23; 125:8; 128:102; 135:6; 135:8; 136:44 ALLISON Margharet "Babe" / B&R 233:27 ALLISON Mose / BA 33:12; BR 44:73; JB 63:32 ALLISON Ray "Killer" / LB 77:52 ALLMAN Gregg / BR 22:22 ALL-PLATINUM RECORDS / LB 30:25 ALSTON Jamie / LB 41:40 ALVIN Dave / LB 238:53 ALVIN Phil / LB 238:53 ALYN Glenn (Meyers) / B&R 151:14 AMAZING SECRET HISTORY OF ELMORE JAMES (book) B&R 174:18; JB 53:80; LB 172:120 AMERICAN FEDERATION OF MUSICIANS / See MUSICIANS UNION AMERICAN FOLK BLUES FESTIVAL / BA 26:83; B&R 111:22; BU 6:16; 7:7; 17:3; 18:5; 23:6; 27:3; 28:6; 36:13; 38:3; 48:18; 58:4; 59:16, 17; 68:4; 69:4; 91:18; 97:18; BW 6:20; 18:1; 23:8; LB 103:65 AMES Abie "Boogaloo" / LB 163:87 AMES Roy C. / BA 20:11; 30:54; B&R 64:8; 119:6; 183:20; LB 27:28; 28:29 AMFT Peter / LB 236:93 AMMONS Albert / B&R 220:4; 284:4 AMMONS Gene / JB 57:38 AMMONS Jimmie / BU 42:6; 48:13 ANDERSON Alvin "Little Pink" / LB 137:26 ANDERSON Bob / LB 64:67 ANDERSON Elester / LB 47:33 ANDERSON Fred / JB 70:58 ANDERSON Howard "Duke" / B&R 141:18 ANDERSON Jesse / LB 239:72 ANDERSON Jimmy / B&R 84:17; JB 25:8; LB 210:28 ANDERSON Kip / B&R 242:16; JB 52:46; 64:68; B&R 224:12 ANDERSON Margie / B&R 200:4 ANDERSON Pink / BU 78:11; LB 11:27; 20:57 ANDERSON Robert / B&R 111:17 ANDERSON Rudy / B&R 241:13 ANDERSON Little Willie / B&R 65:18; LB 101:31 ANDREWS Big Sis / B&R 217:4 ANDREWS Ernie / B&R 254:12 ANDREWS Inez / B&R 277:12 ANDREWS Troy "Trombone Shorty" / LB 206:22 ANDY BOY / B&R 250:10 ANGELLE Donna / LB 138:10 ANGOVE Garfield / B&R 301:23; LB 238:91 ANN ARBOR BLUES FESTIVAL / BA 34:38; B&R 173:6; BU 78:16; 79:16; LB 3:26; 10:6; 14:6; 18:9; 183:36; 190:12; 191:26 ANOINTED JACKSON SISTERS, The / JB 69:40 ANTONE Clifford / BA 31:99; 37:108; 43:92; B&R 121:11; 137:10; 150:25; 211:15; BR 31:77; JB 62:71;LB 186:87 ANTONE'S (club)/ BA 23:26; LB 73:19 ANTONE'S RECORDS / BR 41:72 APPLEJACK / B&R 243:4 APOLLO THEATER / B&R 57:7; 138:4; BU 58:9; LB 27:12 ARCENEAUX Fernest / JB 57:28 ARCENEAUX Floyd / LB 110:53 ARCHIA Tom / B&R 140:8; 141:8 ARCHIBALD / BU 76:9; LB 17:7 ARCHIVE OF AMERICAN FOLK SONG / BU 21:3; 34:11 ARDOIN Alphonse "Bois Sec" / B&R 111:23; 221:12; BU 36:8; JB 64:66; LB 192:74 ARDOIN Chris / JB 49:32 ARHOOLIE RECORDS / BA 19:10; B&R 154:10; 257:8; BU 26:14; LB 234:64 ARISTOCRAT RECORDS / B&R 124:4; 125:18; 127:10; LB 136:83 ARKANSAS BLUES / LB 32:15 ARMSTRONG Francis Lee / BA 42:58; B&R 150:17 ARMSTRONG Howard / 78Q 5:41; 6:43; BA 35:50; B&R 183:19; BRQ 7:26; LB 79:22; 169:42; 170:44; 171:35; 181:84 ARMSTRONG James / B&R 229:24; BR 47:27; LB 134:11; 152:32 ARNETT Al / LB 114:59 ARNOLD Billy Boy / B&R 187:4; 293:18; BU 22:7; 42:11; 126:4; 127:10; 128:18; JB 33:30; LB 71:37; 113:20; 183:9; 196:104 ARNOLD Byron / B&R 169:12 ARNOLD Eddy / B&R 231:26 ARNOLD Jerome / BU 63:12 ARNOLD Kokomo / B&R 173:12; BU 28:11; 70:14; BW 19:11 ARNOLD Mac / LB 190:5; 193:18 ARRINGTON Manuel / B&R 240:13; LB 115:45; 201:74 ASCH Moses / LB 72:41; 73:38 ASCHOFF Peter / LB 163:87 ASHBY Harold / B&R 175:8 ASHFORD Nick / B&R 263:21 ASHFORD R. T. / BU 141:14 ATKINS Big Ben / B&R 281:9 ATKINS Cholly / B&R 180:13 ATLANTA BLUES / B&R 53:19; LB 14:28; 155:7 ATLANTIC RECORDS / B&R 81:20; 219:22; 222:23; 306:4; JB 50:90; LB 94:71 ATOMIC BOOGIE / B&R 272:16 ATOMIC SOULS / LB 9:14 ATWATER Wilbert / B&R 251:16 AUGUST Joseph / see MR. GOOGLE EYES AUGUSTA HERITAGE CENTER / BRQ 3:14; BR 52:72 AUNT CAROLINE DYE(R) / B&R 190:22 AUSTIN (TX) BLUES / BA 20:22; BR 30:68; JB 24:13; 58:44 AUSTIN DuJuan / B&R 304:17 AUSTIN Jesse "Wild Bill" / BA 27:58; B&R 110:16; JB 35:31; LB 128:54 AUSTIN Lovie / LB 9:16 AUSTIN Sil / B&R 163:18 AVANTI RECORDS / JB 41:36 AXTON Estelle / B&R 188:13; BR 88:93; JB 55:59; LB 173:90 AYERS Little Joe / LB 221:19 AYERS Trenton / B&R 279:21 BABB Rev. Dr. Morgan / B&R 288:19 BABY FACE LEROY / See FOSTER Leroy BABY TATE / B&R 290:10; BU 78:11; 96:20 BACK PORCH BLUES / BRQ 7:39 BAILEY Brandon O. / B&R 289:14; LB 213:8; 232:31 BAILEY Buddy / B&R 89:11 BAILEY DeFord / B&R 129:17; LB 21:13; 53:47 BAILEY Kid / B&R 41:16; BRQ 8:14 BAILEY Ray / B&R 281:14; LB 120:83; 216:28 BAKER Bill / B&R 94:15; WWA 17:36 BAKER Ernest / see KING ERNEST BAKER Etta / BA 7:3; B&R 214:17; BRQ 3:8; 10:37; JB 62:71; LB 107:28; 187:72 BAKER LaVern / BA 12:6; 30:59; B&R 118:10; 121:18; BR 29:86; JB 37:34; LB 133:37 BAKER Lee / B&R 114:12; LB 130:49 BAKER McHouston "Mickey" / B&R 276:11; BU 63:18; 93:11; LB 154:40; 223:75 BAKER Willie / B&R 53:19 BALDRY Long John / B&R 202:11; BR 96:93; LB 184:95 BALFA Dewey / B&R 282:21; BU 51:12 BALL Marcia / BA 47:48; BR 37:28; LB 234:41 BALL Tom & Kenny Sultan / BR 14:47 BALLARD Hank / B&R 26:10; 69:8; 178:14; 239:17; JB 53:58; 65:16 BALLEN Iven / LB 37:41 BALLOU Classie / B&R 209:10; JB 1:4; LB 237:38 BANASHAK Joe / BU 76:6; LB 68:36 BANDWAGON RECORDS / B&R 135:20; 136:18 BANJO used in pre-blues / LB 18:25 BANKHEAD Tommy / BA 45:59; B&R 57:20; 156:9; 287:15; BU 145:9; LB 156:101 BANKS Buddy / B&R 76:17 BANKS Chico / B&R 236:10; JB 67:63; LB 120:77; 199:75 BANKS Ernest / BR 77:28; 78:27 BANKS Homer / B&R 179:12; JB 53:59 BANKS Elder Jeff / B&R 121:12 BANKS Jerry / LB 114:64 BANKS L.V. / LB 110:31; 215:82 BANKS Robert / B&R 157:9; 207:8 BANKS Spurling / LB 215:83; 216:75 BANKS Willie / JB 72:52 BANKSTON Dick / BU 50:14 BANNERMAN Charles / LB 70:45 BARBECUE BOB / BU 103:15; BW 1:8 BARBEE John Henry / B&R 202:14; 210:16 BAREFOOT BILL / BU 26:7 BARGE Gene "Daddy G" / LB 151:22 BAR-KAYS / JB 44:20 BARKER Danny / B&R 89:10; LB 115:64 BARKER Blue Lu / BA 34:61; B&R 131:20; LB 140:8; 141:53 BARKSDALE Don / B&R 79:15; 136:8 BARKSDALE Everett / B&R 23:14 BARLOW Grover "Dean" / B&R 284:10 BARNER Wiley / 78Q 9:61; BARNES Bruce "Sunpie" / JB 58:22; 59:44; 60:40 BARNES Rev. F.C. / JB 59:52 BARNES George / LB 34:41 BARNES Roosevelt "Booba" / BA 26:55; B&R 61:4; 66:20; 110:16; 114:10; BR 24:96; JB 35:29; LB 57:31; 100:11; 132:72 BARR Joe / B&R 306:7 BARRELHOUSE BLUES: LOCATION RECORDING AND THE EARLY TRADITION OF THE BLUES (book) / B&R 245:44 BARRELHOUSE SAMMY / See McTELL Blind Willie BARRETT Richard / JB 62:70 BARRON Ronnie / BA 30:59; B&R 119:11 BARRY Joe / B&R 193:15; JB 57:60 BARTH Bill / BA 43:105; B&R 152:12; LB 154:100 BARTHOLOMEW Dave / B&R 219:8; 220:8; 221:8; BR 43:68; BU 102:4; LB 35:20 BARTLEY Dallas / B&R 245:20 BARTON Lou Ann / BA 20:27 BARTON Willene / B&R 289:18 BASCOMB Paul / B&R 28:10 BASIE William "Count" / B&R 100:64; JB 51:26; LB 60-61:65; 93:20 BASIN STREET BOYS / B&R 141:13 BASKERVILLE Charles / B&R 98:14 BASS Fontella / B&R 277:14; BU 147:18; LB 223:75 BASS Martha / JB 43:25 BASS Ralph / B&R 122:15; BU 79:8; 119:17; JB 38:32; LB 134:51 BASS Sidney / B&R 82:18 BASSETT Johnnie / B&R 115:8; 273:15; BR 40:14; JB 72:59; LB 146:20; 221:75 BATEMON June / B&R 185:7 BATES William "Lefty" / B&R 60:17; 183:4; 184:4; 220:19; JB 63:68; LB 21:34; 98:40; 103:53; 190:86 BATISTE Alvin / JB 64:68 BATISTE Milton Jr. / BA 46:66; B&R 159:23; LB 158:87 BATON RECORDS / JB 72:12 BATON ROUGE (LA) BLUES / BA 7:19; BU 87:16; B&R 52:4; 214:20; LB 91:30 BATTISTE Harold / B&R 302:8; BU 146:4 BATY Charlie / See LITTLE CHARLIE BAY Mel / BA 31:47; B&R 121:12 BAYOU BLUES / B&R 301:18 BAYOU TECHE MUSUEM / JB 70:10 BAZE George / BR 44:86; LB 144:76 BBC blues on / B&R 87:16; 93:9 BEA & BABY / BU 11:14 BEADLE Gordon / BR 26:52 BEALE BLACK AND BLUE (book) / BA 19:60 BEAN Terry "Harmonica" / B&R 212:16; LB 163:11; 220:32 BEANTOWN (BOSTON) BLUES SCENE / WWA 4:12; 15:2 BEARD Chris / LB 169:38; 209:41 BEARD Joe / LB 43:26; 169:28 BEAR FAMILY RECORDS / B&R 197:8; 230:16; 231:25; 235:16 BEASLEY Jimmy / BU 95:14 BEAU JOCQUE / BA 40:50; B&R 143:16; BR 53:93; LB 148:55 BECHET Sidney / B&R 296:23 BECKERMAN Timothea / B&R 215:18; LB 188:73 BECKETT Barry / B&R 243:15 BEDNO Howard / LB 186:87 "BEFORE THE BLUES" / BA 26:66; B&R 111:16; LB 128:63 BELFOUR Robert / B&R 190:20; 298:23; JB 59:40; 63;7; LB 181:20 BELL Adolphus / LB 203:10 BELL Brenda / JB 14:21; LB 85:35 BELL Carey / B&R 78:6; 220:19; BR 57:16; JB 64:69; LB 192:72; WWA 5:24 BELL Chris / LB 183:11 BELL Ed / BU 26:7; LB 11:31 BELL Earl / LB 34:41; 36:31 BELL Freddie / B&R 228:17 BELL Jackie / B&R 275:17 BELL Jimmie / B&R 37:7; LB 41:12; 79:50 BELL Lurrie / B&R 51:9; BR 22:50; LB 90:48; 120:78; 190:8; 193:10 BELL T.D. / BA 37:53; B&R 137:23; JB 24:13; LB 144:71 BELOW Fred / B&R 40:11; BU 37:12; 100:28; 131/32:12; JB 13:21; LB 83:43; 84:51; 96:12 BELOW La Marr Chatmon / LB 110:53 BELVIN Jesse / B&R 196:13 BENFORD Thomas / B&R 91:6; LB 117:62 BENSKIN Sammy / B&R 76:17 BENSON Al / LB 39:57 BENNETT Al / LB 87:36 BENNETT Bobby "Guitar" / BU 92:9; LB 240:10 BENNETT Buster / BU 5:7 BENNETT Estelle / B&R 238:10 BENNETT Lou / B&R 121:12 BENNETT, Roland / B&R 269:8 BENNETT Wayne / BA 13:31; 18:34; B&R 76:17; JB 28:24; LB 108:51; 109:50 BENOIT Tab / BR 21:20; 51:25 BENSON Al / B&R 73:4 BENSON JoJo / B&R 297:19 BENTLEY Gladys / B&R 247:18 BENTON Brook / B&R 37:7 BENTON Buster / BA 25:46; B&R 107:14; LB 44:40; 117:44; 126:58 BENTONIA (MS) BLUES / JB 64:11; LB 103:38; 104:35 BENWELL Trev / 78Q 3:24 BERENDT Joachim-Ernst / B&R 148:18; JB 46:68 BERFECT Sammy / LB 144:75 BERGER Dave / B&R 141:16 BERGERON Shirley / B&R 106:20 BERKELEY BLUES / B&R 102:4 BERKELEY BLUES FESTIVAL / BU 73:20; LB 20:40 BERMAN Sanford "Sandy" / LB 104:41 BERNAL Gil / B&R 263:20 BERNARD Al / B&R 276:13 BERNARD Rodney / LB 215:20 BERNHARDT Clyde / B&R 23:14; LB 70:45; 71:44 BERNHOLM Jonas / B&R 305:8; 306:10 BERRY Chuck / B&R 36:13; 44:30; 97:17; 287:21; 295:18; LB 88:52 BERRY Nelson / B&R 156:11 BERRY Richard / BA 29:53; B&R 117:10; JB 30:5; 37:33; LB 133:39 BESMAN Bernie / B&R 178:13 BEST William H. "Pat" / B&R 194:9; JB 57:60 BETHEA Harmon / B&R 91:8; 247:23; JB 69:60 BETTS William T. "Keter" / B&R 203:9 BETTY AND DUPREE history behind the song / B&R 96:4; 97:4 BETWEEN MIDNIGHT AND DAY (book) / B&R 186:49; LB 173:73 BEY Frank / LB 229:18 BIBB Eric / B&R 142:16; BR 48:28; LB 163:23; 223:43 BIENSTOCK Miriam / B&R 299:23 BIG BAD BEN / BU 89:16 BIG BAD SMITTY / B&R 66:20; 115:17; 134:6; 169:21; BR 77:92; LB 109:26; 139:12; 165:88 BIG BO & LITTLE WHITT / BR 32:31 BIG BOOK OF BLUES (book) / LB 117:99 BIG BOY HENRY / LB 108:22 BIG FOUR / B&R 178:9 BIG LUCKY / JB 7:12 BIG MACEO/ B&R 285:4; BU 106:5 BIG MAYBELLE / BU 90:15; LB 190:76 BIG ROAD BLUES (book) / LB 72:37 BIG ROAD BLUES (song) / BU 28:18 BIG SUNFLOWER / BU 5:12 BIG THREE TRIO / BU 16:3; 17:11; WWA 7:4 BIUG TIME SARAH / B&R 302:8 BIG TOWN RECORDS / BU 42:3; JB 9:26 BIG TWIST / BA 2:27; B&R 52:22; LB 92:46 BIHARI Joe / B&R 286:13; 301:15; BU 73:9; 74:11; 75:11; JB 28:18; LB 230:92 BIHARI Jules / B&R 6:25; BU 68:13; 73:9; 74:11; 75:11; LB 64:71 BIHARI Lester / LB 174:34 BILBO / JB 6:23 BILBO IS DEAD (song) / B&R 193:22 BILBRO Bert / BU 115:5 BILLINGTON Johnnie / B&R 108:18; 279:17; BR 42:61; LB 120:77; 227:76 BILLY GOAT BLUES / B&R 177:8; 180:8; 182:21 BINDER Dennis "Long Man" / B&R 234:20; BU 105:15 BING Cleveland "Bill" / B&R 287:14 BING Isaiah / B&R 235:10 BINGHAMPTON BLUES BOYS / BU 70:13 BIRCH Gaylord / B&R 112:13 BIRCHWOOD Selwyn / B&R 289:16; LB 225:10 BIRD Billy / BU 63:18 BIRD Jimmy "Early" / BU 83:4 BIRMINGHAM BLUES / B&R 283:16; LB 203:8 BIRMINGHAM JUG BAND / BU 60:15 BISEI Brian / BR 29:66 BISHARAT George / LB 232:33 BISHOP Elvin / BR 43:8 BISHOPSTOCK BLUES FESTIVAL / B&R 163:15 BIZOR Billy / LB 27:32 BLACK ACE / B&R 296:4; BU 102:19; LB 14:40 BLACK AND BLUE RECORDS / B&R 100:46 BLACK AND WHITE RECORDS / B&R 130:4 BLACK BIRDS OF PARADISE / 78Q 2:7 BLACK BOB / BU 130:18; 134:11; 148-49:4; B&R 271:8 BLACK BOY SHINE / B&R 250:9 BLACK Cody / B&R 286:14 BLACK EAGLE The / LB 122:120 BLACKFOOT J / B&R 266:18; JB 57:32; 72:57; LB 218:74 BLACK HOBOES & THEIR SONGS (book) / B&R 208:44 BLACK LONE RANGER The / LB 115:40; 140:8; 141:52 BLACK MAN THE FATHER OF CIVILIZATION (book) / B&R 182:16 BLACKMAN Junior / BU 35:10 BLACKMON John "Junior" / B&R 299:11 BLACKMON Willie "Earthquake" / LB 64:71 BLACKNELL Eugene / LB 97:44 BLACK PATTI RECORDS / 78Q 11:11; 12:3 BLACK SPATCH / B&R 177:8; 178:9 BLACKSTON Harvey / See HARMONICA FATS BLACK SWAN RECORDS / LB 86:34 BLACKWELL Bumps / B&R 8:15; LB 66:46 BLACKWELL Otis / B&R 170:20; JB 51:56 BLACKWELL Scrapper / BRQ 9:45 BLACK Willie / LB 171:64 BLAIR Sonny / BU 82:4 BLAKEMORE Lena / B&R 104:10 BLAKEMORE Michael / B&R 286:14 BLAKES Clennon Lee "Son" / BU 85:18 BLAKEY Doc / B&R 224:22; LB 179:10 BLANCHARD Carolyn / LB 131:47 BLAND Bobby "Blue" / B&R 15:32; 80:23; 266:44; 282:10; BR 88:8; JB 69:9; LB 4:10; 39:8; 108:63; 128:10; 143:12; 211:66; 226:72 BLAND Carroll Dee / LB 87:36 BLAND Milton / See HIGGINS Monk BLANK Les / B&R 279:18; WWA 6:16 BLEVINS Leo / B&R 204:4 BLIND BLAKE / B&R 61:32; 263:8; BRQ 3:20; 4:22; 7:18; LB 16:12 BLO Honey / LB 210:8 BLOCK Rory / BR 25:52; 52:8; 56:33; LB 219:40 BLOOMFIELD Michael / BA 46:104; B&R 156:49; BR 22:14; LB 50:45; 156:95 BLUE Little Joe / BA 3:26; B&R 52:23; 131:11; BU 53:4; 66:10; 114:8; JB 20:21; LB 92:46 BLUE Leon / B&R 226:16 BLUE Sidney / LB 43:26 BLUE BEAT RECORDS / B&R 79:13 BLUEBIRD RECORDS / BA 30:63; B&R 28:4; 29:11; 30:20; 31:18; 134:27; BU 9:12; 10:11; 11:12; 12:12; 13:9; 17:15; 18:12; 19:12; 20:6; 21:13; 23:12; 24:12; 27:16; 29:16; 32:13; JB 51:32 BLUEBIRD RECORDS CAJUN / BU 8:16; 9:8 BLUE COLLAR MUSIC / BR 35:78 BLUE HARMONY BOYS / BU 119:21; 123:23 BLUE HORIZON RECORDS / B&R 34:4; 126:4; 188:18 BLUES, THE (Martin Scorsese television documentary series) / B&R 181:11; LB 169:9; 170:16, 86 BLUES ACCESS MAGAZINE / LB 163:4 BLUES ALL AROUND ME (book) / B&R 116:44; LB 136:110 BLUES AND GOSPEL RECORDS (book) / B&R 125:9; JB 39:56 BLUES AND RHYTHM 10-YEAR ANNIVERSARY / B&R 90:12 BLUES AND THE POETIC SPIRIT (book) / BU 123:34; LB 139:114 BLUES ARCHIVE / LB 204:6 BLUES BEFORE SUNRISE: THE RADIO INTERVIEWS (book) / B&R 248:44 BLUES BIBLIOGRAPHY (book) / JB 47:89; LB 151:114 BLUES BOYS KINGDOM RECORDS / B&R 300:16 BLUES BOY WILLIE / LB 111:22 BLUES BROTHERS /BR 23:22 BLUES CLASSICS (box set) / B&R 113:21; JB 36:49; LB 130:84 BLUES CLUBS / BR 44:66; 54:19 BLUES CONNOSSIEUR RECORDS / B&R 170:16 BLUES COVER SONGS / LB 76:34; 90:69; 132:68 BLUES DEFINITIONS / BU 100:48 BLUES ESTAFETTE / B&R 34:15; 42:9; 76:14; 96:16; 196:8 JB 7:22; 11:24; 15:17; 19:19; 22:20; 25:18;28:12; 30:20; 32:16; 34:16; 37:28; 46:31; 49:36; 58:56 BLUES FELL THIS MORNING (book) / BA 6:29; B&R 55:14; 255:14; LB 97:54 BLUES FESTIVAL GUIDE / BA 30:34; 31:52; 33:50; 34:46; 35:54; 37:54; 38:44; 39:44; 41:50; 42:60; 45:56; 46:54; LB 91:6; 103:10; 109:11; 114:8; 120:12; 126:10; 138:16; 150:12; 156:12; 162:12; 172:156 BLUES GUITAR: THE MEN WHO MADE THE MUSIC (book) / BA 5:18; 16:65; B&R 162:45; BRQ 1:16; LB 97:53 BLUES HALL OF FAME / BA 46:12; LB 151:11 BLUES HEAVEN FOUNDATION / BA 36:12; LB 111:9; 118:6; 129:12; 196:38 “BLUES HOW DO YOU DO? Paul Oliver and the Transatlantic Story of the Blues” (book) / B&R 305:43 BLUESIDE RECORDS / B&R 132:8 BLUES IN COMMERCIALS / BR 33:32 BLUES IN EUROPE / BR 31:67 BLUES IN THE MISSISSIPPI NIGHT / BA 5:22; B&R 130:10; BRQ 4:6 BLUES IN THE SCHOOLS / BA 13:7; B&R 37:5; BR 42:27; 45:27; LB 120:66; 128:10; 133:8; 134:5; 138:8; 140:12; 140:40; 141:17; 142:15; 143:16 BLUES JOURNEYS / B&R 209:4; 210:4; 211:4 BLUES LEGACIES AND BLACK FEMINISM (book) / BR 41:78 BLUES LYRICS / 78Q 1:51 BLUES MAKERS The (book) / LB 101:43 BLUESMEN The (book) / BU 45:21 BLUE SMITTY / LB 44:9; 45-46:54 BLUE SMOKE: THE RECORDED JOURNEY OF BIG BILL BROONZY (book) / B&R 265:44; LB 215:67 BLUES MUSIC ASSOCIATION / BR 40:72; 44:74; 50:75; LB 158:10 BLUES: PHILOSPHY FOR EVERYONE (book) / B&R 284:43 BLUES RADIO / BR 34:62; 39:72; 40:56 BLUES RADIO GUIDE / LB 65:25; 74:21 BLUES RECORDS (book) / BU 60:19; BW 24:19 BLUES RECORDS VOL. TWO (book) / B&R 99:41; LB 121:111 BLUES ROCK / BR 39:8 BLUES SPEAK: The Best of the Original Chicago Blues Journal (book) / B&R 250:48 BLUESTOCK / LB 138:15 BLUES TRAVELING: THE HOLY SITES OF DELTA BLUES (book) / JB 68:74 BLUES UNLIMITED: ESSENTIAL INTERVIEWS FROM THE ORIGINAL BLUES MAGAZINE (book) / LB 240:66 BLUES UNLIMITED'S 50TH ANNIVERSARY / B&R 278:17 BLUESVILLE / LB 139:9 BLUES WHO'S WHO (book) / LB 45-46:66 BLUES WITH A FEELING (band) / B&R 211:4 BLUES WITH A FEELING (book) / B&R 174:12; JB 54:76 BO Eddie / B&R 221:4; 239:10; JB 67:62; LB 146:11; 182:24; 201:74 BO PETE / BU 79:5 BOARD Johnny / JB 19:24 BOB & EARL / B&R 226:11 BOB Camille "Lil Bob" / B&R 302:9; LB 238:90 BOBB B SOX / See SHEEN, Bobby BOBBIN RECORDS / B&R 152:4; BU 119:16 BOBBY G. / LB 120:87 BOGAN Lucille / LB 44:25 BOGAN Ted / B&R 52:22; LB 91:39; 92:42 BOGARD BROTHERS / B&R 271:16 BOGARD Leroy Sr. / B&R 275:10 BOGGS Harold / JB 50:36 BOHEE BROTHERS / 78Q 7:97 BOINES Houston / BU 36:14 BOINES Sylvester / BU 110:13; LB 108:51 BO-KEYS / JB 55:22; LB 214:12 BOLDEN James / LB 200:12 BOLICK Bill / B&R 229:21 BOLLIN Zuzu / BA 9:36; B&R 36:4; 57:17; BU 30:19; JB 22:24; LB 89:14; 95:49 BOLL WEEVIL BILL / BU 108:13 BOLLING Pillie / BU 26:8 BOND Eddie / B&R 279:15 BONNER Leroy "Sugarfoot" / LB 224:93 BONNER Weldon "Juke Boy" / B&R 263:4; 275:14; 303:7; BU 8:11; 39:3; 41:9; 44:4; 45:3; 50:4; 51:19; 69:6; 78:18; 79:20; 111:6; 130:24; LB 28:32; 38:41 BONUS / B&R 184:20; 185:23 BOOGALOO / BU 103:9 "BOOGER ROOGER BLUES" / B&R 260:18 "BOOGIE CHILLEN" / BA 34:10 BOOGIE JAKE / B&R 170:19; 286:13; LB 31:25; 228:8; 229:72 BOOGIE WOOGIE / 78Q 8:123 BOOGIE WOOGIE RED / BA 11:37; B&R 70:17; 72:11; BU 98:17; JB 27:27; LB 104:11; 105:45; 106:39;219:6 BOOGIE WOOGIE TRIO / B&R 284:4 BOOK BINDER Roy / BRQ 4:13; BR 42:19 BOOKER Beryl / B&R 263:12 BOOKER Charlie or Charley / B&R 49:5; BU 99:12; JB 19:25; LB 89:38 BOOKER FAMILY (of Kentucky) / B&R 99:18 BOOKER James / BA 17:22; 30:8; BU 108:9; 145:25; LB 59:36 BOOKER Sherman Lee / B&R 239:12 BOOTLEGS / B&R 23:15 BOOZE Wee Bea / LB 23:5 BOSKENT Bill / B&R 184:16 BOSSMEN: BILL MONROE & MUDDY WATERS (book) / LB 101:45; WWA 1:4 BOSTON BLACKIE / BA 20:30; B&R 82:19; LB 25:39; 111:55; 112:43 BOTT Jimi / BR 17:17 BOTTLENECK GUITAR / LB 11:11; 104:24; 105:28 BOWDEN John / LB 144:40 BOWERS David / WWA 18-19:37 BOWIE John / B&R 156:11 BOWMAN Priscilla / JB 14:20 BOWSER Erbie / B&R 103:12; BR 20:128; JB 24:13; LB 123:55 BOX SETS / BA 7:32; 13:12; 14:30; 22:54; B&R 97:16 BOY BLUE / LB 47:33; 50:47 BOYCE R.L. / LB 189:28 BOYD Eddie / B&R 92:13; 241:20; 260:4; BU 87:8; 88:10; JB 32:19; 68:11; LB 35:11; 36:14; 37:6; 117:62; 119:65 BOYD Eva Narcissus / See LITTLE EVA BOYD Louie "Little" / BU 107:9; LB 45-46:95 BOYD RECORDS / JB 20:16 BOYD Reggie / JB 70:59; LB 210:67 BOYER Horance Clarence / B&R 242:20; JB 68:58 BOYETTE Cardell "Louisiana Guitar Red" / B&R 166:21 BOYKIN Brenda / JB 69:52; LB 120:85 BOYSON Cornelius "Boysaw" / LB 118:63 BOZE Calvin / B&R 31:11 BRACEY Ishman / BRQ 4:7; BU 73:14; 142:4 BRACKEN Jim / LB 8:11 BRADIX Big Charley / BU 33:6 BRADSHAW Evans / LB 41:40 BRADSHAW Tiny / B&R 299:14 BRAGG Dobby / BU 23:7 BRAGG Johnny / B&R 193:14; BU 94:10; JB 57:59 BRAGGS Al "TNT" / B&R 186:19; JB 9:22; 55:56; LB 83:32 BRAMHALL Doyle / BA 10:9; B&R 266:19 BRAMLETT Delaney / LB 199:75 BRANCH Billy / BA 24:14; BRQ 13:34; LB 20:9; 22:10; 90:48; 120:66; 139:14; 205:7; 229:10 BRANDON Mary-Ann / BR 15:46 BRANDON Skeeter / B&R 85:11; 229:20; JB 45:38; 65:66 BRAZIER Steve / BR 49:68 BRENSTON Jackie / BU 137-38:27; LB 45-46:18; 237:82 BREWSTER Artis / JB 67:63 BREWER Blind James (Jim) / B&R 163:22; BU 48:11; 97:17; BW 7:7; LB 82:37; WWA 2:3 BREWSTER Rev. W. Herbert / B&R 34:8 BRIDGES Curley / B&R 136:4; LB 235:75 BRIDGES Eugene "Hideaway" /JB 44:14 BRIGGS Keith / B&R 198:3; 199:22; 200:11; 298:23; JB 58:67; LB 179:89 BRIGHTMAN Bernard / B&R 185:20 BRIGHT STAR RECORDS / JB 14:8 BRIM Grace / B&R 23:4; 143:16; BR 53:94; JB 45:69; LB 21:27; 118:45; 147:9; 148:57 BRIM John / B&R 23:4; 92:8; 184:15; BU 21:5; 87:13; JB 54:61; LB 21:27; 118:38; 171:63; WWA 8:23 BRIM John Jr. / LB 25:35 BRIMMER Son / See SHADE Will BRINLEY Willie / B&R 117:10 BRINSTON David / JB 66:44 BRISTOL SESSIONS The / B&R 258:18 BROADCASTING THE BLUES (book) / B&R 210:11 BROADWAY RECORDS / 78Q 10:105 BROCK George / B&R 202:19; 205:16; 206:9; 212:15; 217:27; 222:22; LB 178:34, 88 BROCKMAN Polk / B&R 197:10; LB 23:31 BROMBERG Bruce / B&R 76:8; 77:10; LB 209:17 BRONZE PEACOCK The / B&R 44:4 BRONZE RECORDS / B&R 105:4; 159:10 BROOKLYN ALL-STARS / JB 72:50 BROOKS Clarence / B&R 209:14 BROOKS Columbus / LB 34:41; 35:40 BROOKS David "Bubba" / B&R 170:20 BROOKS Dennis / B&R 245:7 BROOKS Emmett Lee / LB 27:45 BROOKS Hadda / B&R 110:4; 176:12; LB 118:30; 167:124 BROOKS Big Leon / LB 52:57; 53:47 BROOKS Lonnie / BA 39:26; B&R 46:4; 264:16; BR 26:36 44:28; 60:8; BU 117:11; LB 21:37; 62:39; 38:48 BROOKS Ray / LB 240:28 BROOKS Ronnie Baker / BR 44:28; LB 186:11 BROOKS Wayne / BR 44:28 BROONZY Big Bill / B&R 58:26; 64:30; 77:4; 121:48; 258:4; 297:21; BRQ 13:52; JB 41:41; LB 55:4; 196:105; 212:68 BROTHER JACOB / b&r 300:13 BROTHER TYRONE / JB 67:30; LB 226:26 BROUSSARD Al / LB 159:87 BROUSSARD Delton / B&R 91:6; LB 117:62 BROUSSARD Iola / LB 131:38 BROVEN sHELLEY Galehouse / B&R 285:15 BROWN Adrienne / B&R 107:14 BROWN Andrew / B&R 217:18; LB 68:34 BROWN Andrew "Harpkiller" / JB 14:10; LB 26:12; LB 52:57 BROWN Arelean / LB 50:44 BROWN Bubba / BW 21:7 BROWN Buster / BU 61:5; LB 26:9 BROWN Charles / BA 12:14; 20:56; 37:52; B&R 95:20; 137:22; BR 34:75; 36:14; 41:72; 46:86; BU 134:33; JB 43:10; 43:55; LB 27:19; 118:10; 118:86; 137:10; 144:69; 181:83; 194:5 BROWN Charlie / LB 117:62 BROWN Clarence "Gatemouth" / B&R 204:10; BU 33:10; 92:8; JB 60:24; 67:10; LB 107:10; 175:39; 181:26,86 BROWN Cleo / B&R 109:16 BROWN Dusty / BU 84:7 BROWN Earl "Good Rockin'" / B&R 249:4 BROWN Frederick / LB 90:60 BROWN Hash / BA 10:7; 157:9 BROWN Henry / B&R 227:4; 228:6; BU 142:23; LB 51:52 BROWN J. T. / B&R 167:8; BU 70:14; WWA 7:19 BROWN James / BA 7:32; B&R 44:11; 45:26; 75:10; 217:20; 223:26; 232:25; JB 4:21; 15:4; 63:36; LB 188:73 BROWN James "Zeke" / B&R 218:10 BROWN Jesse / B&R 224:16 BROWN Jewel / LB 131:28; 236:8 BROWN Jim / LB 26:30 BROWN Jimmy / See EARLE Jimmy BROWN John Henry "Bubba" / LB 154:39 BROWN Blind Johnny / LB 52:57 BROWN Johnny “Guitar” / LB 240:77 BROWN Texas Johnny / B&R 282:11; JB 41:12; LB 131:41; 167:43 BROWN Joe / BU 109:19; 119:26; LB 26:7 BROWN Kenny / LB 189:24 BROWN Sir Lattimore / JB 71:61 BROWN Leonard "Lowdown" / LB 140:54 BROWN Leroy / B&R 219:20; LB 193:74 BROWN Maxine / JB 54:20 BROWN Mel / B&R 189:13; 239:11; JB 67:62; BR 55:41; LB 154:34; 201:73 BROWN Milton / B&R 118:41; 164:42 BROWN Nappy / B&R 27:19; 234:11; 236:20; JB 9:11; 10:5; 66:60; LB 191:12; 198:66 BROWN Oscar Jr. / B&R 201:22; JB 60:20; LB 180:88 BROWN Oscar III / LB 120:85 BROWN Otha or Othum / LB 17:7 BROWN Pat / B&R 260:10 BROWN Pete / B&R 100:10; WWA 18-19:1 BROWN Peter / BR 49:14 BROWN Piney / B&R 238:10; JB 48:28; 67:58 BROWN Rosetta Patton / BR 35:76 BROWN Roy / BA 23:47; B&R 294:8; 295:8; BU 123:4; 124:14; 141:29; LB 50:48; 52:54 BROWN Ruth / B&R 123:41; 215:17; 244:20; BR 43:20; 50:86; 53:68; BU 101:4; 102:7; 103:5; JB 18:13; 19:14; 63:64; LB 92:15; 136:114; 188:69 BROWN Sidney / BU 48:8 BROWN Sylvester / BU 67:11 BROWN Tommy / B&R 170:7; JB 50:14 BROWN Walter / B&R 17:6 BROWN Little Willie / LB 53:48 BROWN Willie / 78Q 2:47; BU 50:14; 147:6; LB 229:66; 231:8 BROWNING Art / LB 234:73 BROWNLEE David L. / BA 30:60 BROZMAN Bob / B&R 280:14; BRQ 6:32; LB 227:77 BRUNNING Bob / B&R 265:20; LB 216:75 BRUNSON Rev. Milton / B&R 120:15 BRUSO Nora Jean / LB 177:32 BRUYNOGHE Yannick / LB 60-61:71 BRYANT Beulah / B&R 37:7 BRYANT Cora Mae / B&R 235:11; LB 137:18 BRYANT Hoyt "Slim" / B&R 252:24 BRYANT J.D. / JB 62:42 BRYANT "Saint" James / JB 15:16 BRYANT Precious / B&R 277:14; JB 53:34; LB 137:21; 143:11; 177:12; 224:93 BRYANT Rusty / B&R 62:17 BUBIS Alan / B&R 189:18 BUCHANAN Roy / B&R 39:10; 164:43; 229:45; JB 13:21; LB 82:41 BUCK George H. / B&R 286:14 BUCK Willie / B&R 280:18; LB 222:20 BUCKNER Teddy / B&R 94:14 BUCKNER Willa Mae / BA 41:52; B&R 147:13; JB 46:67; LB 108:xx; 150:116 BUCKS COUNTY BLUES SOCIETY / BR 30:65 BUCKWHEAT ZYDECO / BA 46:32; JB 54:30; LB 185:14; 201:33 BUDGET ALBUMS, buying / B&R 155:10 BUFFALO Norton / B&R 245:7 BUFORD George "Mojo" / B&R 54:4; 265:20; BU 76:13; 77:9; 78:14; JB 72:56; LB 42:22; 208:26; 217:73 BUFORD Little Otis / LB 56:41 BULL CITY RED / BU 1:5; 39:19; 108:13 BULL Sandy / BA 46:69 BULLEIT Jim / BU 109:14 BULLET RECORDS / B&R 225:14; BU 109:14 BUMBLE BEE SLIM / B&R 184:17; LB 135:42 BUNCH Sam / LB 7:15 BUNN Alden / LB 36:30 BURBANK Charles / B&R 104:10; LB 123:56 BURGESS Glenn / B&R 211:16 BURGIN Johnny / See ROCKIN' JOHNNY BURKE Clarence Jr. / B&R 281:10 BURKE Solomon / B&R 254:18; 255:12; BR 31:69; 77:40; JB 46:41; 70:29; LB 177:39; 210:66 BURKES Major Lee / B&R 287:16 BURKS Conish "Pinetop" / B&R 250:10BURKS Eddie / B&R 198:11; JB 58:66; LB 117:38; 179:88 BURKS Michael "Iron Man" / B&R 151:18; 270:23; JB 72:58; LB 162:36 BURLEY Dan / B&R 63:20 BURNETT Chester Arthur / See HOWLIN' WOLF BURNETT Lillie / BA 46:30; B&R 160:25; LB 158:87 BURNETT Ranie / LB 150:120 BURNING BUSH / BR 25:15 BURNLEY (UK) BLUES FESTIVAL / B&R 45:24; 70:12; 79:10; 89:18; 100:38; 139:23; JB 16:20; 20:22; 23:16; 26:26; 29:20; 31:16; 33:20; 49:36 BURNS Eddie / B&R 276:12; BU 13:9; 90:4; LB 156:28; 223:75 BURNS Jimmy / B&R 225:20; BR 35:28; LB 156:40 BURNSIDE Duwayne / BR 96:23; LB 189:10 BURNSIDE Cedric / B&R 238:16 BURNSIDE Cody / B&R 275:10 BURNSIDE EXPLORATION / LB 189:30 BURNSIDE R.L. / BA 28:15; 39:12; B&R 93:10; 204:9; 297:4; BR 48:25; 54:52; JB 60:60; LB 117:10; 120:80; 181:30, 88 BURRAGE Harold / BU 40:14; JB 8:22 BURRELL Kenny / BR 56:38 BURRIS J.C. / B&R 38:10; LB 81:35 BURROW Cassell / LB 45-46:95; 47:33 BURT Grover "Dr. G.B." / LB 203:24 BURT Thomas / B&R 52:22; LB 92:46 BURTON Aron / LB 123:22 BURTON Lil Joe / LB 200:24 BURTON Ollie Mae Wooten / LB 123:31 BUSSARD Joe / 78Q 11:55 BUSTER Bobby "Pops" / B&R 90:17 BUTERA Sam / B&R 241:12; JB 68:58 BUTLER Billy / B&R 301:22; JB 23:25 BUTLER Cliff / B&R 195:12 BUTLER Curtis / B&R 195:10 BUTLER George "Wild Child" / BA 5:9; B&R 198:12; BU 131-32:27; JB 58:66; LB 179:88 BUTLER Henry / BR 53:69; 60:25; LB 182:11 BUTLER Jerry / JB 61:48 BUTLER Teddy / B&R 68:9 BUTLER TWINS / B&R 51:4; 187:16; LB 174:94 BUTTERFIELD Paul / BA 22:58; 23:11; 25:22; 27:28; 29:20; 31:12; B&R 30:7; BR 21:14; 23:15; LB 75:48 BYRD Bobby / B&R 224:12; JB 64:67; LB 194:75 BYRD Henry Roeland / See PROFESSOR LONGHAIR BYRD John / 78Q 5:94 BYRNE Jerry / JB 70:62 C Roy / LB 199:16 CADENA Ozzie / B&R 229:21 CADILLAC BABY / BU 11:14; LB 6:23; 101:32 CADILLAC RECORDS (film) / LB 198:5 CADILLACS The / B&R 42:19; 100:54 CAESAR Harry "Little" / JB 5:17; LB 117:62 CAESAR Shirley / JB 66:48 CAGE Butch / LB 23:5 CAGE Robert / LB 210:32; 221:75 CAIN Chris / BA 31:42; BR 41:26 CAIN Perry / BU 50:13 CAJUN MUSIC / BA 1:8; B&R 22:4; 26:17; 205:4; B&R 281:20; BU 2:13; 3:14; 4:5; 6:7; 8:16; 9:8; 21:10; 36:22; 42:15; 43:14; 45:17; 47:13; 52:12; 55:14; 58:19; LB 13:9; 74:44 CALDWELL Booker T "The Tailor" / LB 140:52 CALHOUN Big Al / B&R 256:17; LB 212:76 CALHOUN Charles or Chuck / See STONE Jesse CALHOUN Leon / See SON BECKY CALIFORNIA BLUES / WWA 7:18 CALLENDER Red / B&R 69:14; JB 26:31 CALLICOTT Joe / LB 50:26; 122:61 CALLIER Terry / B&R 275:9 CALLING CARDS blues musicians' / LB 119:120 CALLOWAY Cab / B&R 95:14; LB 119:67 CALLOWAY Harrison / B&R 272:17; JB 40:12 CALT Stephen / BA 21:84; B&R 255:18; BU 140:39; 141:12; LB 50:5; 212:76 CALVAES The / B&R 218:10 CALVERT RECORDS / B&R 117:5; WWA 16:54 CALYPSO / B&R 216:8 CAMERON Scott / LB 239:73 CAMPBELL BROTHERS / JB 46:20; LB 141:36; 176:22 CAMPBELL Carl / B&R 84:17 CAMPBELL Choker / B&R 85:17 CAMPBELL Eddie C. / BR 21:46; JB 1:22; 2:15; LB 146:10; 184:14 CAMPBELL Joe / LB 238:91 CAMPBELL John / BA 11:6; 15:24; B&R 81:23; BRQ 10:54; LB 110:53; 111:54 CAMPBELL Milton / See LITTLE MILTON CAMPBELL Novell / B&R 250:27 CAMPBELL Will "Frenchie" / LB 221:74 CANNADY Little Junior / B&R 261:19 CANNED HEAT / B&R 191:14 CANNON Gus / LB 44:57 CANNON P.W. & the Neptunes / JB 60:51 CANNON Toronzo / B&R 266:17 CANNONBALL RECORDS / BR 30:82; 41:58 CAN'T BE SATISFIED: The Life and Times of Muddy Waters (book) / B&R 172:16; 284:44; JB 52:80 CANTON SPIRITUALS / JB 60:28 CAPITOL RECORDS / WWA 14:39 CAPLIN Arnie / LB 206:70 CAPRICORN RECORDS / BR 35:69 CARBO Hank / LB 240:30 CARBO Hayward "Chuck" / B&R 232:25; JB 66:62; LB 199:74 CARBO Leonard "Chick" / B&R 135:16; LB 145:55 CAREY Zeke / B&R 146:11 CARLISLE Cliff / B&R 226:24 CARMICHAEL Lucky / LB 55:39 CAROL Faye / BRQ 4:12 CAROLINA CHOCOLATE DROPS / LB 197:12 CAROLINA SLIM / LB 230:94 CARON Danny / BR 36:18; LB 110:27 CARR Barbara / JB 41:20; LB 90:49; 222:10 CARR Charles "C.A." / JB 36:23 CARR James / BA 45:60; B&R 157:24; JB 49:44; LB 156:101 CARR Leroy / B&R 41:24; 71:20 CARR Sam / BA 27:12; B&R 49:4; 244:13; JB 63:13; 67:9; 68:59; LB 96:32; 171:11; 189:6; 204:66 CARR Wynona / B&R 239:4 CARRIER BROTHERS / JB 50:26 CARRIER Chubby / LB 98:20 CARRIER Eugene / B&R 117:10; LB 133:38 CARRIER Roy / B&R 250:27; JB 44:42; 69:60 CARROLL Earl "Speedo" / B&R 42:19; 276:10 CARROLL Gregory / JB 59:28 CARROLL John Gregory / B&R 278:21 CARROLL Karen / LB 201:7 CARSON Big Al / LB 164:8 CARSON Calvin "Bud" / LB 232:24 CARSON Edward "Blues" / LB 95:51 CARSON Nelson / BU 82:10 CARTER Albert / B&E 270:22 CARTER Betty / B&R 134:20 CARTER Bill / LB 159:10 CARTER Bo / LB 173:43, 104; 206:7 CARTER Bombay / LB 22:8 CARTER BROTHERS / B&R 214:4; JB 53:16 CARTER Clarence / JB 60:34; 61:38 CARTER FAMILY / B&R 154:49 CARTER James / B&R 168:18; 186:18 ; LB 171:65 CARTER Johnny / B&R 243:12; JB 68:57 CARTER Levester "Big Lucky" / B&R 176:13; JB 7:12; 53:59; LB 169:116; 181:82 CARTER Roman / LB 193:8 CARTER Tom "Pops" / LB 193:26 CARTER Van Zula / See HUNT Van Zula CARTER Vivian / LB 21:29; 88:33 CARTRIGHT Marcus "Mookie" / B&R 288:23 CARUSO Joe / LB 161:7 CASEY Al / B&R 204:10 CASH Alvin / B&R 146:11; JB 46:67; LB 150:119 CASH BOX CHARTS / B&R 80:8; 81:10; 82:8 CASHMERES The / B&R 192:16 CASSIDY Eva / BA 36:9 CASTELLES The / WWA 12-13:56 CASTLE Henry / See TOO TIGHT HENRY CASTON Leonard "Baby Doo" / B&R 32:9; LB 76:41 CASTOR Jimmy / B&R 267:15 CASTRO Tommy / BR 34:8 CAULEY Ben / B&R 304:21; LB 240:77 CD PIRACY in the blues / LB 168:10 CD-ROM blues on / B&R 90:20 CEASAR Warren / BA 42:58; B&R 150:17; LB 152:117 CENSUS RECORDS blues artists on / LB 123:120 CENTRAL AVENUE BLUES SCENE / BA 19:16; B&R 21:4 CENTRAL AVENUE SOUNDS (book) / B&R 148:44; 304:12 CEPHAS John (see also WIGGINS Phil) / B&R 239:10; BR 42:20; JB 67:62; LB 63:14; 137:10; 145:14; 201:72 CHAIRMEN OF THE BOARD / JB 60:46 CHAMBERS Angelo / See MILWAUKEE SLIM CHAMBERS BROTHERS / JB 53:40 CHAMBERS Gene / LB 114:61 CHAMBERS Lester / B&R 283:15 CHAMBLEE Eddie / B&R 145:7; 193:16 CHAMPION Grady / LB 232:10 CHAMPION Mickey / B&R 230:18; 296:20; LB 235:75 CHAMPION Marquis / B&R 301:20 CHAMPION RECORDS / 78Q 3:49; 4:77; 5:78; 6:87; B&R 117:5 CHANCE RECORDS / B&R 200:12 CHANDLER Chester / See MEMPHIS GOLD CHAPEL HILLBILLIES / LB 24:8 CHAPMAN Grady / B&R 257:20; JB 71:60 CHARITY Pernell / LB 13:25; 43:48 CHARLES Bobby / B&R 247:24; 269:12; JB 69:59; LB 182:24; 206:71 CHARLES Ervin / BA 39:26; 42:52; B&R 178:15; BR 59:85; LB 152:119 CHARLES Harry / B&R 235:22 CHARLES Nick / B&R 292:13; LB 227:7 CHARLES Ray / BA 9:33; B&R 145:45; 153:18; 185:24; 191:20; BR 24:24; JB 44:8; 46:89; 56:64; LB 116:94; 174:92 CHARLES Rockie-Rocky / BA 30:72; B&R 118:33; 249:23; JB 69:61; LB 133:32; 182:16 CHARLY RECORDS / B&R 97:16 CHART RECORDS / B&R 172:12; JB 33:27 CHARTERS Sam / B&R 154:8; 272:18; 273:18; 274:18; 299:22; LB 153:10; 238:88 "CHASIN' THAT DEVIL MUSIC" (book) / B&R 135:45; BR 46:76; JB 43:72; LB 142:110 CHATMAN Christine / B&R 224:4 CHATMAN Peter / See MEMPHIS SLIM CHATMON Sam / BR 15:35; BU 83:9; LB 56:38; 57:24; 139:10; 199:68; 207:3 CHAUVARD Marcel / BU 57:10 CHAVERS Elliott / B&R 280:16 CHAVIS Boozoo / BA 46:65; B&R 160:24; BU 47:10; JB 50:28; LB 98:17; 138:36; 159:85 CHEATHAM Jimmy & Jeannie / LB 93:10; 183:56 CHECKER RECORDS / B&R 193:10 CHECKERBOARD LOUNGE / B&R 179:11; 181:11; 304:22 CHEDWICK Porky / B&R 289:15 CHENIER C.J. / JB 47:58; LB 90:49; 98:31; 120:88; 185:24 CHENIER Cleveland / B&R 62:17; BU 21:10 CHENIER Clifton / BA 14:38; B&R 34:6; 175:20; 264:4; BU 25:3; 46:9; JB 11:8; 19:22; 43:42; LB 27:30; LB 79:51; 84:55; 110:70 CHENIER Morris "Big" / BU 25:5; LB 39:58 CHENIER Roscoe / B&R 278:19; LB 218:28; 224:94 CHER KEE RECORDS / B&R 218:16 CHEROKEE RECORDS / B&R 117:5 CHESS BLUES BOX / BA 14:40; B&R 78:4; JB 29:35; LB 109:58 CHESS BLUES DISCOGRAPHY (book) / LB 97:55 CHESS Leon / B&R 139:17 CHESS Marshall / BU 142:12 CHESS RECORDS / BA 36:12; 41:13; B&R 73:21; 82:6; 96:13; 98:18; 101:24; 111:14; 149:10; 193:10; BR 31:74; JB 20:16; 38:52; LB 8:24; 30:25; 81:47; 83:52; 88:22; 89:25; 112:72; 120:113; 191:68 CHESS RECORDS STORY (book) / B&R 136:49; 140:44: JB 43:73; LB 145:113 CHESS STUDIOS / BA 37:8 CHESS Susan / LB 12:40 CHESSLER Deborah / B&R 275:9 CHEVALIER Chester / LB 215:24 CHICAGO BLUES / BA 31:26; 41:18; B&R 51:22; 112:4; 113:4; 114:4; 154:8; 160:4; BU 30:3; 32:3; 71:10; 97:16; 100:28; 109:16; 118:3; 121:14; BW 4:11; 5:19; 8:4; JB 34:28; 35:6; 36:38; 64:12; LB 44:54; 74:32; 196:14; 204:58 CHICAGO BLUES ALL-STARS / BU 63:10 CHICAGO BLUES CLUB GUIDE / LB 11:8; 45-46:10 CHICAGO BLUES FESTIVAL / B&R 22:18; 40:14; 56:13; 64:12; 72:7; 202:16; BR 31:82; BU 137-38:29; JB 6:20; 50:40; LB 24:38; 62:17; 67:31; 70:29; 78:42; 82:2; 87:10; 196:44 CHICAGO BLUES LABEL GUIDE / LB 12:8 CHICAGO BLUES MUSEUM / LB 135:11 CHICAGO BOB / See NELSON, Chicago Bob CHICAGO PETE / B&R 158:25 CHICAGO SOUL (book) / BA 4:31; LB 98:53 CHICAGO TRANSISTORS / LB 25:36 CHIEF CORNERSTONE / B&R 182:20; 184:21 CHIEF RECORDS / BU 125:13 CHILDERS Virgil / BU 42:20 CHILDS Virginia / See DOUGLAS, Daisy CHI-LITES / JB 46:38 CHILTON Charles / B&R 277:14 CHIN Nappy / B&R 50:4 CHISHOLM Malcolm / LB 191:68 CHISM Chico / B&R 218:16; JB 63:66; LB 174:32; 190:86 (THE) CHITLIN' CIRCUIT AND THE ROAD TO ROCK AND ROLL (book) / B&R 263:45 CHOATES Harry / BU 49:6 CHOCKHOUSE / B&R 185:23 CHORTKOFF Randy / B&R 300:32; LB 239:73 CHRISTIAN Charlie / JB 55:42; LB 16:11 CHRISTIAN Johnny / BA 14:27; B&R 78:18; LB 110:53 CHRISTMAS BLUES / BA 28:99 CHUDD Lew / BA 35:58; B&R 132:16; LB 141:51 CHULAHOMA COUNTY (MS) BLUES / B&R 103:19 CHURCH Eugene / B&R 73:6; 80:20; JB 29:26 CHURCH Jimmy / JB 58:36 CHURCHILL Trevor / B&R 143:14 CINCINNATI BLUES / BU 97:22; LB 38:20; 56:25; 117:99; 178:22 CITA Raoul J. / B&R 296:21 CJ RECORDS / See JONES Carl CLAIBORNE Lillian / B&R 91:8; 300:20 CLAPTON Eric / BR 16:10; 49:8 CLARK Charlie / LB 41:40 CLARK Dave / BA 26:57; B&R 103:13; LB 123:56; 124:56 CLARK Dee / B&R 58:14 CLARK Dick / B&R 270:24; JB 72:58 CLARK Gary Jr. / LB 192:8; 223:8 CLARK Big Sam / LB 51:52; 52:57 CLARK W.C. / BA 27:20; BR 25:39; 29:86; 78:21; LB 235:20 CLARKE George / BU 35:11 CLARKE William / BA 28:98; B&R 74:4; 115:14; BR 27:86; 36:22; LB 131:64 CLAUBERG Big Joe / 78Q 4:61 CLAUNCH Quinton / LB 239:28; 240:32 CLAXTON William / B&R 235:10 CLAY Francis / B&R 104:19; 227:13; BR 45:83; JB 65:66; LB 96:47; 194:32 CLAY Judy / B&R 162:20 CLAY Mark / B&R 304:17 CLAY Otis / BR 28:64; JB 7:6; LB 159:12; 178:44 CLAYPOOL Bob / LB 87:36 CLAYTON Peter "Doctor" / B&R 24:4; 241:20 CLAYTON Willie / JB 38:20; 42:44 CLEARWATER Eddy / BA 38:28; 46:38; B&R 62:12; 158:11; BU 141:5; LB 9:10; 127:14; 238:10 CLEARY Jon / BA 43:46; BR 49:69 CLEMENT Jack / B&R 283:14 CLEMENT Henry / LB 239:16 CLEMENTS Vassar / B&R 203:9 CLEMONS T.L. / BU 104:18 CLEVELAND Big Boy / BW 18:19 CLEVELAND James / B&R 60:16 CLIMATES The / JB 59:33 CLOVERS The / B&R 283:15; JB 13:25; 14:22 CLUB IMPERIAL / BU 143:4 CLUB 51 RECORDS / B&R 43:20; 195:4 COACHMAN Aaron B "Famous" / BA 45:63; B&R 157:25; JB 49:66; LB 160:17 COASTERS The / B&R 42:19; 258:10; 259:12; 260:14 COATES Dorothy Love / B&R 170:20 COBB Arnett / B&R 5:20; 10:21; 45:9; JB 16:26; LB 28:30 COBB Otis / B&R 172:21; JB 52:63 COBBS Willie / BU 19:6; 31:15; 53:7; 73:15; LB 123:39; 154:14 COBRA RECORDS / LB 110:59 COCHRAN Hank / B&R 252:24 CODAY Bill / JB 66:63 COE Jimmy / B&R 175:4; 188:14; LB 173:91 COHEN Dean / BR 27:65 COHEN Porky / B&R 191:12 COHN Larry / 78Q 1:46; B&R 86:16 COLBERT Godoy / B&R 175:17; JB 52:65 COLBERT John / JB 57:32 COLE Ann / WWA 12-13:3 COLEMAN Carlton "King" / B&R 254:19; LB 210:67 COLEMAN Castro / See MR. SIPP COLEMAN Deborah / BA 37:28; BR 33:28; 45:75; 53:8; LB 120:75; 148:16 COLEMAN Gary B.B. / B&R 89:10; LB 114:75; 115:61 COLEMAN George "Bongo Joe" / B&R 148:19; JB 47:72; LB 150:119 COLEMAN Jay Bird / 78Q 11:86 COLEMAN Michael / B&R 295:21; LB 120:64 COLEMAN Omar / B&R 282:19; LB 223:5; 232:16 COLEMAN Oscar "Bo Dud" "Bo Dudley"/ BU 103:6; JB 72:59 COLEMAN Tony / LB 238:7 COLEMAN Wallace / B&R 191:17; LB 190:32 COLEY Doris / B&R 148:18 COLLINS Albert / BA 8:34; 17:10; B&R 50:18; 85:16; BRQ 12:62; BU 45:11; 62:5; 135-36:4; JB 30:22; LB 15:12; 113:42; 114:66 COLLINS Augusta Lee / LB 240:77 COLLINS Floyd / B&R 190:22 COLLINS Louis / See MR. BO COLLINS Little Mac / B&R 120:15; LB 136:51 COLLINS Big Roger / LB 131:45 COLTRANE John / JB 52:52 COLUMBUS Christopher / B&R 175:16 COMEAUX Tommy / B&R 125:15 COMPLETE MUDDY WATERS DISCOGRAPHY (book) / LB 97:55 CONLEY Arthur / B&R 185:20; JB 52:58; 55:56; LB 171:65 CONLEY Charles / B&R 170:18; LB 21:42 CONNER(S) Gene "Mighty Flea" / B&R 252:23; JB 70:62 CONNER George / B&R 283:16 CONNIE'S COMBO / BU 46:3 CONNOR Charles / LB 121:35; 213:28 CONNOR Loyce O. / LB 41:40 CONTINENTAL RECORDS / B&R 143:10; 152:7 CONTINENTALS The / B&R 225:18 CONSOLERS The / B&R 292:16 CONVERSATION WITH THE BLUES (book) / BU 22:8 CONWRIGHT Mighty Joe / B&R 240:14 COOK Bill / WWA 16:3 COOK Little Joe / B&R 290:15; WWA 15:20 COOK Roland "Cookie" / LB 154:98 COOKE Calvin / LB 184:24 COOKE Charles Sr. / B&R 116:8 COOKE Mme. Edna Gallmon / JB 67:48 COOKE Sam / B&R 99:14; 212:44; JB 49:18; LB 121:114; 181:48 COOKIE & HIS CUPCAKES / BU 7:11. See also THIERRY Cookie COOKIES The / B&R 297:12; 298:12 COOLEY Jack / JB 23:20 COON CAN / B&R 185:23 COOPER Jack L. / LB 65:56 COOPER Joe / LB 101:33 COOPER Leroy "Hog" / B&R 237:12; JB 67:59; LB 200:70 COOPER Mike / JB 48:68 COOPER Reginald / B&R 249:17 COOPER Rob / B&R 250:10 COOPER Selwyn / B&R 286:23 COPELAND Johnny / BA 8:10; 9:10; 22:6; 26:52; 29:100; 31:47; 31:49; B&R 101:19; 116:9; 122:14; 124:9; 222:4; BR 19:112; 21:58; 28:14; 44:22; JB 63:13; LB 52:12; 83:12; 122:5; 132:14; 135:6; 135:50 COPELAND Shemekia / BA 35:17; BR 35:74; 40:8; 44:22; 46:81; 53:67; LB 142:13; 152:9; 155:12 CORAL RECORDS / B&R 163:4; 164:4 CORLEY Dewey / BU 61:4; LB 17:7; 18:7 CORMIER Curly / LB 140:51 CORNELIUS Don / B&R 268:24 CORRITORE Bob / B&R 260:20 COSEY Pete / B&R 271:15; LB 221:74 COSSE Ike / LB 166:10 COSTELLO Sean / B&R 230:22; BR 35:13; LB 196:121 COTTEN Elizabeth "Libba" / LB 76:41 COTTON Eddie Jr. / B&R 292:10; LB 153:12; 234:30 COTTON James / BA 6:3; B&R 197:14; 228:7; BR 16:48; 20:20; BU 6:5; 29:6; 120:4; LB 76:22; 195:6; 208:20; 224:8; 230:6 COTTON Little Willie / BU 51:13 COUNCIL Floyd "Dipper Boy" / BU 40:19; 70:7; LB 31:6 COUNTRY BLUES / B&R 33:14; 54:14; LB 85:37; 100:31 COUNTRY JIM / BU 27:19 COURTNEY Opal Jr. / B&R 234:11 COURTNEY Tom "Tomcat" / B&R 252:25; LB 20:36; 167:55 COUSIN JOE / B&R 13:18; 48:23; JB 18:17; LB 19:20; 87:40; 89:39; 91:36 COUSIN LEROY / BU 37:9; LB 217:8 COUSINS Richard / LB 209:20 COVAY Don / B&R 298:23; JB 47:18; LB 155:26 COVER SONGS / B&R 143:8; JB 76:34; LB 90:69 COVINGTON Ben / 78Q 12:54; BU 61:15 COVINGTON Robert / BA 25:47; B&R 107:14; LB 126:62; 127:59 COX Charlie / WWA 15:44 COX Ida / 78Q 11:119 CRAIG Left Hand Frank / B&R 70:19; JB 25:21; LB 105:44 CRAIN S.R. / B&R 114:12 CRAWFORD Davell / BA 40:14 CRAWFORD Hank / B&R 238:10; JB 67:59; LB 200:70 CRAWFORD James "Sugarboy" / B&R 274:14; 275:11; JB 72:59 CRAY Robert / B&R 42:16; 77:10; BR 19:29; 33:10; LB 73:22; 74:18; 90:50; 179:51; 209:14 CRAYTON Pee Wee / B&R 11:22; 112:22; 115:27; 211:22; BR 36:12; 51:64; 57:42; BU 57:9; 107:8; LB 56:5; 57:6; 66:46; 67:37; 128:106; WWA 4:14 CREACH Papa John / BA 18:44; B&R 88:14; 206:15; LB 114:75; 115:62 CRENSHAW Dempsey / LB 232:33 CREWE Bob / B&R 294:21 CRIER Arthur / B&R 192:13 CROCE A. J. / BR 46:13 CROCKETT G.L. / JB 14:8 CROSSROADS Guide to in Delta, locations of / BR 52:62; LB 94:21 CROSSROADS Legends about in blues lyrics / B&R 178:8; LB 94:26; 219:76 CROSS THE WATER BLUES (book) / LB 195:75 CROTHERS Benjamin "Scatman" / B&R 26:6; 167:4 CROWN RECORDS / B&R 180:22; BU 1:12 CRUDUP Arthur / B&R 269:4; BU 50:3; 69:4; 72:12; 75:16; 76:18; 77:19; LB 16:5 CRUDUP Jonas Arthur / LB 212:74 CRUME Dillard / B&R 229:21; JB 65:66; LB 196:121 CRUME LeRoy / B&R 295:22 CRUMP Albert / B&R 275:9 CRUTCHFIELD James / B&R 166:21 CRYOR Jesse / B&R 257:19; JB 61:63 CULBERSON Eric / BR 51:14 CULLEN Lola Ann / BU 46:7 CUNNINGHAM B. B. / B&R 275:10 CUOMO Sal / B&R 281:10 CURRAN Nick / B&R 275:9 CURRY Ben / 78Q 12:54 CURRY Jap / B&R 268:14 CURRY Pinell / LB 53:48 CURTIS Mac / B&R 284:10 CURTIS Peck / BU 69:10; 70:9; 80:7; 82:5 CUSIC Eddie / B&R 207:21; 303:18; LB 187:22; 240:74 CZYZ RECORDS / BR 51:72; LB 147:9 DADDY G / See BARGE Gene DADDY MACK / B&R 268:19; JB 63:28 DADDY STOVEPIPE / BU 9:6 DALE Larry / B&R 251:24; JB 9:4; 69:59 DALLAS BLUES / BA 10:6; 36:22; B&R 170:7; BW 6:3 DALLAS Leroy / BU 44:5 DALTON James / LB 42:41 DALY Jim / B&R 124:21 DAMFINO STUMP / B&R 179:9; 181:23 DAMN RIGHT I'VE GOT THE BLUES (book) / BRQ 12:67 DANCE Helen Oakley / BA 47:91; B&R 161:26; LB 158:87 DANCELAND RECORDS / B&R 103:6; 103:25; JB 21:8; 23:19 DANIEL Gilmore / JB 8:26; LB 73:38; 74:35 DANIELS Eddie “Ghetto Baby” / LB 240:30 DANIELS Jack / JB 14:8 DANIELS Jerry / B&R 106:21 DARBONE Luderin / B&R 238:12; JB 67:18 DARBY Big Ike / LB 8:8; 87:34 DARIN Bobby / WWA 17:1 DARNELL Larry / BU 145:25; LB 58:44 DAVENPORT Billy / BA 41:52; B&R 147:13 DAVENPORT Jed / JB 9:18; 10:15; 13:19 DAVENPORT Lester "Mad Dog" / B&R 239:12; JB 67:63; LB 107:20; 201:74 DAVENPORT Wallace / B&R 189:12 DAVIES Debbie / BA 24:16; 41:22; BR 17:54 DAVIES John R.T. / B&R 191:13; JB 56:66; LB 174:95 DAVIES Ruth / BR 36:19 DAVIS Mother Annie / BA 33:48; B&R 127:18; LB 138:80 DAVIS Billy / B&R 194:8; JB 57:58 DAVIS Wild Bill / B&R 103:14 DAVIS Carl / B&R 273:16 DAVIS CeDell / BA 41:26; B&R 91:4; BU 82:5; LB 32:19; 166:30 DAVIS Clarence "Bluesman" / B&R 281:12 DAVIS Daryl / JB 52:20 DAVIS Eb / LB 147:32; 217:7 DAVIS Eddie "Lockjaw" / B&R 7:10; 26:6 DAVIS Eric "Guitar" / B&R 263:23; 286:15; LB 229:72 DAVIS Eunice / B&R 225:4; 228:6 DAVIS Rev. Gary / B&R 69:7; 78:38; 108:12; 118:7; 123:10; 169:18; 300:59; BRQ 1:20; 2:18; BU 25:10; 38:5; 39:12; 85:20; 93:15; 100:42; BW 1:11; 3:7; JB 10:7; LB 8:6; 86:43; 111:61 DAVIS Geater / JB 37:18 DAVIS George / B&R 235:11 DAVIS Guy / BA 45:16; BRQ 3:27; BR 42:22; LB 145:44; 169:51; 239:8 DAVIS Huey Marvin / B&R 175:17 DAVIS James / BU 133:17; LB 137:20 DAVIS James B. / B&R 220:20 DAVIS James "Boo Boo" / B&R 194:11 DAVIS James "Thunderbird" / BA 9:28; B&R 68:9; JB 25:21 DAVIS Jesse Edwin / LB 82:41 DAVIS Jimmie / BA 44:64; B&R 155:21; LB 156:102 DAVIS Jimmy / See MAXWELL STREET JIMMY DAVIS Joe / JB 2:4; WWA 16:20 DAVIS Blind John / BRQ 8:22; BU 67:14; LB 21:23; 70:45; 197:83 DAVIS Katherine / LB 196:37 DAVIS Larry / BA 18:46; B&R 43:27; 48:12; 90:8; BR 14:61; BU 65:14; 102:12; 134:4; JB 31:24; LB 32:29; 57:27; 115:64; 117:60 DAVIS Mamie / JB 50:68; LB 57:31 DAVIS Martial / LB 239:13 DAVIS Quint / BA 5:6 DAVIS Richard / B&R 298:22 DAVIS Rusty / B&R 107:14; LB 126:62 DAVIS Little Sam/Little Sammy / B&R 105:14; 118:17; BU 36:18; LB 198:8 DAVIS Thornetta / LB 160:39 DAVIS Tiny / B&R 91:6 DAVIS Tyrone / B&R 198:11; JB 14:12; 46:40; 58:66; LB 105:12; 176:5; 177:82 DAVIS Walter / B&R 95:27; JB 63:13 DAVIS Willie / B&R 259:20; JB 71:61 DAVIS Willie C. / LB 209:77 DAWKINS Jimmy / B&R 279:17; BR 16:15; 18:22; 19:36; 234:14; BU 58:8; LB 8:18; 108:16; 151:54; 208:18; 225:76; 226:6 DAY Bobby / BA 3:26; B&R 55:20; JB 21:22; LB 95:51 DAYE Eddie / B&R 243:12; JB 68:58 DAYRON Norman / B&R 155:26 D.C. RECORDS / B&R 91:8; 300:20 DEACON JOHN / LB 159:20; 182:20 DEAN Hannah / B&R 191:13 DEAN Jimmy / B&R 251:25 DEAN Joe / BU 127:4; 144:35; LB 53:48 DEE David / BU 147:15; JB 67:20 DEEP BLUES (book) / LB 56:36 DEEP BLUES (film) / BA 38:21; B&R 184:43 DEEP ELLUM AND CENTRAL TRACK (book) / LB 145:110 DEEP SOUL RECORDS / B&R 10:18 DEITCH Gene / B&R 149:14 DeKNIGHT Rene / B&R 188:14 DELAFOSE Geno / JB 52:16; LB 120:88; 140:82 DELAFOSE John / BA 20:48; B&R 95:14; JB 32:21; 52:16; LB 97:69; 98:27; 118:62 DELANEY Charles / B&R 281:9 DE LAY Paul / BA 7:8; B&R 218:17; BR 28:22 "DELIA" (song) / B&R 189:8 DE LISA James / LB 66:45 DELMARK RECORDS / BA 30:22; BRQ 13:29 ; LB 170:114 DELOATCH Mary / B&R 18:26 DEL SANTO Dan / B&R 254:20 DELTA BLUES MUSEUM / LB 139:11; 142:15; 152:10 DELTA BLUES: THE LIFE AND TIMES OF THE MISSISSIPPI MASTERS WHO REVOLUTIONIZED AMERICAN MUSIC (book) / JB 68:72 DELTA CULTURAL CENTER / LB 152:8 DELTA JOE / BU 105:23 DELTA NUMBERS / B&R 28:21 DELTA RECORDS / BU 42:6; 48:13 DE LUXE RECORDS / BU 104:24; WWA 9:30; 10:14; 12-13:58; 18-19:19 DeMILO Cardella / B&R 181:21; 232:10 DENBY Herman "Junior" / B&R 282:12 DENNIS Charles / LB 200:15 DENNIS Gene / LB 38:30 DENSON Willie / B&R 212:15 DE PINA Mary / B&R 246:20 DERBY RECORDS / WWA 14:16 DE ROUEN Big Terry / LB 240:25 DERRICK Charles / B&R 242:16 DESANTO Sugar Pie / B&R 178:4; LB 186:32; 188:8 DE SHAY James / BU 143:32; JB 44:56 DES MOINES blues scene / LB 184:38 DETROIT BLUES / B&R 51:4; 87:4; 117:6; BU 85:4; 104:12; JB 4:4; 5:11; LB 3:3; 10:17; 160:8 ,13, 31 DETROIT EMERALDS / JB 56:40 DETROIT JR. / B&R 143:22; 203:8; BU 118:21; LB 129:26; 174:35; 180:84 DETROIT PIANO FATS / B&R 141:18 "DEVIL GOT MY WOMAN" (video) / B&R 118:40; LB 131:92 DEVIL'S SON IN LAW, The (book) / B&R 178:40; JB 55:80 DEW DROP INN / BA 43:94; BU 147:10 DIALTONE Records / B&R 284:22 DIAMOND Billy / B&R 265:21; LB 121:36 DIAMOND TEETH MARY / BA 42:53; B&R 97:9; 149:17; BR 59:84; BRQ 7:49; LB 136:15; 152:118 DIAMOND Tina / B&R 275:10; LB 227:77 DICEY Bill / BA 14:27; B&R 79:16; JB 29:26; LB 109:51 DICKENS Hazel / B&R 261:19 DICKENS Little Jimmy / B&R 297:19 DICKINSON Jim / B&R 243:15; LB 204:67 DICKINSON Luther / LB 206:37 DIDDLEY Bo / B&R 85:22; 108:45; 113:14; 149:21; 217:27; 220:25; 231:27; BR 25:36; BU 6:6; 71:4; 72:11; 128:21; 135-36:31; JB 22:32; 63:13; 66:24; LB 77:16; 95:54; 193:7 DIEDRA / LB 231:7 DIG RECORDS / BU 131/32:9 DIGGS Highland / WWA 17:4 DILLARD Varetta / B&R 86:8; JB 30:27; LB 113:45 DIRTY DOZENS the / LB 97:33 DIRTY MOTHER FUYER / B&R 243:11 DIXIE HUMMINGBIRDS / B&R 20:10; 180:40; 220:20; 232:24; JB 57:20; 60:9; LB 197:88 DIXON Arthur "Butch" / JB 57:59; LB 176:81 DIXON Dr. / LB 232:32 DIXON Floyd / B&R 112:24; 205:12; 213:16; 228:4; BR 28:18; JB 62:68; LB 23:14; 128:95; 181:8,10; LB 186:88; 188:6 DIXON Freddie / LB 27:35 DIXON Jessy / B&R 265:21; LB 216:75 DIXON Julius / LB 173:91 DIXON Luther / B&R 245:7 DIXON Popsy / B&R 297:19; LB 237:84 DIXON Prince / B&R 121:13 DIXON Willie / BA 4:30; 9:27; 23:45; B&R 49:41; 68:13; 95:15; 96:13; 100:56; 222:26; 269:49; BRQ 4:11; BR 15:20 26; BU 16:3; JB 25:20; LB 29:8; 30:8; 31:12; 33:9; 34:11; 36:8; 37:29; 41:4; 45-46:58; 49:27; 57:26; 81:16; 82:20; 85:48; 98:52; 103:46; 109:9; 119:7; WWA 7:8 DIXON-NELSON Shirli / B&R 183:20; JB 54:61; LB 171:65 DIZZ Lefty / BA 16:30; B&R 83:17; BRQ 11:53; JB 30:24; LB 57:27; 112:40 DOBARD Ray /B&R 234:4 DOBELL'S RECORD SHOP / B&R 278:22; JB 25:5 DOCKERY'S PLANTATION/DOCKERY FARMS / B&R 47:10; 210:17; BU 49:3; 50:14; JB 66:9 DOC SAUSAGE / WWA 17:47 DOCTOR Joseph / See WASHBOARD DOC DOCUMENT RECORDS / B&R 132:14; 255:8; BR 59:43; JB 32:23; 33:32; 34:25; 35:32 DODD "Sir" Coxone / B&R 190:13 DODDS Johnny / 78Q 10:77 DOGGETT Bill / B&R 115:14; JB 37:33; LB 131:62 DOLEMITE / See MOORE, Rudy Ray DOLLAR Johnny / B&R 217:22; LB 128:46; 187:74 DOLLIS Bo / B&R 297:19; LB 236:91 DOLPHIN'S OF HOLLYWOOD and DOLPHIN John / JB 13:12; 14:14; 17:16; 17:20; 18:18 DOMINO Fats / BA 9:32; B&R 66:4; 85:19; 146:4; 207:18; 211:24; BU 43:4; 102:6; BW 14:14; JB 30:34; 61;9; 62:10, 80; LB 35:16; 182:14; 189:7 DOMINOS The / B&R 230:6; 231:6 DON & DEWEY / B&R 242:4 DONATH Taryn / BR 55:41; 56:34 DONEGAN Dorothy / B&R 131:20; BR 40:86 DONEGAN Lonnie / B&R 175:16 DOOTONE RECORDS / B&R 132:4 DOO WOP / B&R 306:8 DORN Joel / B&R 226:11 DORSEY Lee / B&R 26:6; JB 8:26; LB 73:38 DORSEY Sweet Mattie / 78Q 8:103 DORSEY Rev. Thomas A. "Georgia Tom" / BA 14:27; B&R 47:4; 75:36; 77:13; 207:16; LB 20:17; 56:24; 110:53; 113:43 DORSEY Willa Mae / B&R 237:13 DORSIE Lester / LB 8:21 DOT RECORDS / B&R 160:10 DOTSON Jimmy "Louisiana" / BU 143:19; LB 140:54 DOTSON Michael / B&R 168:8 DOUGLAS Daisy / B&R 267:22 DOUGLAS K.C. / B&R 170:18; 275:13; BU 35:5; 81:11; BW 18:4; LB 15:15; 24:5 DOUGLAS "Blues" Sam / LB 56:40 DOVE Nat / B&R 217:27; 296:23; BU 128:4; LB 217:24 DOWD Tom / B&R 175:16 DOWN BEAT RECORDS / B&R 16:21; 65:4; BU 92:19 DOWNHOME BLUES LYRICS (book) / BRQ 3:25; BU 144:53; LB 97:54 DOWN HOME MUSIC / B&R 22:23 DOWNING Big Al / B&R 202:10; LB 180:86 DOYLE Little Buddy / B&R 240:4; 241:23; BW 21:10 DOZENS the / See DIRTY DOZENS DOZIER Lamont / JB 57:44 DRAIN Charles / B&R 102:11; LB 124:58 DRANES Arizona / B&R 185:14; LB 228:59 DRAPER Duke / LB 136:54 DRAYTON James / BA 46:65 DR. DADDY-O / B&R 88:15; LB 115:64 DR. HEPCAT / B&R 105:22; 251:12; BU 129:4; LB 116:36; 125:7; 126:60 DR. HORSE / JB 56:66; WWA 17:41 DR. JOHN / BA 23:92; BR 15:66; 16:20; 77:8 DRIFTERS The / B&R 117:16; 267:24; 268:21; LB 130:98 DRIFTIN' SLIM / See MICKLE Elmon DRIGGS Frank / B&R 264:19; JB 72:56 DR. ROSS / See ROSS, Dr. Isaiah DRUG LYRICS IN BLUES / LB 3:13 DRUM RECORDS / WWA 17:36 DRUMMER Johnny / LB 231;18 DRUMMERS blues / BA 29:10; LB 96:8; 96:12; 171:7; 213:10 DRUMS / LB 130:79 DUARTE Chris / BA 35:44; BR 18:58 DUCHESS The (Norma Jean Richardson) / B&R 201:22 DUCK Albert "Brook" / LB 154:33 DUCKER Otis / B&R 293:8 DUDLOW/DUDLOW JOE / BU 65:17 DUGAN Mike / BR 53:80 DUGAS Marcel / JB 16:26 DUHON Edwin / B&R 208:17; JB 61:63 DUKE RECORDS / B&R 15:32; 54:40; 80:23; 185:24; BU 12:3; JB 30:38; LB 171:5; WWA 14:20 DUKE-PEACOCK RECORDS DISCOGRAPHY / LB 93:43 DUKES Little Laura / BU 125:19 DUKES Mary / LB 165:9; 199:74 DUNBAR Scott / BU 81:12; 82:7; JB 32:21; LB 118:63; 119:67; 210:33 DUNCAN Al / B&R 96:13; 249:25; LB 120:91 DUNCAN Little Arthur / B&R 186:21; 233:26; JB 66:63; LB 197:22 DUNCAN Cleveland / B&R 275:10; 276:10 DUNCAN Willie Jo / LB 157: DUNHAM Herman / B&R 248:23 DUNN Donald "Duck" / B&R 270:23; JB 72:59; LB 221:74 DUNN Roy / B&R 39:11; 250:7; LB 82:38 DUNSON Johnnie Mae / BA 41:38; B&R 135:9; 225:13; BR 56:24; BU 113:20; JB 64:69; LB 143:11; 194:74 DUPONT August / LB 137:50 DUPONT Chainsaw / B&R 224:10 DUPREE Big Al / BA 25:43; B&R 183:19; LB 129:49; 171:63 DUPREE Cornell / B&R 260:10; JB 71:61; LB 215:82 DUPREE Champion Jack / BA 9:26; B&R 57:4; 57:25; 68:12; 76:4; 253:4; BRQ 4:11; BU 19:7; 43:10; 69:4; BW 1:9; 11:19; 13:3, 21; JB 25:20; LB 32:10; 97:20; 103:50 DUPUY Nelda / B&R 256:12 DURAL Stanley / See BUCKWHEAT ZYDECO DURHAM David Lee / B&R 227:13 DURHAM Eddie / LB 83:35 DURST Lavada / See DR. HEPCAT DUSKIN Joe / B&R 220:21; BU 101:10; JB 64:69; LB 17:18; 178:14; 192:73 DUTKO Mot / BA 24:12; 40:27 DYER Johnny / B&R 138:16; 295:22; LB 195:12; 234:72; 235:6 DYNATONES / BR 55:35 EAGLE Roger / B&R 140:20 EAGLIN Snooks / BA 38:12; B&R 55:16; 237:10; JB 67:60; LB 125:87; 128:36; 200:70 EALEY David "Bubba" / LB 210:26 EALEY Robert / BA 20:25; 36:30; 46:64; B&R 159:22; LB 158:84 EALEY Theodis / LB 175:26 EALEY YZ / LB 210:24 EARL Ronnie / BR 31:12; 60:48 EARLE Eugene / B&R 185:25; EARLE Jimmy / B&R 217:22; WWA 7:15 EARLY BLUES: THE FIRST STARTS OF BLUES GUITAR (book) / LB 240:64 EARLY DOWNHOME BLUES (book) / B&R 100:80; LB 121:113 EARLY Hezekiah / B&R 247:16; LB 210:18 EARWIG RECORDS / B&R 178:10 EASON Willie C. / B&R 112:16; 203:8; LB 180:87 EASTER Monte / B&R 158:24; 169:4 EASTMAN / B&R 181:22; 182:20 EASTON Amos / See BUMBLE BEE SLIM EASY BABY / B&R 244:14; LB 144:58; 204:67 EATMON Narvell / See CADILLAC BABY ECKO RECORDS / JB 43:26 ECKSTINE Billy / B&R 78:18; LB 110:53; WWA 8:34 EDDIE'S RECORDS / B&R 88:4 EDINBURGH BLUES FESTIVAL / B&R 123:15 EDMONDS Rev. Charlie / BR 42:30 EDMONDS Elga / LB 136:36 (see also EVANS, Elgin) EDWARDS Archie / BA 35:58; B&R 132: 16; BR 41:86; 43:72; LB 63:22; 126:41; 141:48; 143:10; 181:82; 185:6 EDWARDS Bernice / B&R 250:9 EDWARDS Chuck / B&R 77:14 EDWARDS Clarence / BA 7:18; 15:27; B&R 80:20; BU 75:6; JB 29:26; LB 110:50 EDWARDS David "Honeyboy" / BA 16:20; 34:34; 39:10; 44:44; B&R 47:10; 126:44; 156:4; 263:21; 270:25; BR 38:34; 45:16; BU 54:3; JB 43:73; JB 72:56; LB 4:19; 90:36; 104:18; 135:46; 136:108; 145:30; 184:10; 206:6; 216:72 EDWARDS Esmond / B&R 217:22 EDWARDS Frank / B&R 169:21; BU 99:10; JB 51:57; LB 137:17; 165:89 EDWARDS Gloria / LB 131:28 EDWARDS Teddy / B&R 180:13; BW 18:21 EGAN Willie / B&R 193:12; LB 174:94 EL Eddie / LB 57:15 ELDORADO BALLROOM / LB 169:14 ELEM Big Mojo / B&R 117:10; LB 134:50 ELEVEN TWENTY-NINE / B&R 179:9; 181:23 ELI'S MILE HIGH CLUB (see also TOSCANO Eli) / LB 160:13 ELKO RECORDS / BU 43:12; 51:7; JB 1:15 ELLA SPEED / B&R 183:22 ELLINGTON Duke / JB 54:52 ELLINGTON Ray / B&R 7:35 ELLIS Alton / B&R 235;11 ELLIS Hortense / B&R 155:21 ELLIS Jimmy / B&R 269:26 ELLIS Tinsley / BR 35:14; 77:25; LB 225:43 ELLIS Wilbert "Big Chief" / BU 128:16; LB 36:30; 63:28 ELLISON Tommy / B&R 237:13; JB 67:63 EMBRY Queen Sylvia / BA 10:37; 45:82; LB 105:45 EMERSON Billy "The Kid" / BU 4:8; JB 58:15; LB 45-46:25; 208:12 EMMONS Buddy / B&R 303:18 EMPHREY Calep Jr. / LB 200:17 ENJOY RECORDS / JB 53:36 ERNEST Herman / BR 16:33 ERTEGUN Ahmet / B&R 81:20; 216:20; JB 50:90; 63:65; LB 143:12; 18:72 ERTEGUN Nesuhi / B&R 46:21; LB 88:33 ERVIN Frankie / B&R 251:24; JB 69:60 ERVIN Odie / B&R 235:8; 237:14 ESCAPING THE DELTA: ROBERT JOHNSON AND THE INVENTION OF THE BLUES (book) / B&R 187:45; LB 172:116 ESQUERITA / B&R 30:7; 270:12 ESTES Sleepy John / BA 34:106; 39:46; B&R 262:4; BRQ 10:49; BR 38:75; 41:75; BU 125:17; LB 19:13; 33:11; 140:6; 141:12 ESTRIN Rick / B&R 79:4; 248:16; BR 29:10 ETHAM Elijah / LB 5:17 ETHNIC MUSIC 78s / 78Q 3:44 ETIENNE Clarence "Jockey" / B&R 303:19; LB 215:30; 239:70 EVANS Dr. David / BA 36:7; B&R 232:14; BR 16:12; BU 140:39; 141:12; LB 50:5; 151:7 EVANS Elgin / JB 50:52; LB 14:21; 102:11(see also EDMONDS Elga) EVANS Hurel / LB 145:55 EVANS Jerome / B&R 186:18 EVANS Miss Jo / WWA 17:14 EVANS Joe / B&R 287:13 EVANS Big John / B&R 245:7; LB 118:50; 206:79 EVANS Leo / See LOPEZ Lucky EVANS Margie / BU 81:20; LB 121:39 EVANS Sammy "Sticks" / LB 117:62 EVANS Terry / LB 148:40 EVEJIM RECORDS / JB 64:24 EVERETT Betty / B&R 163:18; LB 159:87 EWING John R/ "Streamline" / B&R 169:22 EXCEL RECORDS / B&R 128:6 EXCELSIOR RECORDS / B&R 278:12 EXCELLO RECORDS / BA 7:28, 38:68; BR 52:68; BU 21:17; 48:6; 131-32:20; LB 7:29; 215:26 EXCLUSIVE RECORDS / B&R 65:4; 277:8 EXUM Larry / JB 15:16 EZELL Will / BU 141:14 FAGANDINI Maddalena / B&R 278:18 FAHEY John / BA 46:68; B&R 158:24; 268:42 FAIR Yvonne / B&R 90:17 FAIRFIELD FOUR The / B&R 78:11; JB 51:20 FAIS-DO-DO RECORDS / B&R 26:17 FALCONS The / WWA 11:5 FAMOUS COACHMAN / See COACHMAN Aaron FANTASTIC L ROY / B&R 251:23 FANTASTIC VIOLINAIRES / B&R 300:10; JB 70:44 FARMER Julius / B&R 165:19 FARMER Little Willie / B&R 278:8 FARR Deitra / LB 120:84; 133:22; 177:18 FARRIS Lonnie / BU 90:18; 96:15 FATHER OF THE BLUES (book) / LB 101:44 FAT POSSUM RECORDS / BA 28:14; B&R 194:10; 217:8 FAULKNER Glenn "One String" / LB 156:46 FEATHER Leonard / B&R 94:15; JB 62:18 FEATURE RECORDS / B&R 26:17 FEDERAL RECORDS / B&R 59:10 FEDORA RECORDS / B&R 161:12 FEEL LIKE GOING HOME (book) / LB 70:44; WWA 1:3 FENDER Freddy / B&R 215:16 FERBOS, Lionel Sr. / LB 182:18 FERGUSON H-Bomb / B&R 148:8; B&R 216:18; JB 63:68; LB 69:15; 188:69 FERGUSON Cool John / LB 183:30 FERGUSON Keith / BA 30:60; B&R 120:15 FESS see PROFESSOR LONGHAIR FIDDLE used in pre-blues / LB 18:25 FIELDS Bobby / LB 50:45 FIELDS Ernie / B&R 122:14; LB 136:51; WWA 18-19:30 FIELDS Frank / B&R 210:19; BU 107:7; LB 186:85 FIELDS Johnny Lee / B&R 245:7; JB 68:59 FIELDS Kansas / B&R 105:22 FIELDS Monroe / B&R 299:22 FIELDS Thomas "Big Hat" / JB 53:20 FIFE AND DRUM BANDS / LB 100:36; 104:9; 144:44 FILETI Don / JB 68:28 FILLMORE SLIM / B&R 158:6; LB 215:7 FINCH John Marshall / B&R 206:23 FINNELL Doug / JB 13: 20; LB 129:45 FINNEY Leslie "Finney Mo" / B&R 50:4 FIRE/FURY/ENJOY RECORDS / B&R 114:29; BU 92:4; JB 15:6; 16:10; 53:36; LB 109:74 FISHER Mary Ann / B&R 189:11; LB 173:91 FIVE BLIND BOYS OF ALABAMA / BR 20:54; B&R 38:18; JB 42:24; LB 196:12; 197:3 FIVE BLIND BOYS OF MISSISSIPPI / JB 42:24; B&R 224:16 FIVE C'S The / B&R 214:22 FIVE DU-TONES The / LB 193:74 FIVE-FOUR BALLROOM / LB 121:30 FIVE KEYS / B&R 246:10; 247:4 FIVE ROYALES / B&R 154:4; 235:11; 292:18; JB 31:10; 32:26; 33:36 FLAIR RECORDS / BA 15:30 FLAMINGO Johnny / B&R 156:9 FLAMINGOS The / B&R 221:14; 222:14; 235:18 FLASH RECORDS / B&R 134:10; JB 2:8 FLEMING Gabe / LB 95:51 FLEMING Sherwood / B&R 298:18 FLEMONS Wade / JB 31:27 FLERLAGE Raeburn / BA 35:26; 39:40; 43:108; B&R 155:48; 175:16; JB 52:62; LB 153:98; 166:89 FLETCHER Dusty / B&R 17:28; 22:14 FLETCHER Kirk "Eli" / B&R 164:9; LB 165:35; 195:20; 218:22 FLORENCE'S LOUNGE / BU 106:20 FLORIDA BLUES/ LB 5:17 FLOWERS Phil / B&R 158:23 FLOYD Harmonica Frank / B&R 3:51; BU 39:9, 15; 83:18; 99:4; 100:37; LB 8:2; 60-61:72; 62:42; WWA 4:8; 5:10; 6:9; 7:11 FLYING BLACK EAGLE / LB 122:120 FLYNN Billy / B&R 80:12 FODDRELL Turner / B&R 98:14; 251:17; BU 140:31; LB 107:33; 120:93; 122:60 FOLEY Sue / BR 30:30 FOLKLYRIC RECORDS / B&R 95:10 FOLKS Buddy / LB 85:29 FONTENOT Canray / B&R 103:12; BU 36:8; JB 65:22; LB 123:55 FORD Clarence / B&R 93:14; LB 119:67 FORD Frankie / B&R 304:22 FORD Fred / BA 41:55; B&R 146:7; JB 46:68; LB 150:118 FORD Robben / BR 22:40 FORD T-Model / B&R 209:20; 282:12; BR 96:37; LB 187:10; 227:74 FOREHAND A.C. / LB 9:3 FOREHAND Buster / see LITTLE BUSTER FOREST Earl / B&R 35:16; 178:14; JB 53:59; 56:26 FORMAL RECORDS / JB 19:6; 20:16 FORREST Gene / B&R 185:20 FOR(R)EST CITY JOE / BU 71:19; 79:6; 112:9 FORTE Bobby / BA 43:102; B&R 151:15 FORTESCUE John Henry / LB 28:6 FORTUNE Jesse / B&R 243:13; LB 204:67 FORTUNE RECORDS / B&R 117:20; 165:14; BU 12:17 FORT VALLEY BLUES / BU 111:11; 112:13; 114:20 FOSTER Abram S. "Falstaff" / BA 30:60 FOSTER Bobby / JB 72:58 FOSTER Eugene / See DETROIT PIANO FATS FOSTER Leroy / BU 30:12; 31:10 FOSTER Paul / B&R 106:21 FOSTER Ruthie / LB 200:38; 202:26 FOSTER Little Willie / BU 26:13; 105:23; LB 166:38 FOSTER Willie / BA 46:66; B&R 161:26; BR 56:35; 59:27; JB 40:28; 49:65; LB 106:33; 158:85 FOUR ACES The / B&R 137:16 FOUR BROTHERS RECORDS / JB 14:8; 15:14 FOUNTAIN Clarence / B&R 38:17; LB 196:12 FOUNTAIN Dennis / B&R 275:17 FOWLER "Harmonica" Sam / BU 129:22 FOX Eugene / B&R 158:25; JB 48:69; 49:62 FOXX Charlie / B&R 134:20 FOXX Redd / B&R 65:18; JB 25:21 FRAN Carol / BR 50:50; LB 116:26; 215:28; 226:6 FRANK Edward / B&R 118:11; LB 134:52 FRANK Terry / B&R 238:11 FRANKLIN AND BAYTOP / LB 191:9 FRANKLIN Rev. C.L. / B&R 5:38 FRANKLIN Erma / B&R 155:4; 173:21; JB 52:65; LB 166:89 FRANKLIN Mabel / BU 45:10 FRANKLIN Melvin / B&R 98:14 FRANKLIN Guitar Pete / LB 9:18; 26:7 FRANKS Tillman / B&R 215:18 FRAZIER Al / B&R 206:22 FRAZIER Calvin / BU 85:6; LB 11:40 FRAZIER Phil / LB 182:24 FREED Alan / B&R 293:25 FREEDOM CREEK BLUES & GOSPEL FESTIVAL / JB 46:34 FREEDOM RECORDS / B&R 88:4 FREEMAN Isaac "Dickie" / B&R 275:9 FREEMAN Isaiah / JB 51:20 FREEMAN Morgan / LB 172:9 FREEMAN Sonny / BU 51:5 FRENCH BLUES / See CAJUN MUSIC FRESNO (CA) BLUES / B&R 84:4; BU 35:5; LB 139:26 FREUND Steve / BR 15:50 FRISCO RECORDS / B&R 128:16 FROG BLUES & JAZZ ANNUAL NO. 1 (book) / B&R 248:45 FROG BLUES & JAZZ ANNUAL NO. 2 (book) / B&R 264:45 FROST Frank / BA 27:12; 40:46; B&R 49:4; 55:30; 78:24; 144:17; BR 54:84; 55:29; JB 46:64; LB 7:26; 150:109; 155:7 FULBRIGHT J. R. / BU 51:6; 74:13 FULLER Blind Boy / BA 46:13; B&R 175:20; BU 38:17; 68:6; 72:4; 76:15; 108:14 FULLER Jesse "Lone Cat" / BA 42:38; BU 44:8; 119:15; BW 5:3; LB 20:11; 25:8 FULLER Johnny / BU 68:11; LB 66:46 FULLER Rocky / BU 32:8 (See also LOUISIANA RED) FULP Preston / LB 107:35; 113:43 FULSON Lowell / BA 38:63; B&R 29:4; 56:4; 126:27; 138:20; 255:4; 275:12; BR 36:10; 48:86; BU 18:10; 64:21; 111:28; JB 41:64; 44:54; LB 5:19; 6:11; 20:43; 115:10; 145:49; 151:53 FULSON Nowell / B&R 90:17 FULTON Doug / BA 29:52; BR 28:86; LB 132:77 FUNCHESS John / See LITTLEJOHN John FUNDERBURGH Anson / BA 10:8; 13:20; BR 43:12; LB 169:60 FUQUA Harvey / B&R 252:22, 23; 253:15; JB 70:58 FUSILIER J.B. / BU 57:20 GABLER Milt / B&R 162:21 GADDY Bob / BU 3:2; JB 8:9; 39:34; B&R 124:20; LB 136:49 GADSON James / LB 213:34 GADSON Thomas "Tutty" / B&R 296:21; LB 236:92 GAILLARD Slim / B&R 21:15; 60:17; JB 45:34; LB 98:40; 101:39 GAINES Earl / B&R 117:4; 247:23; JB 44:26; 69:58; LB 206:70 GAINES Grady / B&R 291:17; LB 131:44; 220:8; 238:77 GAINES Leslie Isaiah / B&R 289:22 GAINES Roy / B&R 177:10; 248:18; LB 37:22; 148:24; 227:10 GAINES Will / B&R 292:14 GAITHER Bill / BU 9:3 GALES Manuel / See KING, Little Jimmy GALLAGHER Rory / BR 20:128; 49:21; LB 123:56 GAMBLE Kito / BRQ 4:12 GAMBLERS BLUES / BA 42:34; 43:52; 44:28; 45:26 GANNON Steve / B&R 293:24; LB 234:73 GANT Cecil / B&R 49:6; 83:22 GARCIA Jerry / BA 23:6; BR 20:128; 21:40 GARDNER Albert "Gentleman June" / B&R 256:18; JB 70:62 GARDNER Carl / B&R 261:19; JB 71:61 GARLAND Terry / BRQ 13:47 GARLOW Clarence / B&R 23:14; BU 10:5; 49:7; JB 6:18 GARNER Larry / BA 24:16; 43:42; B&R 85:12; JB 35:12; LB 143:18; 206:8 GARRETT Robert "Bud" / LB 79:52 GARRETT Vernon / B&R 177:16; LB 116:48; 116:64; 231:26 GARTH Gaylord / JB 57:24; 70:59 GARVIN Rex / B&R 287:14 GARY Tommy / LB 24:5 GATES George / LB 218:19 GATES Lee / LB 218:16 GATES Rev. J. M. / LB 152:48 GATTON Danny / BA 20:50; B&R 95:14; LB 118:63 GAYDEN Johnny B. / LB 208:9 GAYLE Rozelle / B&R 28:10 GAYLES Billy / B&R 79:14; JB 29:24; LB 110:53; 113:44 GAYLES Juggy / B&R 149:17 GAYTEN Paul / B&R 61:15; 202:4; BU 130:8; 131-32:4; JB 23:24; LB 98:40; WWA 18-19:19 G-CLEFS The / WWA 15:12 GEDDINS Bob / B&R 61:14; 274:9; 275:12; 276:8; BU 42:3; JB 23:24; LB 34:19; 97:43; WWA 11:13 GEE Jack / BU 15:3; 16:5 GENERAL MOTORS BLUES / JB 6:16 GENESIS BOX SETS / LB 29:32 GENNETT/CHAMPION/SUPERIOR RECORDS / 78Q 3:49; 4:77; 5:78; 6:87; 12:70 GEORGE Barbara / B&R 213:17; JB 62:70 GEORGIA BLUES / BU 131-32:36; 133:16; BW 1:6; 3:10; 4:15; 6:19; 8:8; 11:20; 17:3 GEORGIA BROWNS / BU 9:17 GEORGIA COTTON PICKERS / BU 90:14 GEORGIA SKIN / B&R 210:24 GEORGIA TOM / See DORSEY Rev. Thomas A. GEREMIA Paul / BRQ 3:16; BR 42:8 GEST David / JB 68:41 G. G. & SNAKEBOY / BRQ 12:44 GHENT A.J. / LB 237:51 GHENT Aubrey / JB 57:14; LB 176:30 GIBSON Harry "The Hipster" / B&R 237:16 GIBSON Jack "The Rapper"/ BA 41:59; B&R 72:4; 73:4; LB 150:20 GIBSON Lacy / B&R 260:8; JB 71:61; LB 130:26; 213:74 GIDDENS Rhiannon / LB 236:45 GILBERT Millage / LB 237:22 GILES Elbert "Eddie" / BU 104:18 GILL Leonard / LB 25:36 GILLESPIE Dana / BR 49:28 GILLESPIE Dizzy / B&R 188:8 GILLETT Charlie / B&R 249:23; 250:25; JB 69:56 GILLIAM Earl / B&R 265:20; JB 72:56; LB 131:42; 180:22; 204:5; 216:75 GILLUM Jazz / B&R 75:16 GILMORE Boyd / BU 111:5; LB 45-46:94 GILMORE Joey / LB 201:24 GILMORE Lea / LB 225:7 GILT-EDGE RECORDS / WWA 9:26 GIMBLE Johnny / B&R 301:23 GIP'S PLACE / LB 203:34 GIPSON Byron "Wild Child" "Slick" / B&R 89:10; 106:4; LB 114:75; 115:63 GIPSON Ray / B&R 297:18 GITFIDDLE JIM / BU 28:11 GIVE MY POOR HEART EASE (book) / B&R 245:45; JB 68:73; LB 202:64 GIVENS Bill / BA 37:54; B&R 137:25 GLADIN Ivey / B&R 165:19; LB 110:36 GLENN Lloyd / B&R 10:30; BU 107:11; LB 66:46; 68:35 GLORY RECORDS / WWA 12-13:27 GLOVER Henry / B&R 61:14; 233:14; JB 23:24 GLOVER Lillie Mae "Memphis Ma Rainey" / B&R 11:23 GODIN Dave / B&R 195:10; JB 57:60 GODRICH John / B&R 58:14; BU 100:44; JB 22:23 GODWIN Harry / LB 70:45 GOLDBAND RECORDS / LB 120:128 GOLDEN GATE QUARTET / BU 60:21; JB 71:42 GOLDEN TONES / JB 44:58 GOLDEN WEST SINGERS / JB 44:58 GOLD STAR RECORDS / B&R 78:19; BU 45:6 GOLDSTEIN Kenneth / B&R 106:21; LB 126:62 GOLDWASSER Frank / LB 195:20 GONZALES Babs / B&R 188:7 GONZALEZ Memo / BA 10:7 GOODBYE, BABYLON (box set) / B&R 187:15; LB 171:60 GOOD ROCKIN' CHARLES / LB 88:33 GOODMAN Harry / B&R 126:16 GOODMAN Shirley / B&R 122:16; 124:13; 202:11; BU 130:14; JB 12:6; 59:68; LB 180:87 "GOOD MORNING LITTLE SCHOOL GIRL" (song) / LB 181:96 GORDON Barbara / LB 60-61:69 GORDON Jimmie / B&R 218:12 GORDON Mike / LB 85:33; 87:36 GORDON Omar / B&R 279:21 GORDON Rosco / B&R 172:19; BR 78:96; JB 52:64; LB 49:10; 166:87 GORDON "Stomp" / B&R 228:24; 237:14 GORDON Willie Louis / B&R 120:15 GORDY Anna / B&R 288:18 GOSEY I.J. / B&R 301:22; LB 131:49; 180:28; 238:90 GOSPEL CLEFS / B&R 142:12 GOTHAM RECORDS / JB 11:14 GOVAN James / B&R 294:20 GRADY Fred / B&R 206:9; 219:20 GRAHAM Davy / B&R 236:12 GRAHAM Lonnie / B&R 243:10 GRAMMY AWARDS / LB 116:58 GRAND Otis / BA 13:10; 21:53; BR 49:17 GRANDERSON John Lee / BU 50:10; BW 7:17; LB 36:34; 56:39 GRANZ Norman / B&R 166:21 GRAVENITES Nick / BR 18:20; 19:22; 20:18; 23:15; 24:15; 25:15; 26:14 GRAVES Alexander "Pete" / B&R 215:18 GRAVES David / LB 118:63 GRAVE SITES OF BLUES MUSICIANS / LB 233:112 GRAY Arvella / BU 58:17; 97:16; LB 11:32; 47:32; 180:71 GRAY Dobie / B&R 266:19 GRAY Henry / BA 45:44; B&R 198:14; BU 74:6; LB 158:20; 202:8; 237:6 GRAY Jackie / LB 227:77 GRAYSON Miles / B&R 241:16 GRAYSON Milt / B&R 205:21; JB 60:63 GREAT DAY IN HARLEM / B&R 141:16 GREAT GATES The / B&R 21:14 GREEN Rev. Al / BR 88:21; JB 45:42; LB 115:97 GREEN BROTHERS (Al and Bobby) / JB 72:30 GREEN Cal / B&R 192:13;LB 24:31 GREEN Clarence / B&R 119:10; LB 131:43; 133:39 GREEN Clarence "Candy" / BU 33:7; JB 13:20; LB 85:31 GREEN Doc / B&R 44:16; LB 87:36 GREEN Cornelius / See LONESOME SUNDOWN GREEN Guitar Slim / BU 63:11; LB 24:7 GREEN Irving / B&R 212:15 GREEN Jesse / BU 110:14 GREEN John / LB 144:75 GREEN Johnny "Rockhouse" / B&R 301:23 GREEN L.C. / BU 27:19 GREEN Lil / JB 53:24; 54:46 GREEN Peter / BA 36:38; BR 49:30 GREEN Russ / B&R 256:21; LB 232:20 GREEN Sonny / LB 240:16 GREEN Tyrone "Crusher" / B&R 170:21 GREEN Vernon / B&R 156:9 GREENBERG Florence / B&R 105:23 GREENE Charles "Big Saul" / B&R 267:15 GREENE L. C. / LB 68:36 GREENE Madeline / WWA 11:19; 12-13:41 GREENE Rudy / B&R 43:18 GREENHILL Manny / BA 26:55; B&R 110:16 GREENLEAF Diunna / LB 180:30; 216:9; 236:32 GREENLEE Bob / B&R 188:14; BR 88:94; LB 173:91 GREENWADE Kay Kay / B&R 272:15; LB 221:75 GREENWICH Ellie / B&R 243:14 GREENWOOD Lil / B&R 178:18; 262:18; LB 215:83 GREGORY Gerald / B&R 138:20 GREY Al / JB 67:26 GREY GHOST The / BA 27: 58; B&R 112:13; 251:12; LB 89:22; 130:47 GRIFFIN Bessie / B&R 45:9 GRIFFIN Curtis / B&R 291:14 GRIFFIN James "Sonny" / B&R 188:14 GRIFFIN Johnny / B&R 232:26; JB 65:58 GRIFFIN Big Mike / BR 37:24 GRIFFIN Paul / B&R 155:21 GRIFFIN R.L. / BA 10:8; B&R 142:4; JB 28:14; LB 129:42 GRIFFIN Roosevelt "Little Brother" / BU 47:9 GRIFFITH Shirley / LB 13:7; 19:3 GRIFFITHS Ted / BU 113:2 GRIGG Andy / B&R 292:14 GRIMES Lloyd "Tiny" / B&R 44:16; 228:9; 229:6, 12; LB 87:34 GRISWOLD Art & Roman / B&R 185: 19; LB 92:19; 164:33 GROSS Laura Mae / B&R 246:8; JB 68:58; LB 206:70 GROUND ZERO BLUES CLUB / LB 169:12 GUFFIN Lum / JB 32:21 GUIDRY Robert / SEE CHARLES Bobby GUILLORY Ben / LB 39:57 GUITAR CRUSHER / B&R 107:18 GUITAR GABLE / B&R 160:24; LB 158:87; 215:33 GUITAR GABRIEL / BA 26:56; B&R 110:17; BR 24:96; JB 35:31; LB 103:24; 128:52 GUITAR JUNIOR / B&R 46:4; BU 117:11; LB 62:39 (see also BROOKS Lonnie) GUITAR KELLEY / BU 75:7 GUITAR LIGHTNIN' LEE / LB 226:22 GUITAR NUBBITT / B&R 253:10; BU 17:5; WWA 4:11 GUITAR SHORTY (John Henry Fortescue) / B&R 248:8; 255:20; BU 120:20; LB 28:6 GUITAR SHORTY (David Kearney) / B&R 131:4; BR 15:40; BU 26:5; LB 95:23; 141:14 GUITAR SLIM / BU 51:10; LB 72:14; 97:44 GUITAR SLIM JR. / LB 90:53; 121:10 GUNDHI Steve / LB 114:62 GUNTER Arthur / BU 80:12; 120:21; LB 27:9 GUNTER Cornelius / LB 92:48 GUNTER Cornell / B&R 51:20; JB 19:24 GUNTER Sidney L. "Hardrock" / B&R 279:15 GURALNICK Peter / BA 37:50 GUSSOW Adam / See SATAN & ADAM GUY Billy / B&R 175:17 GUY George "Buddy" / BA 8:22; 21:53; B&R 51:16; 55:4; 62:9; 69:19; 90:44; 158:11; BRQ 10:21 24; BR 14:14; 44:24; 54:8; BU 19:3; 21:7; 67:7; BW 20:6; LB 2:3;105:52; 112:8; 113:51; 183:14; 196:9 GUY Buddy "When I Left Home" (book) / B&R 272:8; LB 219:56 GUY J.W. "Cigar Man" / LB 133:39 GUY Phil / B&R 33:4; 44:22; 233:26; BR 44:24; JB 66:61; LB 179:12; 198:67 GUY Vernon / B&R 134:20; JB 44:56 GUYGER Steve / BA 40:32 HACKBERRY RAMBLERS / B&R 208:17; BU 51:11; JB 67:18 HADACOL / B&R 53:4 HADDIX Travis / B&R 251:8; LB 179:28 HADNOTT Billy / B&R 146:11 HAIRSTON Will / B&R 167:14; BU 86:21 HALF AIN'T BEEN TOLD (book) / B&R 156:48 HALL Jimmy / BR 27:26 HALL Rene / B&R 37:7 HALL Sandra / LB 143:28 HALL, Thaddeus Louis / See HARMONICA SHAH HAM FATCHET / B&R 180:9; 181:23 HAMILTON Bob / LB 118:53 HAMILTON Kenneth "Butch" / B&R 185:20 HAMMOND Clay / B&R 258:21; JB 51:40; 71:59 HAMMOND John Sr. / LB 76:41 HAMMOND John Paul / BA 11:45; BRQ 1:1; BR 33:18; 57:8; 58:16 HAMPTON Lionel / B&R 110:32; 172:20; JB 47:30 HAMP-TONE RECORDS / BU 115:14 HANCOCK Hunter / B&R 166:12; 193:13; LB 176:81 HANDY AWARDS / BA 12:30; 30:104; 34:58; 37:108; 39:54; 43:62; 46:12; 47:52; B&R 54:13; 80:19; BR 25:96; 30:86; 39:88; 50:72; 60:44; LB 45-46:4; 49:6; 52:5; 54:32; 58:14; 59:17; 63:39; 68:23; 72:28; 73:14; 84:10; 90:2; 90:4; 106:2; 106:7; 122:4; 134:11; 138:14; 140:9 HANDY Major / LB 211:22 HANDY W.C. / LB 101:44 HANEY'S BIG HOUSE / LB 211:6 HANKERSON Alvin / See GUITAR NUBBITT HANKINS "Tall Paul" / B&R 258:22; BU 35:10; JB 71:61 HANNON Mark / BA 47:91 HAPPY IN THE SERVICE OF THE LORD (book) / B&R 44:8; JB 36:57 HARDIMAN Tre' / LB 120:90; 123:36 HARDIN Lane / B&R 261:21 HARDIN Louis "Moondog" / BA 40:49 HARDY Evelyn Starks / B&R 299:23 HARDY Heather / BR 17:50 HARE Auburn "Pat" / BA 2:5; BU 35:10; 139:3; JB 23:8; 24:11; LB 47:33 HARGROVE Hosea / LB 209:32 "HARLEM STREET SINGER" (film) / B&R 300:59 HARLEM VOCAL GROUPS / B&R 158:18 HARLEY Joe / BR 56:27 HARMAN James / BA 18:10; B&R 193:11; BR 36:24 HARMON Zac / LB 239:45 HARMONICA / B&R 197:14; BW 23:32; LB 20:9; 99:24; 99:32; 100:43; 167:111; 232:8 HARMONICA FATS / B&R 147:11; 164:10; BR 24:52; 56:85; BU 76:10; LB 150:118 HARMONICA FRANK / See FLOYD, Harmonica Frank HARMONICA HINDS / B&R 246:16 HARMONICA KHAN / LB 179:89 HARMONICA SAM / See FOWLER, Harmonica Sam HARMONICA SHAH / LB 160:9; 195:36 HARMONICA SLIM / B&R 87:10; 170:18; 181:20 HARMONIZING FOUR / BU 2:12 HARNEY Richard "Hacksaw" / B&R 114:22; LB 17:7; 18:7; 219:5 HARP Cornelius / B&R 281:10 HARP Rev. Jack / BU 26:3; 46:10 HARPER Ben / BR 59:14; LB 223:6 HARPER Joe (Henry Holmes) / BU 110:14; LB 12:40 HARPO Slim / B&R 38:4; 58:4; 58:10; 84:19; 300:14; BU 33:8; 69:5; 71:31 HARRELL Alford / See CHICAGO PETE HARRINGTON/CLEARWATER family / LB 9:8 HARRINGTON Houston / LB 9:8 HARRINGTON Vernon / B&R 239:16; 298:22 HARRIS Alfred / B&R 167:8 HARRIE Betty / JB 57:46 HARRIS Bill / JB 16:26; LB 85:34 HARRIS Bob / LB 43:49 HARRIS Corey / BA 38:11; BR 23:56; LB 120:79; 126:22; 157:24; 171:41; 193:7; 206:12 HARRIS Don "Sugarcane" / BA 41:55; B&R 146:7; 242:4; BU 68:17; JB 46:69; LB 150:114 HARRIS Erline / JB 69:16; 70:16 HARRIS Henry "Sneaky Joe" / BU 35:10 HARRIS Hi Tide / BU 108:11 HARRIS Homer / B&R 161:26; 185:20; LB 12:38 HARRIS Kent L. / See BOOGALOO HARRIS "Shakey Jake" / BA 3:26; B&R 52:22; BR 59:30; BU 41:12; 42:10; LB 10:10; 92:42 HARRIS Major / B&R 276:13 HARRIS Napoleon "Iron Jaw" / LB 59:40 HARRIS Odell / LB 236:93 HARRIS Odessa / LB 192:75 HARRIS Paul / JB 27:18 HARRIS Peppermint / BA 38:65; B&R 139:21; BR 49:94; BU 144:25; JB 44:54; LB 141:16; 146:47 HARRIS Rebert H. / BA 45:58; B&R 154:24; LB 154:100 HARRIS Sheldon / B&R 204:10; JB 60:60; LB 181:87 HARRIS Tony / B&R 115:4; 116:4 ; 184:15 HARRIS Thurston / BA 3:26; B&R 52:22; LB 92:48; 94:54 HARRIS William "Big Foot" / 78Q 3:45 HARRIS Willie "Tom Cat" / B&R 279:22 HARRIS Wynonie / B&R 16:4; 92:4; 100:80; 298:4; JB 6:24; LB 125:97; WWA 8:31 HARRISON Carrie B. / B&R 111:17 HARRISON David / B&R 182:15 HARRISON Donald Sr. "Big Chief" / B&R 141:18; LB 144:76 HARRISON Sterling / LB 184:96 HARRISON Vernon / See BOOGIE WOOGIE RED HARRISON Wilbert / B&R 53:9; 96:12; LB 119:67; 120:92 HART Alvin Youngblood / BA 30:30; B&R 115:32; 134:21; BR 27:18; LB 120:79; 126:34 HART Hattie / BU 32:7 HART John / B&R 187:17; JB 55:57; LB 173:91 HARTLEY Keith "Keef" / B&R 267:15 HARVEY Rick / LB 110:53 HARVEY Ted / B&R 118:8 HATCH David / JB 68:58 HATCH Provine / See LITTLE HATCH HATCHER Roosevelt "Rosey" / LB 209:77 HATCHER Willie / BU 16:8 HAUSER Tim / B&R 295:21 HAVEN RECORDS / B&R 129:6 HAWKINS Bill / B&R 162:22 HAWKINS Buddy Boy / BU 30:11 HAWKINS Dale / B&R 248:24; JB 69:61; LB 206:71 HAWKINS Erskine / B&R 8:4; 85:16 HAWKINS Screamin' Jay / BA 41:56; 42:18; B&R 31:4; 32:10; 33:18; 148:16; 149:21; BR 57:93; 58:31; BU 121:4; JB 47:73; LB 150:120; 151:116 HAWKINS Jenell / B&R 215:18; LB 188:73 HAWKINS Roy / LB 63:44 HAWKINS Ted / BA 21:45; B&R 96:13; LB 120:93 HAWKINS Walter / B&R 252:24; JB 70:62 HAWKS The / WWA 11:22 HAY / B&R 180:8 HAYES Cedric / B&R 288:17 HAYES Henry / BU 33:6; LB 140:40 HAYES Isaac / B&R 233:24; JB 66:61; LB 197:88 HAYES P.T. / LB 57:16 HAYES Roland "Boy Blue" / LB 50:47 HAYES Thomas "Pee Wee" / LB 230:28 HAYES Willie "The Touch" / LB 227:26 HAYNES Tiger / B&R 88:15 HAYNES Warren / LB 213:40 HEADEN Willie / B&R 250:27 HEALEY Jeff / B&R 228:19; BR 39:30; JB 65:67 HEARTSMAN Johnny / BA 29:52; B&R 116:8; 176:4; BR 28:87; JB 37:32; LB 47:5; 118:46; 132:76 HEBB Bobby / B&R 253:22; JB 70:58 HEBERT Zydeco Ray / LB 229:30 HECKSTALL-SMITH Dick / B&R 196:19 HEGAMIN Lucille / BU 74:13 HELENA (ARK.) BLUES / BA 27:12; B&R 44:9; LB 110:36 HELENA ("KING BISCUIT") BLUES FESTIVAL / BA 31:50; 40:109; 43:92; B&R 49:11; 143:22; 152:20; BR 35:81; 45:79; JB 11:21; 44:48; LB 71:19; 78:64; 84:14 HELFER Erwin / BR 31:35; LB 196:36 HEMPHILL Jessie Mae / BA 31:98; B&R 213:16; 222:26; 223:27; 226:4; BR 40:58; JB 62:71; LB 64:14; 100:17; 151:52; 173:13; 180:9; 186:84; 192:5 HEMPHILL Julius / B&R 99:20 HENDERSON Bugs / BA 20:29 HENDERSON Dorris / B&R 198:13 HENDERSON Jocko / B&R 152:12 HENDERSON Mike / B&R 121:14 HENDERSON Russ / B&R 303:19 HENDRIX Jimi / BR 18:24 34 37 HENRY Clarence "Frogman" / BU 104:16; LB 182:27 HENRY Curtis / BU 35:11 HENRY Don "Cadillac" / LB 235:77 HENRY Frank "Haywood" / B&R 94:15 HENRY Richard "Big Boy" / B&R 196:19; LB 177:83 HENSLEY William P. "Washboard Willie" / LB 101:39 HEPSTERS The / B&R 216:24 HERITAGE BLUES ORCHESTRA / LB 221:40 HERMAN Hawkeye / BR 42:28 HERRERA Hook / LB 228:28 HERRING Lewis / BU 139:24 HERRON Chuck / B&R 133:10 HERWIN RECORDS / 78Q 1:18; 2:56 HI RECORDS / B&R 99:22; 113:9 HIBBLER Al / B&R 160:24; 212:4; LB 158:87 HICKEY Bill / LB 235:76 HICKS Charlie / BU 103:15 HICKS Darby / BU 76:12 HICKS Jimmy / LB 1667:13 HICKS Otis / See LIGHTNIN' SLIM HICKS Robert / See BARBECUE BOB HICKS Rod / B&R 277:15 HICKS Ronnie / B&R 284:15 HI-FI Johnny / B&R 293:18 HIGGINS Chuck / B&R 150:16; LB 121:36 HIGGINS Monk / LB 70:45; 72:41 HIGGINS Big Willie / B&R 175:17 HIGGS George / B&R 278:20; LB 108:27; 224:94 HIGH Tnolue / B&R 167:9 HIGHTONE RECORDS / B&R 77:10; 229:11 HIGHTOWER Donna / B&R 283:13 HIGHTOWER Rosetta / B&R 295:22 HIGHTOWER Willie / 78Q 11:76; JB 64:5 HIGH WATER RECORDS / B&R 232:14 HIGHWAY 61 MUSEUM / LB 219:4 HIGHWAY QC's / JB 56:58 HILL Big Bill / BU 70:18; LB 7:13; 57:13 HILL COUNTRY BLUES / LB 189:76 HILL Don / B&R 276:14; 277:16 HILL J.D. / LB 232:31 HILL James S. / B&R 152:13; JB 47:73 HILL Jessie / BA 28:98; B&R 114:12; LB 130:48 HILL Blind Joe / BA 41:56; B&R 146:11; LB 30:12 HILL Lillie Mae / LB 70:45 HILL Michael / BA 24:11; BR 28:26; LB 120:35; 173:19 HILL Raymond / B&R 113:9; BU 82:5; 135-36:14; JB 35:29; LB 128:55; 132:74; 178:88 HILL Rosa Lee / BU 60:4 HILL King Solomon / 78Q 1:5; 6:86; B&R 187:12; BU 70:4; 148-49:8; BW 13:4; 21:17 HILL Thearon "T-Man" / B&R 252:24 HILL Mrs. Z.L. / BA 30:60; B&R 120:15; LB 134:52 HILL Z.Z. / BU 146:26; JB 57:42: LB 53:17; 59:18; 60-61:70; 66:17 HILLERY Mabel / LB 28:6 HINES Eddie "Porkchop" / LB 37:41 HINES' FARM BLUES CLUB / LB 103:30 HINTON Algia Mae / LB 108:25 HINTON Eddie / B&R 103:13; BR 20:128; 53:75; LB 123:55 "HIT THE RIGHT LICK" (book) / B&R 121:48 HITE Bob / LB 50:46 HITE Les / B&R 9:8 HITE Richard / B&R 164:20 HOBBS Elsbeary / B&R 111:17; JB 35:31 HODGES Carl / LB 137:21 HODGES Teenie / B&R 292:12 HOFNER Adolph / B&R 151:14 HOGAN Silas / BA 21:36; B&R 46:18; 88:14; BU 71:15; 74:5; JB 30:26; LB 114:75; 115:62 HOGG Smokey / BU 55:3; 56:9 HOLDEN Ron / B&R 117:10 HOLDER Ace / BU 139:33 HOLE Dave / BRQ 12:47 HOLEMAN John Dee / B&R 170:15; LB 224:18 HOLIDAY Harold / See BLACK BOY SHINE HOLIDAY Jimmy / LB 75:48 HOLLAND William "Highway Man" / LB 66:46 HOLLIMON Clarence / BA 21:28; 42:53; B&R 150:16; BR 50:60; 59:84; JB 16:22; 47:72; LB 116:26; 140:10; 152:114 HOLLINS Tony / BU 89:12; 115:19 HOLLOWAY Red / B&R 61:20; 269:24; BU 117:4; 118:9; JB 72:57; LB 219:75; 238:44 HOLLYWOOD FATS / B&R 180:18; BR 36:9; 77:41; LB 73:38 HOLMAN Joseph "Smokey" / LB 235:36 HOLMES BROTHERS The / BA 32:14; BR 44:18; LB 102:22; 237:8 HOLMES Henry / See HARPER JOE HOLMES Hugh / See PROFESSOR HARP HOLMES Jimmy "Duck" / B&R 210:12; 282:14; LB 184:11 HOLMES Marcus L. / LB 60-61:69 HOLMES Wendell / B&R 302:8 HOLMES Winston / 78Q 2:17: HOLMES Wright / B&R 36:19; 285:10; BU 45:13 HOLMSTROM Rick / BR 24:42 HOLSTON Leon / B&R 262:17 HOLT Morris / See MAGIC SLIM HOLT Nick / B&R 241:13; JB 68:58; LB 136:23; 204:67 HOLT Shawn / LB 227:8 HOLTS Roosevelt / B&R 295:4; BR 18:14; 19:14; 20:16; BU 66:7; 116:9; BW 15:4 HOMEMADE JAMZ BLUES BAND / LB 214:26 HOMESICK JAMES / BA 39:10; 44:44; B&R 95:4; 216:21; 268:4; BU 6:8; 8:21; 84:4; 85:7; 86:9; JB 63:65; LB 188:71 HONEYBOY / See PATT Frank HONKERS AND SHOUTERS (book) / LB 45-46:66 HOOD Willie / See RHYTHM WILLLIE HOOKER Earl / B&R 159:48; BU 59:7; 64:17; 73:14; JB 52:80; LB 2:9; 155:34; 163:77 HOOKER John Lee / BA 1:6; 9:34; 28:108; 29:100; 34: 10; 47:4, 90; B&R 32:4; 55:10; 115:17; 146:20; 149:14; 161:27; BRQ 9:20; BR 19:24; 31:75; 41:76; 59:41; BU 12:17; 14:9; 24:6; 53:11; BW 7:3; JB 21:8; 46:88; 47:83; LB 44:14; 57:26; 121:10; 124:8; 131:93; 133:12; 159:36 HOOKER John Lee Jr. / B&R 275:8; LB 184:32; 221:49 HOOKER Zakiya / BR 44:8 HOOVERVILLE / B&R 184:209 HOPE Lynn / B&R 286:8; 287:20; 289:15 HOPKINS Clyde / JB 64:42 HOPKINS Linda / B&R 186:4; BU 124:12 HOPKINS "Lightnin'"Sam / BA 17:48; 24:94; B&R 24:14; 67:8; 69:18; 169:11; 246:9; 248:4; 280:4; 284:45; BRQ 2:14; 6:40; BR 30:80; BU 18:9; 45:3; 74:16; 142:23; BW 12:24; 13:6; 14:11; 15:15; 16:4; 18:27; 24:2; JB 31:23; 40:36; LB 27:29; 52:57; 53:15; 106:49; 211:5; WWA 1:3; 8:20 HOPKINS Milton / LB 131:42; 200:25 HORN Walter / See MISSISSIPPI SLIM HORNBUCKLE Linda / LB 120:82 HORNE Onzie / LB 17:7 HORTON Billy / B&R 98:14 HORTON Craig / LB 175:12 HORTON John / B&R 280:10 HORTON Big Walter "Shakey" / B&R 71:12; 197:14; 229:5; 246:9; 271:4; BU 20:8; 28:16; JB 37:38; LB 52:52; 193:68 HOSKINS Ollie / See NIGHTINGALE Ollie HOSKINS Tom / B&R 167:19 HOT SHOT LOVE / LB 45-46:95; 50:47 HOUFF Charles / LB 66:46 "HOUND DOG" (song) / WWA 14:6 HOUSE Eddie J. "Son" / 78Q 1:59; BA 16:14; 23:47; 35:41; B&R 41:8; 49:13; 111:10; 204:11; 207:4; 222:26; 294:4 BRQ 2:14; BU 14:6; 15:8; 18:3; 27:8; 30:5; 42:7; 43:8; 48:18; 58:24; 73:16, 19; 106:12; BW 2:3; 6:8; 18:5; JB 14:20; LB 31:14; 84:48; 94:42; 169:37; 181:8; 231:8; WWA 7:20 HOUSE Evie (Mrs. Son House) / B&R 139:22 HOUSE OF BLUES / BA 22:10; BR 20:60; 23:24, 26, 37, 39 HOUSE OF HITS: The Story of Houston's Gold Star/Sugarhill Recording Studios (book) / B&R 290:44 HOUSTON BLUES / BU 45:3; 46:3; LB 131:28; 140:40; 140:46; 140:128; 143:14; 155:6 HOUSTON Bennie Joe / See BOSTON BLACKIE HOUSTON Edward "Bee" / B&R 61:14; LB 101:39 HOUSTON GUITAR SLIM / LB 140:50 HOUSTON Joe / B&R 261:14; LB 92:27 HOUSTON Lawyer (Soldier Boy) / B&R 215:4; 216:26; 239:20 HOVINGTON Frank / LB 53:48 HOWELL Lee Andrew "Cotton" / LB 98:40 HOWELL Peg Leg / BU 10:7 HOWLIN' WOLF / BA 9:32; 39:40; 46:26; B&R 67:4; 67:16; 82:22; 90:32; 167:8; 192:4; 202:19; 223:27; 250:4; 267:20; BR 22:35; 58:16; BU 3:5; 4:7; 8:3; 52:14; 59:4; 60:8; 61:7; 62:7; 63:8; 90:12; 118:4; JB 25:30; 30:41; LB 1:13; 25:6; 88:10; 102:45; 136:14 ; 174:7,12, 24, 30, 102; 230:5 HOW THE BEATLES DESTROYED ROCK AND ROLL: AN ALTERNATIVE HISTORY OF AMERICAN POPULAR MUSIC (book) / B&R 245:45 HOY Johnny / BR 45:22 HUB RECORDS / WWA 12-13:39 HUBBARD Henry "Blues Boy" / B&R 123:4; 293:20 HUBERT Louis / LB 53:48 HUCKLEBERRY HOUND / See WRIGHT, Robert HUDSON Jack / B&R 277:21 HUDSON James "Pookie" / B&R 217:21; JB 63:67 HUDSON Willie / LB 134:28 HUFF Luther / BU 56:4; LB 22:33 HUFF Percy / BU 56:4 HUFF Theo / B&R 267:25 HUGGY BOY / B&R 214:16; JB 17:16 HUGHES Freddie / JB 554:34 HUGHES Jimmy / BA 31:47; JB 41:36; LB 136:10 HUGHES Joe "Guitar" / B&R 83:14; 181:21; JB 17:9; 54:60; LB 140:20; 150:61; 169:115 HUGHES Olin / LB 4:25 HULBERT Maurice "HotRod" / BA 29:8; LB 135:57 HUMES Helen / LB 51:52; 52:24; 52:56; WWA 9:4 HUMMEL Mark / BR 30:29 HUMMING FOUR The / WWA 11:22 HUNT D. A. / B&R 243:17; BU 32:9; 84:10 HUNT Rev. Howard "Slim" / JB 63:40 HUNT Otis "Sleepy" / LB 134:28; 142:55 HUNT Van Zula Carter / B&R 102:10; BR 29:70; LB 124:58 HUNTER Alberta / B&R 5:38; LB 62:44; 64:67 HUNTER Ivory Joe / B&R 250:11; LB 19:3 HUNTER Joe / B&R 218:17 HUNTER Long John / BA 39:26; BU 94:13; LB 116:14; 208:11 HUNTER Big Ron / LB 187:30 HURT Mississippi John / B&R 192:18; 266:44; 289:15; 294:4; BR 19:46; BU 4:3; 30:3; 39:4; BW 12:18; LB 74:11; 162:8; 165:6; 174:9; 216:65 HURT John William / LB 109:38 HURTE Leroy / B&R 159:8; 262:18 HUTCH Willie / JB 60:63 HUTTO J.B. / B&R 200:30; 293:4; BU 25:12; 36:3; 71:18; 90:16; LB 30:14; 57:12 HYPOLITE Harry / B&R 201:23; BR 96:93; JB 59:69; LB 181:89; 185:84 HY-TONE RECORDS / B&R 179:4; 180:4; 181:4 HYTOWER, Roy / LB 196:34 I AM THE BLUES (book) / BA 4:30; B&R 49:41; LB 98:52 ICHIBAN RECORDS / JB 25:14; 26:22 IDEAL RECORDS / B&R 128:4 I'D RATHER BE THE DEVIL (book) / BA 21:84 I FEEL SO GOOD: THE LIFE AND TIMES OF BIG BILL BROONZY (book) / JB 71:72; LB 212:68; 215:67 IGLAUER Bruce / BA 47:6; B&R 181:11; 290:9; JB 23:3; LB 117:28 I GOT TWO WINGS (book) / JB 67:51 I HEAR YOU KNOCKIN' (book) / BA 2:20 IKE TURNER, KING OF RHYTHM (book) / JB 55:81 IMCO RECORDS / B&R 127:14; 128:4 IMPERIAL CLUB / BU 143:4 IMPERIAL QUINTET / B&R 9:4 IMPERIAL RECORDS / BA 13:52; BU 62:8; WWA 8:14 IMPRESSIONS The / JB 66:39 INDIAN WELLS (CA) JAZZ FESTIVAL / BR 46:24 INGRAM Luther / B&R 219:20; JB 44:21; 45:25; LB 147:8 INGRAM Ripley L. / B&R 101:8 INK SPOTS The / WWA 11:30 INNES Richard / LB 195:21 INSTANT RECORDS / BU 76:6 INTERNATIONAL SWEETHEARTS OF RHYTHM / B&R 238:4 INTERNET BLUES SITES / BA 25:36; B&R 185:21 IOWA BLUES / LB 105:18 IRMA RECORDS / JB 9:26 IRONING BOARD SAM / BA 24:18; LB 23:32; 211:8; 219:5 IRVIN Katherine / See KAT & THE KITTENS IRWIN Big Dee / B&R 105:22 I SAY ME FOR A PARABLE (book) / BA 16:65; B&R 151:14; BRQ 10:26 ISRAEL Blues in / BA 31:38 IT CAME FROM MEMPHIS (book) / LB 118:58; 122:106 ITINERARIES Blues / WWA 11:35; 12-13:60 IVERY Marchel / LB 89:19 IVORY Dottie / LB 87:36 IVORY RECORDS / BU 45:8 IZOR Greg / LB 232:30 J-WONN / B&R 303:19 JACKSON Al "Lil Fats" / B&R 296:22 JACKSON Armand "Jump" / B&R 11:23; LB 64:71 JACKSON Arthur "Peg Leg Sam or Peg Leg Pete" / BU 80:15 JACKSON Benjamin "Bullmoose" / B&R 12:20; 47:11; 236:20; LB 88:33; 89:36 JACKSON Bessie / LB 44:25 JACKSON BROTHERS The / B&R 68:4 JACKSON Calvin / LB 120:81; 236:93 JACKSON Papa Charlie / B&R 160:4; BW 22:39 JACKSON Rev. Charlie / B&R 85:13; 208:17; JB 61:64;LB 184:94 JACKSON Fred / B&R 241:8 JACKSON Fruteland / B&R 156:12; BR 42:29; LB 117:54 JACKSON George / B&R 52:22; 163:16; 229:4; 280:14 BU 104:14; JB 50:30; LB 90:44; 91:39; 92:43; 227:74 JACKSON Grady "Fats" / BA 17:34; B&R 241:8; LB 114:75; 115:64 JACKSON Harold / B&R 276:11 JACKSON Jackie / LB 240:19 JACKSON Jesse / B&R 289:22 JACKSON Jim / B&R 79:21 JACKSON John / BA 3:5; B&R 124:18; 147:18; 167:19; BRQ 11:24; BR 42:21; LB 37:26; 63:10; 163:28; WWA 9:3 JACKSON Lee / BU 26:13; 82:13; 135/36:30; LB 33:25; 34:12; 43:48 JACKSON Lil Son / B&R 213:18; 296:4; LB 28:6 JACKSON Louvette / LB 87:35 JACKSON Mahalia / B&R 78:39; 94:41; BU 144:37 JACKSON Melvin / B&R 297:19; LB 200:14 JACKSON Milt / BA 40:49 JACKSON MS BLUES / B&R 174:10; BU 78:4; JB 64:10; LB 132:52; 156:8, 9; 172:47, 48 (map) JACKSON Otis / B&R 145:4 JACKSON Pervis / B&R 233:27 JACKSON Rayfield / See HOUSTON GUITAR SLIM JACKSON RECORDS / B&R 129:6 JACKSON Sam / LB 35:39 JACKSON SISTERS / See The Anointed Jackson Sisters JACKSON Vasti / JB 58:26; LB 90:51; 120:27; 182:10; 202:7; 235:8 JACKSON Veronika / LB 236:7 JACKSON Wesley / B&R 241:8 JACKSON Little Willie / B&R 161:26 JACKSON Willis "Gatortail" / B&R 34:6 JACKSTROPPER / B&R 178:9; 180:9; 185:22 JACK THE RAPPER / See GIBSON Jack JACOBS Adolph / B&R 293:23 JACOBS Marion Walter / See LITTLE WALTER JACOBS Matthew "Boogie Jake" / LB 31:25 JACOBS Walter / See LITTLE WALTER JACOBS-STRAIN David / BR 78:40 JACQUET Illinois / B&R 4:7; 192:14 JACQUET Russell / B&R 4:7; 52:22 JAM/JAMMING / B&R 185:23 JAMAICA R&B in / B&R 219:4 JAMES Bobby "Slim" / B&R 265:7 JAMES Clifton / B&R 208:17; LB 96:12; 174:32; LB 184:97 JAMES Elmore / BA 9:3; B&R 72:12; 75:23; 85:20; 88:41; 120:4; 125:10; 168:4; 174:18; 185:25; 237:22; BRQ 12:24; BU 5:3; 64:15; 73:4; 91:5; 144:5; BW 1:4; 2:12; JB 28:18; 30:35; 48:56; LB 54:9; 66:21; 121:85; 162:40 JAMES Elmore Jr. / B&R 228:20; LB 195:9 JAMES Etta / BA 23:92; B&R 103:40; 266:25; 267:19; BR 41:14; JB 72:57; LB 54:12; 125:97; 208:28; 217:2; 218:73 JAMES Frank "Springback" / BU 4:9 JAMES Fred / BR 56:27; B&R 139:8 JAMES Jesse / BU 36:18; JB 42:36; LB 220:24 JAMES Joe / LB 140:52 JAMES Marion / LB 219:18 JAMES McKinley / BU 135/36:12 JAMES Nehemiah "Skip" / 78Q 3:68; 5:83; 8:55; BA 21:84; B&R 294:4; BU 22:3; 23:11; 28:17; 29:19; 48:18; 68:15; BW 11:11; 24:13; LB 5:10; 86:31; 97:64; 103:38; 118:56; 118:109; 236:4 JAMES Steve / BRQ 1:17; BR 29:29 JAMES Willie / JB 40:46; LB 137:51 JAMES "Blind" Willie / B&R 118:12; LB 115:47 JAMISON Roosevelt / B&R 281:9 JARRETT James "Pigmeat" / B&R 104:10; LB 124:55 JARRETT Ted / B&R 117:4; 239:12; JB 67:63; LB 201:74 JARVIS Malcolm / WWA 18-19:43 JAXYSON RECORDS / B&R 216:12 JAZZ FEST / See New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival JEFFERSON Bonnie / LB 17:8 JEFFERSON Eddie / B&R 188:6; JB 48:58 JEFFERSON Blind Lemon / BA 34:108; B&R 48:18; 115:17; 119:4; 121:4; 188:24; 260:18; BRQ 8:47; 9:16 27; BR 30:34; 88:41; BU 62:9; BW 6:10; 18:14; 20:33; 21:30; 23:5; 24:9; LB 83:24; 192:66 JEFFERSON Orange / B&R 304:14; LB 232:28 JEFFERSON Wesley "Junebug" / B&R 218:14; 242:20; JB 68:58; LB 195:30; 204:67 JEFFERY Robert / LB 15:11; 29:6; 151:52 JEFFRIES Herb / B&R 291:18 JELLY BELLY / BR 53:76 JELLY ROLL KINGS / LB 171:20 JENKINS Bernard / B&R 258:14 JENKINS Bobo / B&R 3:51; BU 74:19; 85:4; LB 3:9; 4:27; 60-61:72; 63:54; 160:16; WWA 7:16 JENKINS Charlie / LB 213:33 JENKINS Duke / B&R 70:20; 251:24 JENKINS Gus / B&R 17:18; BU 40:17; 81:6; 105:23; LB 70:45; WWA 5:4 JENKINS Johnny / B&R 212:14; JB 49:47; 62:70 JESSE AND THE SEQUINS / B&R 290:12 JETER Rev. Claude / B&R 180:10; 237:12; JB 67:60; LB 176:74 JEWEL/JEWELL GOSPEL SINGERS / B&R 126:10 JEWEL/PAULA RECORDS / BA 26:23; BU 49:12; LB 13:9 JEWELS The / B&R 145:16 JICK & HIS TRIO / B&R 217:26 J.O.B. RECORDS / BU 58:15; 107:18 JODY RYDER / LB 163:21 JOHN FRED (Gourrier) / B&R 201:23 JOHN R. (John Richbourg) / JB 7:19; LB 70:13; 70:14 JOHN Mable / B&R 158:16; JB 55:20; LB 146:28 JOHN Little Willie / B&R 263:45; LB 146:36 JOHN EDWARDS MEMORIAL FOUNDATION / BU 81:19 JOHNNY HI-FI / B&R 305:16 JOHN THE REVELATOR / B&R 180:8; 181:23 JOHNSON Al / BU 145:18 JOHNSON Al "Carnival Time" / JB 64:22 JOHNSON Alfred / See JOHNSON "Snuff" JOHNSON Elder Anderson / JB 43:56 JOHNSON Andrew "AJ" / JB 35:31; LB 128:55 JOHNSON Bobby / B&R 158:23 JOHNSON BOYS / BU 67:19; 71:20 JOHNSON Buddy / B&R 1:12; 40:17; 74:25; 174:8 JOHNSON Calvin "Loudmouth" / B&R 64:8; LB 28:31 JOHNSON Carlos / LB 191:6 JOHNSON CITY, TN / B&R 286:22 JOHNSON Claude / B&R 240:12 JOHNSON Conrad / B&R 228:18; LB 140:40: JOHNSON Don / B&R 169:22; LB 121:37 JOHNSON Earnest "Big Train" / LB 55:39 JOHNSON Earnest "Flunkey" "44" / LB 44:3 JOHNSON Eddie / B&R 175:12 JOHNSON Edith / B&R 279:12 JOHNSON Ella / B&R 40:17; 74:25; 174:8 ; 189:11; JB 56:64; LB 174:95 JOHNSON Emanuel "EJ" / JB 54:23 JOHNSON Ernie / BA 20:24; JB 60:60; LB 129:46; 199:24 JOHNSON Evelyn / B&R 205:21; JB 60:63; LB 83:30; 184:96 JOHNSON Everett / B&R 100:32 JOHNSON Gus / B&R 148:18 JOHNSON Henry "Rufe" / LB 17:6 JOHNSON Big Henry / B&R 147:11; 151:4 JOHNSON Herb / B&R 187:17 JOHNSON Hopeton / WWA 16:47 JOHNSON J. C. / WWA 11:8 JOHNSON Big Jack / BA 43:12; B&R 185:12; 259:21; BR 41:20; JB 71:58; LB 100:22; 213:71 JOHNSON James / LB 234:26 JOHNSON James "Brer Rabbit" / B&R 117:6 JOHNSON James Odell / B&R 238:11 JOHNSON James "Stump" / B&R 279:14 JOHNSON Jimmy / B&R 124:10; LB 47:15; 208:22; 239:7 JOHNSON Johnnie / BR 52:84; 55:44; 96:45; JB 59:66; LB 97:17; 156:94 JOHNSON Joe / BU 90:18 JOHNSON Joseph “Smokey” / B&R 305:21 JOHNSON K.D. / B&R 250:8 JOHNSON Kennard / LB 180:88 JOHNSON Larry / BU 140:40; LB 16:16; 130:12; 145:38; 195:22 JOHNSON Larry / B&R 138:21 JOHNSON Larry / B&R 161:26 JOHNSON Ledell / 78Q 1:63 JOHNSON Leroy "Country" / BU 33:7 JOHNSON Lonnie / 78Q 10:101; BA 32:32; B&R 27:10; 156:18; 259:4; 290:45; BRQ 8:42; 11:48; LB 2:20; 230:34; 233:142 JOHNSON Louise / BU 115:21 JOHNSON Luther "Georgia Boy" "Snake" / LB 26:7 JOHNSON Luther "Guitar Jr." / BA 47:88; LB 142:42; 230:7 JOHNSON President Lyndon (blues about) / B&R 246:18 JOHNSON Mary / B&R 80:20 JOHNSON Norman "General" / B&R 255:16; JB 70:61; LB 210:67 JOHNSON Pete / B&R 284:4; BU 8:8 JOHNSON Plas / BU 133:12 JOHNSON Ray / B&R 283:14; LB 227:77 JOHNSON Robert / 78Q 4:40; 4:52; 6:3; BA 5:3; 7:13; 28:108; 34:106; 46:14; B&R 17:4; 22:32; 47:10; 57:9; 70:22; 117:9; 128:20; 129:11; 133:17; 135:14; 151:20; 160:16; 185:48; 196:7; 208:18; 217:27; 236:14; 237:4; 245:19; 259:17; 262:21; 265:11; 266:25; 278:17; 284:8; BRQ 1:4; 2:8; 6:26; 8:10; BR 21:12; 22:12; 23:12; 41:60, 73; 44:72, 75; 45:74; BU 6:18; 25:6; 26:6; 38:11; 66:9; 81:15; 82:16; 83:16; 86:12; 118:17; 119:11; 120:15; 121:20; BW 1:2; 2:14; 5:10; 16:12; 18:27; 20:23; JB 12:26; 22:31; 66:32; LB 5:7; 5:26; 53:27; 69:9; 91:47; 94:8; 94:31; 94:34; 94:38; 94:61; 105:8; 129:5; 136:11; 140:8; 142:11; 143:7-9; 143:16; 150:42; 151:7; 153:9 ; 167:11; 184:8; 194:68; 203:72; 226:5 JOHNSON Robert / WWA 6:15 JOHNSON Robert A. / B&R 136:16; LB 142:53 JOHNSON Robert "B.J." / LB 70:45 JOHNSON Roy Lee / JB 59:17; LB 231:10 JOHNSON Ruby / BA 46:20 JOHNSON Shirley / LB 203:7 JOHNSON Snuff / B&R 147:13; LB 116:52; 150:120 JOHNSON Sonny Boy / BU 36:6 JOHNSON Syl / BR 26:50; LB 122:22 JOHNSON Tommy / 78Q 1:63; B&R 194:10; 263:11; 284:9; BU 30:14; BW 23:29; LB 159:9; 161:5; 175:3 JOHNSON Wanda / LB 198:14 JOHNSON Blind Willie / BA 15:41; B&R 188:4; 221:44; 257:7; BRQ 1:14; 2:12; LB 194:6; 228:6 JOHNSON Willie / B&R 98:15; BU 93:4; JB 33:24; LB 121:64; 124:40 JOHNSON Willie Neal "Country Boy" / B&R 157:26 JOLIET RECORDS / B&R 76:9 JONAS Joe / BA 20:22; LB 182:28 JONES Albennie / LB 92:47 JONES Allen A. / LB 75:48 JONES Andrew "Junior Boy" / BA 36:22; B&R 116:19; 135:18; BR 15:18; LB 129:48; 168:43 JONES Arthneice "Gasman" / LB 227:76 JONES B. B. / B&R 155:21 JONES Bessie / LB 62:44 JONES Betty Hall / B&R 248:23 JONES Bob / B&R 269:26; LB 148:46 JONES Bobby / B&R 240:22; LB 195:12; 201:18 JONES BROTHERS / WWA 15:36; 16:18 JONES Calvin "Fuzzy" / B&R 253:22; BU 110:13; JB 70:58; LB 99:18; 194:12, 24; 209:77 JONES Carl / B&R 255:18; BU 10:13; JB 70:62; LB 68:36 JONES Casey / LB 96:43; 138:9; 213:31 JONES Clarence M. / 78Q 9:37; JONES Curtis / B&R 302:4; 303:4, 305:23; 8; BU 39:11; 89:13 JONES Dennis (or George) "Little Hat" / B&R 135:4; 155:17; 171:8 JONES E. Rodney / B&R 187:17; LB 173:89 JONES Eddie / See GUITAR SLIM JONES Eddie Lee "Mustright" / JB 32:21 JONES Emilio / LB 24:7 JONES Fernando / LB 150:56 JONES Floyd / B&R 51:20; BU 40:9; 137/138:15; LB 58:4; 59:6; 91:38 JONES Frankie Lee / B&R 300:30 JONES George / B&R 280:15 JONES George "Wydell" / B&R 234:11 JONES J.J. "Bad Boy" / B&R 188:13; BR 88:93; LB 174:94 JONES James "Middle Walter" / LB 74:35 JONES Little Jerry / LB 214:9 JONES Jimmy / B&R 106:21; 273:15; JB 72:59; LB 72:41; WWA 16:31 JONES Joe / B&R 206:22; BU 117:12; JB 60:61; LB 184:97 JONES Johnny / JB 37:44; 68:56 JONES Rev. Johnny L. “Hurricane” / B&R 306:20 JONES Johnny "Little Sonny" / B&R 50:22; JB 19:24; LB 92:46 JONES Johnny "Yard Dog" / B&R 245:6; B&R 304:21; BU 18:16; 104:23; LB 12:28 JONES Larry / LB 55:39 JONES Marshall / LB 114:60 JONES Mathilda / LB 161:7 JONES Max / B&R 83:17 JONES Mildred / B&R 185:18; LB 174:95 JONES Monroe / B&R 222:20; 269:26; LB 221:74 JONES Moody / BU 137-138:5 JONES Paul "Wine" / B&R 205:21; LB 132:44; 184:93 JONES Randy / B&R 172:22 JONES Robert / BR 42:30; LB 53:48; 120:83 JONES Rev. Robert B. / JB 62:55 JONES Sam / BU 60:15; LB 13:25 JONES Senator / JB 67:59 JONES Sonny / BU 42:20 JONES Tad / JB 63:67; LB 188:73 JONES Tommy "Madman" "Mad Dog" / B&R 88:15; JB 31:26; LB 117:62 JONES Tutu / BA 19:50; 20:24; 47:14; B&R 203:11; LB 120:39; 180:32 JONES Uriel / B&R 239:13 JONES Will "Dub" / B&R 147:3 JOPLIN Janis / BR 17:32; 53:64 JORDAN Charley / 78Q 1:39 JORDAN Louis / B&R 18:24; 71:4; 71:16; 74:26; 224:9; 232:27; 292:4; BR 54:14; BU 106:12; 113:17; 143:14; JB 27:27; 46:54; LB 20:3; 76:44 JORDAN Luke / 78Q 7:71; BU 66:4 JORDAN Lynne / LB 120:89 JORDAN Esteban "Steve" / B&R 23:22 JOSEPH Benny / LB 92:23 JOSEPH Pleasant / See COUSIN JOE JOSEPH Vernell "Joe Gun" / B&R 218:17 JOYCE Artis "A.J." / LB 115:52 JUBILEE RECORDS / WWA 18-19:59 JUG BAND IN AUGUST GA / B&R 266:21 JUG BANDS OF LOUISVILLE / JB 24:22 JUKE BOX RECORDS / B&R 187:10; BU 115:14 JULIAN Don / B&R 136:16 JUNE Valerie / LB 221:23 JUNIOR Marvin / B&R 281:10 JUSTICE Dick / 78Q 12:60 JUS' BLUES MUSIC FOUNDATION AWARDS / LB 203:5 "JUST MY SOUL RESPONDING" (book) / LB 142:110 JVB RECORDS / BU 85:4 KAIHATSU Tim / LB 234:73 KANE Candye / BR 43:16 KANSAS CITY BLUES / BU 49:9; 50:9; LB 149:10; 150:8 KANSAS CITY CALL / B&R 182:20 KANSAS CITY RED / B&R 63:13; LB 21:23; 96:24; 98:40; 101:33 KANSAS KATIE / BU 19:12 KAPLAN Bruce / BRQ 8:50; JB 28:25; LB 108:51 KAPLAN Morry / B&R 169:22 KARI Sax / B&R 161:4; 162:4; 244:13; JB 68:57 KARP Jeff / LB 12:40 KAT & THE KITTENS / JB 47:60 KATZ / BU 146:21 KAZANOFF Mark "Kaz" / B&R 296:12; BR 25:10 K-DOE Antoinette / B&R 238:11; LB 200:71 K-DOE Ernie / BA 47:90; B&R 146:12; 152:21; 162:20; 270:43; JB 50:68; LB 153:26; 159:86; 219:56 KEANE Bob / B&R 246:7 "KEEP A-KNOCKIN' " (song) / JB 69:42 KEEPNEWS Orrin / B&R 299:22 KEETON Ben / LB 106:40 KEISKER Marion / LB 92:48 KEITH Catfish / BRQ 2:17 KELLUM Alphonso "Country" / B&R 75:10; 149:16 KELLY Arthur Lee "Guitar" / B&R 64:11; 164:20 KELLY BROTHERS / JB 65:46 KELLY Jack / BU 38:8 KELLY Jo Ann / B&R 55:32; 57:17; BRQ 5:21; JB 22:22 KELLY Vance / LB 110:29 KELLY Willie / BU 29:16 KELSO Jackie / B&R 171:4; 271:14 KELTON Bob / LB 62:14 KEMP Fred / JB 38:33; B&R 121:13; LB 135:57 KEMP Willie James / LB 228:15 KENDLE BROTHERS / BU 141:14 KENNEDY Harrison / LB 207:20 KENNEDY Tom / B&R 165:10 "KENNEDY'S BLUES" (book) / JB 65:81 KENNER Chris / LB 26:8 KENNER Sonny / LB 149:50; 159:86 KENO Lee Allen / LB 215:21 KENT Don / B&R 303:18 KENT Willie / BA 44:32; B&R 155:18; 209:18; JB 59:15; 61:63; LB 108:6; 150:60; 180:8; 184:92 KENTUCKY BLUES / LB 51:25; 52:15 KESEE Don / B&R 297:19; LB 140:56 KETCHUM Robert / BU 46:5 KEY Troyce / BA 13:30; B&R 76:16; LB 108:51 KEYES Jimmy / B&R 102:10 KHOURY George / B&R 128:8; LB 138:80 KIDD Kenneth "Prez" / LB 124:58 KID ERNEST / BU 145:4 KID STORMY WEATHER / BU 79:11 KID THOMAS / BU 72:7; 73:13; 77:20; 88:17 KILGORE Theola / B&R 201:22 KILLEEN Sean / B&R 178:15 KIMBALL Jeanette / B&R 160:25 KIMBLE Walter / B&R 37:7 KIMBROUGH David Malone / LB 132:40; 157:8; 189:14 KIMBROUGH Junior / BA 23:74; 28:15; 33:46; 42:110; B&R 127:17; 150:14; BR 50:50; JB 40:46; LB 100:27; 120:80; 138:80; 139:50; 146:11; 152:40 KIMBROUGH Kinney / LB 189:32 KIMBROUGH Sheba / LB 184:96 KINCAID Joe / LB 240:21 KINDS James / B&R 271:23; 295:20; LB 25:37; 219:32; 236:90 KINE (radio station) / LB 102:32 KING Al / B&R 137:23; BR 47:94; BU 74:15; JB 27:9; 43:57; LB 145:54 KING Albert / BA 13:28; B&R 1:4; 59:13; 76:11; 109:12; 272:4; BRQ 8:54; BU 52:9; 62:14; 104:19; JB 10:12; 28:20; 48:67; LB 6:37; 108:42; 114:105 KING ALEX / B&R 229:20; LB 157:30 KING Alonzo / JB 35:31 KING B.B. / BA 8:34; 13:36; 25:7; 37:12 17 20 22; B&R 75:14; 107:4; 111:45; 116:44; 157:27; 170:22; 180:22; 205:19; 270:25; 290:8; 300:16; 301:4, 13-17; BR 17:10; 21:58; 26:22; 34:81; 54:14; 55:40; 57:36; 96:8,16, 35, 96; BU 2:7; 51:3, 4; 63:15; 64:4; 65:11; 66:17; 85:15; 89:4; 127:19; 131-32:34; BW 24:33; JB 16:18; 38:10; 62:6; LB 51:41; 68:12; 80:10; 107:52; 136:110; 169:11; 172:11; 179:7; 181:49; 183:56; 191:3; 197:7; 198:34; 200:10, 28, 34; 238:18, 36, 40; 239:4; WWA 3:3; 14:32 KING Ben E. / B&R 300:31 KING BISCUIT BOY / B&R 177:13 KING BISCUIT FESTIVAL / See HELENA BLUES FESTIVAL KING BISCUIT TIME / LB 5:4; 227:68 KING B'Nois / BA 42:30; B&R 122:4; JB 28:16 KING Bobby / BU 102:3; 124:3; LB 58:48 KING BROTHERS The / LB 120:72 KING Chris Thomas / BA 38:35; 46:46 BR 58:8; LB 90:54; 91:28; 150:59; 168:27; 185:37 KING DAVID'S JUG BAND / BU 60:15 "KINGDOM OF ZYDECO" (book) / JB 42:72; LB 142:112 KING Earl / B&R 64:4; 180:12; 210:20; BU 77:5; 104:15; JB 54:60; LB 38:7; 39:17; 169:114 KING Eddie / B&R 269:25; 275:10; JB 72:58; LB 135:9; 219:75 KING EDWARD / B&R 258:16; 305:16 KING EDWARD VIII / JB 67:13 KING Ethel / See KANSAS KATIE KING ERNEST / BA 29:38; 42:54; B&R 148:17; BR 58:93; LB 151:118 KINGFISH / B&R 291:23 KING FLOYD / BR 30:83; JB 61:64; LB 184:97 KING Freddie / B&R 244:8; 256:16; BR 30:34; BU 48:9; 62:10; 69:5; 110:5; 123:26; LB 6:37; 31:7; 66:26;219:6 KING Little Freddie / BA 41:46; B&R 204:11; JB 56:16; LB 178:26; 182:20; 226:14 KING Little Jimmy / B&R 172:22; BR 78:94; JB 52:65; LB 120:56; 166:88 KING KARL / B&R 206:24; JB 60:61; LB 184:93 KING Lester "Wizard" / LB 184:94 KING Dr. Martin Luther (blues about) / B&R 246:19 KING OF THE DELTA BLUES (book) / 78Q 4:95; B&R 45:20; LB 85:43 KING Pee Wee / B&R 148:19 KING Pernell / LB 128:55 KING PLEASURE / B&R 100:40; 188:8; JB 49:58 KING RECORDS / BA 26:58; B&R 59:10; 68:14; 113:10; 181:8; 197:16; 243:18; BU 87:4; 88:7; 89:8; 102:20; JB 21:28; LB 127:95 KING Saunders / BA 44:44; B&R 154:24; JB 48:68; LB 126:46; 154:96 KING Shirley / BR 44:14; LB 120:42 KING SOLOMON / BU 71:12 KING SOLOMON BAPTIST CHURCH, DETROIT / BU 27:6 KING SOLOMON RECORDS / B&R 73:14 KING Walter Riley / LB 200:13 KING Willie / B&R 203:6; 239:11; BR 96:26; JB 48:12; 67:61; LB 154:24; 160:7; 201:73; 231:6 KINSEY Big Daddy & KINSEY REPORT / BA 46:64; B&R 159:22; BR 51:19; LB 75:16; 90:51; 158:85 KIRBY Edward "Prince Gabe" / JB 8:26; LB 73:38 KIRK Andy / B&R 76:17 KIRK James / LB 18:7 KIRKLAND Eddie / B&R 27:4; 184:27; 185:24; 238:20; 252:10; 253:18; 258:21; BU 19:11; 80:9; JB 4:4; 5:11; 71:56; LB 111:14; LB 183:104; 208:14; 212:74 KIRKLAND Frank / LB 17:7 KIRKLAND Leroy / JB 14:21 KIRKPATRICK Bob / B&R 127:11; LB 147:28 KIRKPATRICK Rev. F. D. / LB 72:41 KITTRELL Christine / B&R 147:4; 166:20; BR 39:86; JB 6:22; 9:28; LB 165:89 KIZART Lee / BU 72:9; 97:10; 98:14 KIZART Willie / B&R 134:20; JB 44:56 KLATZKO Bernie / 78Q 11:106; BA 41:58; B&R 146:10; LB 150:114 KNIGHT Curtis / B&R 148:18 KNIGHT Marie / B&R 243:14; 250:18; JB 68:48; LB 192:20; 204:67 KNIGHT Sonny / B&R 134:20 KNOX CASSELHA / LB 231:8 KNOX Marquise / B&R 269:19; LB 205:8 KNUDSEN Karl Emil / B&R 184:27 KODA Michael "Cub" / BA 43:105; B&R 152:13 KOERNER John / BR 37:85 KOERNER RAY & GLOVER / BA 28:40; B&R 176:13 KOESTER Bob (see also DELMARK) / BA 30:22; LB 170:114; 222:3 KOLAX King / B&R 69:14; JB 25:21 KOOPER Al / BR 26:18 KORNER Alexis / LB 59:39 KORSON George / B&R 176:10 KREHER Rick / B&R 287:23 KRIS RECORDS / B&R 131:4; 232:4 KUBEK "Smokin' Joe" / BA 10:9; 42:30; B&R 305:22; BR 33:22; JB 28:16 KUMAR Aki / LB 232:32 KUNSTADT Leonard / BA 27:58; B&R 114:12; JB 36:23; LB 128:54 KUSTNER Axel / JB 25:22 KYLES Maya / B&R 299:11 LACEN Anthony "Tuba Fats" / B&R 187:17 LACEY William James / LB 34:41; 35:39 LACY Rubin / BU 32:6; 40:3; 41:8; 42:5; 43:13; 44:7; 114:23; LB 21:6 LADIES CHOICE BAND / LB 85:22 LA DON Larry / B&R 180:17 LADY A / LB 235:7 LADY BIANCA / LB 177:24 LADY BO / B&R 304:21; LB 240:76 LADY D / LB 140:51 LADY GiGi / LB 240:30 LAFAYETTE BLUES / LB 215:10 LA MARR Margaret / LB 51:52; 52:57 LA MARR Rene T. / B&R 231:18 LAMBERT, HENDRICKS & ROSS / B&R 188:8 LAMBERT Lloyd / B&R 105:23; LB 125:7; 126:61 LAMONT Billy/ B&R 157:4; 280:16 LAMPLIGHTERS The / B&R 239:14 LANCASTER Ernie / B&R 292:14 LANCE Major / B&R 94:15; JB 32:20; LB 118:63 LANDRETH Sonny / BA 24:31 LANDRENEAU Cyprien & Adam / BU 36:22 LANDRETH Sonny / BR 35:19 LAND WHERE THE BLUES BEGAN (book) / BA 16:64; B&R 84:12; 179:40; BRQ 10:61; JB 55:79; LB 113:47 LANDS Lester / LB 240:26 LANE Dorothy / B&R 185:20 LANE Ernest / B&R 274:14; 275:11; JB 71:14; 72:59; LB 220:16 LANE Jimmy D. / BR 44:21; LB 120:86; 224:7 LANE Mary / LB 123:38; 135:10 LANE Sonny / LB 45-46:22; 78:93 LANG Little Eddie / B&R 11:24; LB 66:45 LANG Jonny / BA 35:12; BR 28:8 LANGFORD, Clyde / LB 201:69 LANOR RECORDS / B&R 102:12; BU 53:9 LANSKY Bernard / B&R 277:15 LARKIN Milt / B&R 5:20; 7:35; 10:21; 114:12; LB 131:62 LARKS The / WWA 10:24 LA SALLE Denise / BR 19:50; LB 101:20; 144:14; 188:8; 190:7; 208:24 LASLEY Clyde / LB 34:41 LASTIE David / B&R 34:8; 35:14; JB 11:19; LB 79:50 "LAST OF THE BLUE DEVILS" (film) / B&R 195:42 LATIMORE Benny / JB 15:20; LB 24:13 LATIN AMERICA Blues In / BA 32:27 LATOUR Wilfred / BU 48:5; JB 69:46 LATTIN Irving Louis / BA 45:86 LAUDERDALE Jack / BU 92:19 LAURY Booker T. / B&R 104:10; BR 28:67; LB 124:57 LAVEAU Marie / B&R 197:41 LAVERGNE Lee / B&R 102:12; 128:8; JB 40:46 LAVETTE Betty / BA 45:30; BR 88:36; JB 56:39; LB 186:14 LAWHORN Sammy / BA 3:20; B&R 53:20; BU 29:4; LB 95:47 LAWS Johnny / LB 110:34 LAWSON Jerry / LB 238:8 LAY Sam / BA 45:34; BU 69:6; LB 96:30; 174:36 LAYNE Skip / BU 92:4 LAZY LESTER / B&R 30:17; 34:4; 98:22; BU 75:4; JB 8:4; LB 163:14 LEACH Lillian / B&R 280:15 LEADBELLY / BA 24:94; B&R 57:14; 59:16; 60:18; 78:39; 90:32; 150:26; 170:24; 183:21; 232:45; 250:31; 299:12; BRQ 9:56; BR 14:29; BU 34:11; 104:17; JB 67:73; LB 30:26; 30:27; 81:60; 108:55; 194:6; 197:69; 236:5 LEADBITTER Mike / BU 111:3 710; LB 19:3 LEAFER Woody / B&R 117:10 LEAKE Lafayette / BA 6:41; B&R 55:20; BU 35:3; 66:8; JB 22:23; LB 95:51; 97:41 LEANER Ernest / JB 64:51; LB 92:48 LEANER George W. / LB 58:46 LEARY S.P. / BA 33:48; B&R 127:17; BU 29:7; LB 96:12; 139:52 LEAVEY Tom / LB 195:21 LEAVILL Otis / B&R 172:21; JB 52:63 LEAVY Calvin / B&R 220:25; 251:24; BU 82:13; JB 52:30; 58:13; 65:9; 69:58 LEAVY Hosea / B&R 84:4; 233:26; LB 199:75 LE BLANC Eric / B&R 304:20 LE BLANC Floyd / BU 50:7 LE BLANC Roland Stone / B&R 147:12 LEDET Rosie / LB 185:30 LEE Bonnie / B&R 214:16; LB 119:44; 187:74 LEE BOYS The / LB 190:26 LEE Floyd / B&R 199:7; LB 169:19 LEE Frankie / B&R 300:30; LB 239:71 LEE Guitar Lightnin' / LB 226:22 LEE Ivory / See SEMIEN Ivory Lee LEE John / BU 113:12; LB 18:12 LEE Lovie / BA 31:47; B&R 103:4; 121:12; LB 110:23; 135:55 LEE Tommy / BU 36:6; 66:12; LB 102:32 LEFT HAND FRANK / B&R 70:19; JB 25:21; LB 105:44 LEGBA / BR 88:45 LEIBER Jerry / B&R 263:20; JB 72:56; LB 215:83; 216:74 LEIGH Keri / BRQ 11:35; BR 16:16 LE JEUNE Eddie / B&R 157:26 LE JEUNE Iry / BU 2:13; 49:5 LELAND, MS / LB 208:8 LENOIR J.B. / BA 23:73; B&R 185:39; 290:4; BU 8:21; 15:5; 44:3; LB 36:24; 124:59 LENOX RECORDS / B&R 143:13; 150:4; WWA 9:38 LEONARD Harlan / B&R 22:10 LESLIE Donald James / B&R 194:9 LEVINGSTON Sarah / LB 94:54 LEVY Eunice / B&R 171:18; JB 51:57 LEVY Lou / B&R 105:23 LEVY Ron / BA 37:46; LB 200:26 LEWIN Dr. Olive / B&R 284:10 LEWIS Bobby / LB 140:56 LEWIS Ernest / B&R 123:18 LEWIS Furry / B&R 194:12; BU 61:5; LB 51:52; 52:55; 57:25 LEWIS Harry / B&R 6:25 LEWIS James “Hot Dog” / B&R 305:22 LEWIS Jimmy / B&R 194:8; JB 57:59 LEWIS Julian "Curly" / B&R 283:14 LEWIS Luvenia / LB 131:30 LEWIS Margaret / JB 67:14; 68:14 LEWIS Meade "Lux" / B&R 201:10; 262:7; 284:4 LEWIS Nathan "Pedro" / JB 56:46 LEWIS Rick / B&R 277:7 LEWIS Sabby / WWA 15:28 LEWIS Sammy / BU 78:10 LEWIS Shirley / LB 222:34; 227:77 LEWIS Smiley / B&R 86:27; 257:22; BU 112:12; JB 70:38; 71:22; WWA 10:9 LEWIS Stan / BA 26:23; 141:15; BU 105:5 LEWIS Tommy / See THOMAS, "Kid" LIBERTY RECORDS / BU 58:12 LIEGE BLUES CONFERENCE / B&R 4:18; JB 24:22 LIGGINS Jimmy / B&R 99:4; LB 60-61:70 LIGGINS Joe / B&R 32:9; 52:18; BU 110:9; JB 3:4; LB 76:41 LIGGIONS Dave / LB 66:45 LIGHTFOOT George "Papa" / B&R 244:21; BU 34:6; 68:12; 81:18; LB 13:6 LIGHTNER Gwendolyn Cooper / B&R 143:17 LIGHTNIN' HOPKINS: His Life and Blues (book) / B&R 259:44; JB 70:72; LB 206:64 LIGHTNIN' SLIM / B&R 34:4; 276:4; 277:15; BU 52:7; 69:5; 71:9; 81:4; 90:17; 91:15; LB 17:3 LI'L ALFRED / JB 63:67 LI'L BAND OF GOLD / JB 72:24 LI'L BRIAN / See TERRY Li'l Brian LI'L ED / B&R 200:30; BRQ 12:35; LB 90:56; 95:19; 202:10 LI'L POOCHIE / LB 210:22 LIMELIGHTERS The / WWA 14:42 LINCOLN Charlie / See HICKS Charlie LINDSEY Levon / LB 173:91 LINDSEY Sam / BW 18:8 LINDSEY Tom / WWA 18-19:48 LINKCHAIN Hip / B&R 44:17; BU 86:21; JB 16:25; LB 85:35; 87:36 LIPPMAN Horst / BA 31:47; B&R 121:13; JB 38:33; LB 134:53 LIPSCOMB Mance / B&R 197:4; 296:4; BRQ 2:14; 10:26; BU 118:16; 134:19; LB 25:8; 26:10; 28:33; 84:54; 111:40; 113:50; WWA 3:4 LISTEN TO THE BLUES (book) / B&R 111:45; LB 125:98 LISTER Big Bill / B&R 246:8 LITTLE AL / BU 10:10 LITTLE APPLEWHITE / B&R 244:14; JB 68:57 LITTLE BEAVER / LB 17:19 LITTLE BOB & THE LOLLIPOPS / LB 215:9 LITTLE Bobby / LB 96:36 LITTLE BOYD / LB 44:57; 45-46:95 LITTLE BUSTER / B&R 191:13; 211:15; JB 36:30; 56:10; 62:71; LB 186:89 LITTLE CAESAR / B&R 94:14; JB 5:17; LB 117:62 LITTLE CHARLIE / B&R 75:12 LITTLE COOPER / B&R 98:4 LITTLE EVA / B&R 179:12 LITTLEFIELD Little Willie / B&R 170:18; 246:4; 282:11; BU 34:9; 60:12; LB 161:30 LITTLE FRANKIE LEE / B&R 300:30 LITTLE FREDDIE KING / BA 41:46 LITTLE HATCH / B&R 177:13; JB 14:25; LB 149:34; 167:125 LITTLE HATCHET / BU 108:10 LITTLE HENRY / BU 105:23 LITTLE HUDSON / B&R 257:21 LITTLEJOHN Alex / See KING ALEX LITTLEJOHN John / BA 18:45; B&R 88:14; BRQ 13:59; BU 63:17; 69:6; 83:5; 92:12; JB 31:25; LB 64:51; 114:75; 115:60; WWA 5:12 LITTLEJOHN'S GRILL / LB 207:74 LITTLE Keith / JB 68:20 LITTLE MACK / See SIMMONS Mack LITTLE MILTON / BA 41:42; B&R 85:4; 203:9; BU 42:14; 62:6; 144:30; JB 60:44, 60; LB 18:17; 114:18; 178:51; 180:34, 82 LITTLE MISS CORNSHUCKS / LB 66:46 LITTLE RICHARD / B&R 50:24; 50:38; JB 6:22; 9:28; 19:27; WWA 3:16 LITTLE SONNY / See WILLIS Aaron LITTLE WALTER / BA 25:54; 45:38; B&R 56:16; 77:19; 106:33; 133:10; 174:12; 197:14; 207:19; 240:8; BR 20:40; BU 16:7; 17:10; 52:8; 61:11; 106:18; 112:5; 113:5; 120:12; 128:24; BW 20:21; JB 5:18; 30:41; 42:50; 61;15; LB 7:17; 103:7; 164:76 LITTLE WALTER J. / BU 91:14 LITTLE WHITT / See WELLS, Jolly LITTLE WOLF (Willie Brown) / LB 175:88 LITTRICEBY Granny / BU 97:16; LB 11:33 LIVING BLUES AWARDS / LB 110:8; 111:10; 115:8; 116:10; 120:8; 121:8; 122:6; 126:8; 134:12; 140:15; 146:13; 152:13; 158:14; 164:13; 169:126; 174:85; 179:85; 191:78; 197:94; 226:76 LIVING BLUES early days of / LB 153:32 LIVING BLUES SYMPOSIUM / LB 168:13; 173:9; 178:8; 200:2, 7; 212:5 LIVING BLUES TRAIL MARKER / LB 200:7 LOCKE Abb / BU 35:10 LOCKWOOD Annie / LB 121:23; LB 136:51 LOCKWOOD Robert Jr. / BA 6:22; 17:46; 39:10; 44:44; B&R 149:21; 216:18; 223:11; 254:4; 268:25; BU 102:20; JB 63:64: LB 12:18; 90:32; 121:12; 124:9; 189:82; WWA 5:8 LOFTON "Cripple" Clarence / B&R 199:12; BU 113:14; 116:21; LB 4:8; 151:7 LOGAN John "Juke" / B&R 285:14; BR 24:10; 56:17 LOMAX Alan / BA 30:62; B&R 130:10; 172:19; BR 78:93; LB 143:13; 168:49 LOMAX John A. / B&R 116:45; 229:16 LONDON Mel / B&R 168:4; BU 125:13; LB 22:4 LONESOME SUNDOWN / B&R 76:10; 98:31; 100:33; BU 26:10; 80:5; JB 33:26; LB 122:59 LONG Huey / B&R 242:20; JB 68:58 LONG J. B. / BU 77:14; LB 23:5; 24:5; 29:13 LONG Joey / B&R 99:20 LONG BEACH BLUES FESTIVAL / B&R 4:4; BR 51:75; LB 62:22 LONG STEEL RAIL (book) / LB 72:38 LONGSWITCH MS / LB 209:74 LOOKING UP AT DOWN (book) / BA 3:20; LB 91:47 LOPER Ramon / B&R 175:17 LOPEZ Lucky / B&R 43:13; 199:17; JB 58:67; LB 179:89 LORD KITCHENER / B&R 148:19 LORD PRETENDER / B&R 168:20 LOS ANGELES BLUES AND R&B / BA 19:16; B&R 24:11; 65:14; 153:8; 213:4; 281:14; JB 27:24; 36:20; LB 80:24; 154:12; 240:14 LOST DELTA FOUND (book) / B&R 203:23; 207:18; LB 180:80 LOST SOUNDS: BLACKS AND THE BIRTH OF THE RECORDING INDUSTRY 1890-1920 (book) / B&R 190:40 LOUDEN Vino / LB 211:7 LOUIE BLUIE / See ARMSTRONG Howard LOUIS Georgia / B&R 214:12 LOUIS Joe (boxer) / B&R 297:16 LOUIS Joe Hill / BU 80:13; WWA 18-19:66 LOUISIANA BLUES / B&R 33:4; 58:10; 102:12; BU 24:10; 33:17; 34:8; 47:3, 12; 49:5; 51:11; 53:8; 65:5; 74:4; 77:17; BW 14:10; 22:16; JB 59:48; 61:27; LB 7:29; 8:29; 13:9; 91:30; 215:10 LOUISIANA GUITAR RED / See BOYETTE, Cardell LOUISIANA RED / BA 31:98; B&R 56:10; 251:18; 269:24; BU 95:8; 104:9; JB 72:58; LB 15:6; 199:7; 219:73 (See also FULLER, Rocky) LOVE Andrew / B&R 270:23; JB 72:58; LB 219:74 LOVE Charlie / B&R 251:23; LB 120:77; 232:32 LOVE Clayton / B&R 249:23; JB 69:59 LOVE Hot Shot / BU 139:3; LB 45-46:95; 50:47 LOVE Marguaret / LB 240:30 LOVE Preston / B&R 188:12; JB 21:14; 22:16; 55:58; LB 174:94; WWA 8:30 LOVE Willie / BU 6:4; 104:13 LOVEJOY Ronnie / B&R 165:19; JB 47:12; 50:68 LOVENOTES The / WWA 9:10 LOWE Sammy / B&R 79:16 LOWERY Robert / B&R 170:8, 18; BR 19:52; LB 27:33 LUANDREW Albert / See SUNNYLAND SLIM LUBINSKY Herman / B&R 188:9; LB 16:3 LUCAS Lazy Bill / BU 60:10; 61:9; 62:11; 63:9; LB 55:38; 56:41; WWA 6:20 LUCAS Harold / B&R 89:11 LUCAS Robert / B&R 236:11; BRQ 4:24; LB 199:75 LUCERNE BLUES FESTIVAL / JB 46:33 LUCIE Larry / B&R 243:15 LUCKEY Warren / B&R 202:11 LUCKY LLOYD / LB 240:31 LUNDVALL Bruce / B&R 301:22 LUSK "Professor" Eddie / BA 12:59; B&R 73:16; JB 27:27; LB 106:40; 108:49 LUTCHER Joe / B&R 215:17; 223:4; 241:22; 258:9 LUTCHER Nellie / B&R 221:12; JB 64:69; LB 192:75 LYMON Frankie / B&R 94:19 LYMON Lewis / B&R 182:11 LYNCHBURG LUKE / See JORDAN Luke LYNN Barbara / BA 44:58; B&R 143:4; LB 148:32 LYNN Trudy / BA 16:27; 47:18; LB 90:51; 131:24; 222:5 LYNWOOD SLIM / B&R 293:25; BR 60:14; LB 236:93 LYONS Willie James / BU 140:21; LB 50:43 LYRICS Percy Milem and / B&R 174:14; JB 66:36 LYTLE Marshall / B&R 281:9 LYTTLETON Humphrey / B&R 230:22 MA BEA / LB 59:40 MA BEA'S LOUNGE / LB 17:11 MABON Willie / B&R 9:49; BU 11:4; 143:25; JB 19:8; LB 66:46; 67:38 MABRY Esther / B&R 251:25 MAC DUFFIE Mary / LB 128:55 MAC & CO. / LB 140:49 MACK Daddy / JB 63:28 MACK Ida May / BU 27:16 MACK Red / B&R 82:18 MACLEOD R.R. "Bob" / B&R 247:24; JB 69:61 MAC LEOD Doug / BR 24:10; 42:14; 96:32 MACOMBA LOUNGE / BA 41:13 MACON Albert / B&R 81:22; LB 101:25; 110:52 MACON John Wesley "Mr. Shortstuff" / BU 53:12; BW 1:11; LB 19:3 MACON Q. T. / B&R 90:16; LB 117:62 MACY'S RECORDS / B&R 25:6; BU 50:5 MADISON Joe / LB 123:56 MADISON Pee Wee / B&R 228:16; 229:21; JB 65:67 MAESTRO Johnny / B&R 249:24 MAGEE Sterling / See SATAN & ADAM MAGHETT "Magic" Sam / BA 3:3; BU 70:16; LB 1:3; 13:13; 50:32; 74:11; 125:32 MAGIC SLIM / B&R 89:8; 112:14; 268:25; 278:20; BR 78:8; BU 7:9; 95:13; LB 136:18; 186:10; 201:10; 224:92 MAGID Lee / B&R 219:19 MAGNEZID George / B&R 186:18 MAHAL Taj / BA 26:10; B&R 164:44; BRQ 8:18; BR 45:62; 56:8; JB 50:88; LB 150:30, 58 MAINER Wade / B&R 264:18 MAISON DE SOUL RECORDS / LB 98:24 MAJESTIC RECORDS / B&R 138:6 MAJOR B. B. / LB 157:10 MAJORS The / JB 58:42 MALACO RECORDS / BA 38:68; B&R 265:23; JB 44:23; 65:13; 71:11; LB 84:36; 100:5; 196:11; 211:66; 213:4 MALICK Peter / BR 24:11 MALLARD Sax / LB 72:41 MALO Ron / LB 106:40 MALONE David / See KIMBROUGH David Malone MALONE J.J. / B&R 143:12; 188:13; JB 55:59; LB 133:28; 178:90 MAMBO / B&R 252:4 MANDEL Harvey / BR 18:18 MANDOLIN use in blues / LB 79:22 MANN Michael / See HOLLYWOOD FATS MANNING Bishop / B&R 256:8 MANNISH BOYS The / LB 195:12 MANSFIELD Scotty / B&R 167:20 MARCHAN Bobby / BA 41:53; B&R 146:7; JB 46:65; LB 150:115 MARDI GRAS / B&R 53:10 MARDI GRAS INDIANS / BA 43:32; JB 48:22 MARDIN Arif / B&R 212:14 MARGOLIN Bob / BA 19:26; BRQ 8:26; BR 15:12; 19:12; 21:10; 22:10; 29:66; LB 99:22 MARR Hank / B&R 189:10; 196:14; LB 173:91 MARS Johnny / BU 104:5; LB 12:13; 204:26 MARSH Orlando R. / B&R 131:4 MARSH RECORDING LABORATORIES / B&R 131:4 MARSHALL Johnnie / B&R 192:19 MARTIN Carl / 78Q 2:29; B&R 218:6; LB 43:28 MARTIN Fiddling Joe / BW 20:3; LB 26:10 MARTIN Kenny / JB 68:58 MARTIN Sallie / B&R 39:10 MARTIN Sara / B&R 116:10; LB 52:23 MARTINS & THE COYS / B&R 127:13 MARTYN Que / B&R 191:12 MARVIN & JOHNNY / B&R 257:7 MASON John-Alex / LB 216:75 MASTER KEYS / WWA 9:28; 10:18 MASTER-TONES / B&R 181:16 MATASSA Cosimo / B&R 279:9; 294:20; JB 56:9; LB 150:9 MATCHBOX RECORDS / B&R 38:12 MATHEWS Little Arthur / B&R 101:8; LB 123:56 MATHEWS Tony / B&R 77:11 MATHUS Jimbo / BR 96:18 MATTE Bill / BU 50:5 MATTHEWS Norman / LB 200:27 MATTIS David J. / WWA 14:20 MAUGERI Rudy / B&R 190:13 MAUGH Charles “Bugsy” / LB 240:77 MAXWELL David / B&R 298:24; BR 26:10; 58:18; LB 239:72 MAXWELL STREET / BA 40:36; 43:92; 45:92; BR 21:32; 43:77; B&R 155:26; 162:14; 196:4; BU 15:15; JB 69:13; LB 22:12; 111:33; 133:9; 139:6; 141:18; 143:13; 144:13; 196:56; 214:30; 223:3 MAXWELL STREET JIMMY / BA 25:46; B&R 107:14; BU 97:17; JB 34:32; LB 126:56 MAY Earl / B&R 227:13 MAY Mark / BR 32:23 MAY Roosevelt / LB 41:40 MAYALL John / BR 49:23; LB 231:43 MAYE Arthur Lee / B&R 172:22; JB 52:65; WWA 17:56 MAYER Nathaniel / B&R 235:11; JB 66:64; LB 176:37; 199:75 MAYES Jimmi / LB 210:7; 213:36 MAYES Pete / B&R 236:12; JB 67:62; LB 116:38; 131:11; 200:70 MAYFIELD Curtis / B&R 147:12; JB 46:65 MAYFIELD Percy / B&R 3:51; 55:23; 170:4; 275:4; BR 36:58; BU 146:27; JB 51:32; LB 50:12; 60-61:66 MAYFIELD Earnestina "Tina" / B&R 216:22; JB 63:68; LB 121:39; 188:73 MAYHEW Aubrey / B&R 240:12 MAYS Bert M. / B&R 250:8 MAYS Curley / LB 15:27 MAYS Rev. Oris / B&R 112:13 MAYWEATHER "Earring" George / BA 22:40; B&R 98:14; LB 95:32; 120:93; 121:63 MCA RECORDS / B&R 50:26; 73:21; 96:13; 98:18; LB 81:47; 83:52; 107:7; 112:72; 120:113 McBOOKER Connie / BU 33:6 McBRIDE Mary / LB 41:40 McCAIN Jerry / BA 2:10; B&R 257:10; 269:25; BU 35:8; 79:14; JB 72:58; LB 113:8; 190:5; 219:72 McCALL Cash / LB 103:18 McCLAIN Arthur / BU 63:18 McCLAIN Mary / See DIAMOND TEETH MARY McCLAIN Mighty Sam / BA 38:39; B&R 303:18; BR 32:20; JB 39:10; 47:63; 53:46; LB 122:40; 238:88 McCLENDON Doris / LB 138:78 McCLENDON Melvin / B&R 285:8 McCLENNAN Tommy / BU 14:12; LB 104:18 McCLINTOCK Lil / BU 40:11 McCLINTON Delbert / BR 47:9 McCLURE Bobby / B&R 76:16; BU 147:23; LB 110:53 McCORMICK Robert Burton “Mack” / B&R 306:22 McCORMICK Matt / BU 117:17 McCORMICK Quintus / B&R 259:8 McCOY Charlie / B&R 41:16; BU 62:17; 65:17 McCOY George / LB 82:38 McCOY Helen / B&R 284:10 McCOY Joe / B&R 41:16; BU 62:17; 65:17 McCOY Nate / B&R 193:18 McCOY Kid / B&R 41:16 McCOY Robert / LB 43:49 McCOY Rose Marie / B&R 298:22; 300:60; JB 26:8; 64:8 McCRACKEN Tommy / LB 134:42 McCRACKLIN Jimmy / BA 20:40; B&R 277:13; 291:4; BU 64:14; 83:11; JB 23:19; LB 62:1; 62:2; 217:32; 223:74 McCRAE Ethel "Darlene" / B&R 278:21 McCRAE Gwen / JB 58:52 McCRAY Larry / B&R 53:17; 273:12; LB 120:60; 221:70 McCUEN Brad / B&R 175:17 McCUNE Billy / LB 118:54 McDANIEL Clara / BA 32:20 McDANIEL Ellis / See DIDDLEY Bo McDANIEL Floyd / B&R 103:14; BR 20:128; LB 123:44 McDANIELS Gene / B&R 263:20 McDOWELL Fred / B&R 106:14; 295:4; BRQ 2:10; 11:55; BU 24:4; 62:15; 60:16; 94:16; BW 2:16; 24:15; LB 9:5; 111:9 McDUFF Jack / BA 45:61; B&R 157:26 McELROY Sollie / B&R 98:14 McFADDEN Charlie "Specks" / B&R 219:16 McFADDEN Ruth / JB 47:32 McFARLAND Rico / LB 120:86 McFARLAND Wilbur / See MAC & CO. McGEE Denis / B&R 48:23 McGEE Rev. F.W. / BU 60:6; LB 5:48 McGHEE Big Bo / B&R 168:19 McGHEE Brownie / BA 26:13; B&R 105:18; 108:16; 159:12; 247:20; 274:4; BR 23:96; BU 108:16; LB 13:14; 127:54 (see also TERRY Sonny) McGHEE Cookie / B&R 133:8 McGHEE Sticks / BU 31:6 McGill Country Pete / JB 72:22 McGILL Rollee / B&R 155:21; JB 48:69; 51:14; LB 154:98 McGOWAN Jimmy / JB 66:63 McGRIFF Jimmy / B&R 231:26; JB 66:61 McGUIRT Candyman / B&R 182:4; LB 43:49 McINTORSH Lonnie / BU 59:10 McINTYRE Donna / See LADY D McKAIE Andy / BA 13:12 McKINLEY L.C. / BU 72:9 McKINLEY Larry / B&R 286:13 McKINNIES Maurice / LB 115:53; 121:10 McKUNE James / 78Q 3:54 McLEAN Danny /B&R 248:8; 255:20 McLean McLEMORE AVENUE / JB 58:44 McLOLLIE Oscar / B&R 236:11 MCM RECORDS/ B&R 280:17; LB 205:78 McMAHON Andrew "Blueblood" / LB 59:40 McMULLEN Fred / BU 108:17 McMURRY Lillian / BA 38:63; B&R 139:20; BR 49:94; BU 78:4; JB 44:55; LB 67:15; 145:53 McMURRY Willard / B&R 114:12 McNEELY Bobby / B&R 7:36 McNEELY Big Jay / B&R 9:16; 93:40; LB 93:23; 175:32 McNEIL David / B&R 197:18 McPHATTER Clyde / B&R 36:16; BU 94:17 McQUEEN Jackson "Flap" / B&R 206:24 McRAE Floyd "Buddy" / B&R 279:18 McSHANN Jay / BA 31:10; B&R 6:14; 216:19; 300:4; JB 63:65; LB 93:31; 149:14; 150:50; 188:72 McTELL Kate / BU 125:4; 126:8; 127:24 McTELL Blind Willie / BA 11:30; 15:36; 19:52; B&R 61:16; 222:44; BU 21:5; 34:12; 89:11; 105:28; 108:17; 125:12; LB 204:54 McTIZIC Louis / LB 105:18; 133:11; 173:89 McVEA Jack / B&R 17:29; 59:4; 60:10; 63:13;157:24; JB 49:62; LB 121:34 MEADOWS Mildred / B&R 283:19 MEAUX Huey P. / B&R 108:19; 109:20; 111:14; 177:15; 260:9; BU 46:3; JB 71:58; LB 213:75 MEDWICK Joe / BA 10:37; B&R 70:18; LB 105:44 MEEKS David / BA 34:61 MEETING THE BLUES (book) / BA 5:19; LB 85:44 MELVIN Harold / B&R 119:10 MEMPHIS BLUES / B&R 45:12; 54:13; 163:15; 302:10; BU 61:4; 65:16; 68:16; 69:14; 73:7; 89:4; BW 18:8; JB 2:18; 32:32; 54:26; 62:14; LB 136:116 MEMPHIS GOLD / B&R 233:4; LB 199:8 MEMPHIS IN MAY / BR 31:83; 40:82 MEMPHIS JUG BAND / B&R 62:4 MEMPHIS MA RAINEY / B&R 11:23 MEMPHIS MINNIE / B&R 47:40; 74:36; BRQ 1:12; BR 31:78; BU 78:8; 104:21; JB 26:40; 38:26; 51:31; LB 14:5; 19:7; 88:37; 108:54; 124:128; 125:112; 191:5 MEMPHIS PIANO RED / B&R 283:8; LB 53:48 MEMPHIS ROCK N SOUL MUSEUM / LB 153:8 MEMPHIS SLIM / B&R 36:11; 75:7; 256:4; 283:23; JB 49:52; LB 20:42; 70:34; 80:31 MENARDO Robert / B&R 189:12 MENDELSOHN Fred / BU 36:4 MENDOZA Lydia / B&R 227:14 MERCED BLUE NOTES / BU 92:10 MERCER Mae / B&R 236:11; LB 199:75 MERCURY BLUES & RHYTHM STORY / BA 28:56; B&R 114:13; 118:4; LB 130:90 MERCURY RECORDS / B&R 43:4; 45:28; 106:22; LB 43:5; LB 127:100 MERCY BABY / LB 44:57 MERRIWEATHER Maceo / See BIG MACEO MESSENGERS The / JB 72:52 METCALF Willie Jr. / JB 58:67 METEOR RECORDS / JB 28:18 METERS The / JB 46:60 MEXICO BLUES FESTIVAL / LB 41:10; 44:23 M FOR MISSISSIPPI (DVD) / B&R 236:13 MIAMI BLUES FESTIVAL / LB 8:34 MICHAUX Elder Lightfoot Solomon / B&R 190:14 MICKEY & SYLVIA / BU 63:18 MICKLE Elmon / BU 40:5; 53:11; LB 35:39 MICROWAVE DAVE & THE NUKES / BR 31:33 MIDDLE WALTER / JB 63:44 MIDNIGHT AT THE BARRELHOUSE: The Johnny Otis Story (book) / B&R 250:49; JB 70:72; LB 206:62 MIGHTY CLOUDS OF JOY / BU 60:21 MILBURN Amos / BA 21:54; B&R 76:31; 96:14; 113:20; BU 83:7; 84:9; 137/38:27; LB 45-46:92; 120:141; 128:101; WWA 10:3 MILEM Percy / B&R 174:14 MILES Buddy / B&R 228:18; JB 65:67 MILES David / BU 60:15 MILES Henry / LB 59:40 MILES Lizzie / 78Q 7:57 MILES Luke "Long Gone" / B&R 34:7; 76:9; BU 26:6; LB 78:92 "MILK COW BLUES" (song) / B&R 173:12 MILLER Clarence "Big" / JB 46:48 MILLER Claudette / B&R 295:23 MILLER Curley "Barefoot" / BA 38:65; B&R 140:20; 141:19 MILLER J. D. or Jay D./ BA 26:57; B&R 26:17; 37:16; 58:10; 109:16; 303:10; 304:4; 305:23; BU 1:3; 24:10; 47:4; 74:8; 122:16; JB 19:22; 35:30; 62:38; LB 128:55 MILLER Polk & the Old South Quartette / 78Q 3:27 MILLET McKinley "Lil'" / JB 39:34; LB 135:57 MILLINDER Lucky / B&R 2:9 MILTON BROWN & THE FOUNDING OF WESTERN SWING (book) / B&R 118:41 MILTON L.L. / JB 44:12 MILTON Roy / B&R 235:4; BU 108:5; 109:19; 115:10; 145:24 MILTONE RECORDS / B&R 235:4; 237:14; 238:14; 285:8, 10; BU 43:12; 115:10 MILWAUKEE SLIM / BA 15:27; B&R 81:23; LB 110:53 MINER Allison / B&R 107:14 MINGUS Charles / JB 58:32 MINIT RECORDS / B&R 100:70 MINNER D.C. & Selby / LB 136:16; 139:40; 197:88 MINOR Bill / B&R 239:13 MINTER Iverson / See LOUISIANA RED MINSTREL SHOWS / LB 108:36; 109:46 MIRACLE VALLEY / B&R 213:24 MISSISSIPPI BLUES / BA 16:16; B&R 41:14; 44:9; 103:19; 192:8; BW 18:13; JB 2:19; 11:21; LB 100:31; 100:36; 103:38; 103:62; 132:34; 132:64 ; 172:17; 172:35; 172:36 (map); 189:8; 233 (entire issue) MISSISSIPPI BLUES TRAIL / B&R 217:27; 236:20; JB 68:10; LB 188:5; 205:5; 233 (entire issue) MISSISSIPPI BLUES MARATHON / LB 205:5 MISSISSIPPI DELTA BLUES FESTIVAL / B&R 56:22; LB 44:12; 57:17; 58:18; 64:41; 69:27; 73:40; 78:58; 84:17; 172:19 MISSISSIPPI DELTA TOUR GUIDE / BR 30:75; 31:64; LB 172:18; 172:28 (map) MISSISSIPPI DELTA TRAVEL GUIDE / LB 100:39; 132:64 (map) MISSISSIPPI FLOOD OF 1927 / LB 87:26 MISSISSIPPI MATILDA / LB 8:7 MISSISSIPPI SLIM / B&R 248:11; 250:27 MISS LAVELLE / See WHITE Miss Lavelle MISS PEACHES / B&R 251:4; 257:22; 259:23; 260:8 MISS RHAPSODY / B&R 9:49; LB 64:69 MISS RHYTHM:THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF RUTH BROWN (book) / LB 136:114 MISTER SATAN'S APPRENTICE (book) / BA 36:32; B&R 136:49; JB 43:73; LB 145:109 MITCHELL Andrew "Sunbeam" / LB 89:39 MITCHELL Billy / B&R 175:17 MITCHELL Bobby / B&R 45:9; JB 16:25 MITCHELL George / B&R 217:8; 249:12 MITCHELL James / JB 49:66 MITCHELL Jimmy / LB 47:33 MITCHELL Lonnie / B&R 106:21; LB 124:58 MITCHELL McKinley / JB 12:7; LB 69:41 MITCHELL Renea / LB 186:9 MITCHELL Stanley / B&R 215:18; JB 63:68 MITCHELL Roland / LB 36:31 MITCHELL Little Walter / B&R 52:22; BU 148/49:14; LB 92:44 MITCHELL Willie / B&R 247:24; BR 52:75; BU 107:14; JB 56:9; 69:24; LB 206:71 MITCHELL'S CHRISTIAN SINGERS / BU 139:24 MIZ DEE / LB 228:7 MO' Keb' / B&R 102:9; BR 18:62; 26:18; 48:8; LB 216;10 MOANIN' AT MIDNIGHT: THE LIFE AND TIMES OF HOWLIN' WOLF (book) / JB 57:80; LB 173:92; 174:64, 88 MODEL T SLIM / See MICKLE Elmon MODERN RECORDS / BA 15:30; B&R 177:6; 275:18; JB 28:18 MOFFETT London III / B&R 279:7 MOHR Kurt / B&R 225:12 MOJO HAND: The Life and Music of Lightnin' Hopkins (book) / B&R 284:45 MOLTON Flora / B&R 245:12; BRQ 5:28; LB 86:22; 94:54 MONARCH RECORD PRESSING PLANT (L.A.) / B&R 151:8 MONCELL Patrice / LB 239:73 MONDELLOS The / B&R 202:12 MONETTE Johnny / LB 215:23 MONEY MARBLES & CHALK / B&R 184:21 MONK Thelonious / JB 61:34; 62:26 MONOGRAMS The / B&R 198:20 MONTANA Allison "Tootie" / B&R 202:11; LB 180:88 MONTEREY JAZZ FESTIVAL BLUES DAY / LB 24:40; 30:29 MONTGOMERY Durious / LB 140:8 MONTGOMERY Eurreal "Little Brother" / B&R 14:19; 75:6; 277:4; 299:8; BU 21:13; WWA 2:4 MONTGOMERY Foree "Superstar" / LB 150:114 MONTGOMERY Gray / LB 210:30 MONTGOMERY Big James / LB 190:18 MONTGOMERY Janet Floberg / B&R 112:13; LB 128:55 MONTGOMERY Smokey / B&R 161:26 MONTGOMERY Wes / JB 50:48 MONTOYA Coco / BR 21:42 MONTRELL Roy / LB 43:49 MONTREUX (BLUES) FESTIVAL / B&R 227:24; LB 10:30; 14:30; 18:29 MOODY Eugene / LB 140:46 MOODY James / B&R 256:18 MOONDOG / See HARDIN Louis MOONEY John / BA 19:38; 40:22; BRQ 9:34; BR 23:52 MOONEY Ralph / B&R 259:23 MOONGLOWS The / JB 48:64 MOONOOGIAN George / B&R 276:13; 277:12 MOORE Aaron / B&R 286:14; LB 144:64; 229:7 MOORE "Whistling" Alex / B&R 43:25; 251:11; 282:14; BU 109:14; BW 6:3; JB 15:16; 16:24; LB 35:8; 83:26; 85:35; 89:36 MOORE Alice / B&R 208:20 MOORE Ben / JB 55:46 MOORE Bobby / B&R 209:19 MOORE Dorothy / JB 55:28; LB 122:34; 187:6 MOORE Dwight "Gatemouth" / B&R 15:4; 191:12; BU 109:13; JB 56:65; LB 86:8; 174:93 MOORE John / See DEACON JOHN MOORE Johnny / B&R 137:23; LB 144:75 MOORE Johnny B. / B&R 151:12; JB 14:10; LB 23:11; 90:52; 102:29 MOORE Juanita / B&R 287:13 MOORE Kevin / See MO' Keb' MOORE Melvon / B&R 45:10 MOORE Merrill E. / B&R 151:15 MOORE Nathaniel (Nat Turner) / LB 70:45 MOORE Oscar / LB 52:57 MOORE Rudy Ray / B&R 235:10; LB 157:12; 198:67 MOORE Sam "Ironing Board" / LB 23:32 MOORE Sam "Sam & Dave" / JB 50:56; 62:11 MOORE Sarah / B&R 245:7; LB 206:70 MOORE Walter J. / B&R 181:20 MOORE Wild Willie / LB 59:40 (erroneous obituary--retracted in LB 62:44) MOORE Willie / BU 108:13; LB 5:15 MORELLO Jimmy / BR 28:62 MORGAN J.E. / LB 90:52 MORGAN Mike / BR 30:22 MORGAN Oliver "La-La" / B&R 223:14; JB 64:67; LB 192:75 MORGANFIELD Big Bill / BA 39:22; B&R 148:22; BR 44:22; 45:72; 55:15; LB 137:11 MORGANFIELD Geneva / BU 102:19; LB 12:40 MORGANFIELD McKinley / see WATERS Muddy MORGANFIELD Larry "Mud" / B&R 266:25; JB 70:4; LB 214:7; 219:8 MORGANFIELD Rev. Willie / B&R 185:18 MORGANTINI Marcelle / B&R 280:17 MORISETTE Johnny "Two Voice" / B&R 153:22; BU 127:23; LB 49:20; 154:97 MORRIS Rev. Elmore / LB 44:57 MORRIS Lee / LB 157:36 MORRISON Barbara / LB 240:17 MORSE Ella Mae / BA 40:49; B&R 145:6 MORTON Jelly Roll / B&R 163:44; 183:41; LB 116:57; 181:69 MOSELY Lena / LB 115:51 MOSELEY Mickie / LB 131:28 MOSES Pirkle Lee / B&R 156:10 MOSLEY Snub / WWA 12-13:44 MOSLEY Stan / LB 157:36 MOSS Buddy / B&R 5:39; 128:15; 270:11; 277:21; BU 67:4; 81:14; 108:17; 115:32; 117:18; LB 62:44 MOSSEL Erik / B&R 185:18 MOTHER-IN-LAW LOUNGE / JB 70:10; LB 231:5 MOTLEY Frank / B&R 28:16; 83:4; 84:8; 91:12; 131:21 MOTOWN / JB 67:36 MR. BO / B&R 106:21; JB 34:32; LB 15:10; 124:58 MR. GIP / B&R 283:16 MR. GOOGLE EYES / B&R 75:9; JB 28:24; LB 108:51 MR. JELLY BELLY / LB 85:33; 87:36 MR. R & B RECORDS / B&R 305:8; 306:10 MR. SIPP / B&R 290:20 MR. WIGGLES / LB 166:22 MS. JODY / JB 68:38; LB 205:20 MS. NICKKI / LB 209:9 MUDDY WATERS BLUES BAND REUNION / BRQ 9:11 MUGGE Robert / BA 38:21 MUHAMMAD Talib / B&R 186:18 MULDAUR Geoff / LB 204:37 MULDAUR Maria / BR 17:52; 55:8 MURPHY Big Bad Ben / LB 101:34 MURPHY Floyd / B&R 292:12; JB 42:14 MURPHY Lyle "Spud" / B&R 203:9 MURRAY Marlowe "Lowe" / B&R 236:12 MURPHY Floyd / LB 236:93 MURPHY Matt "Guitar" / B&R 141:14; BR 23:44; JB 20:8; LB 8:22; 128:60; 208:7; 225:8 MURPHY Robert / LB 140:40 MURRAY / JB 70:50 MURRAY Albert / B&R 283:14 MURRAY David / JB 71:48 MURRAY Juggy / B&R 92:14; 198:11; JB 58:67; LB 184:95 MURRAY Pearl / LB 140:55 MUSE Clarence / B&R 209:14 MUSICAL FOUR PLUS ONE / B&R 206:4 MUSICIANS' UNION / B&R 42:4; 167:8 ; 188:10 MUSIC CITY RECORDS / B&R 234:4; 236:21 MUSIC MAKERS RELIEF FUND / BR 41:30; JB 42:12; LB 137:12; 158:9 MUSSELWHITE Charles / BA 2:6; 21:54; 28:28; B&R 146:13; 211:14; BR 46:8; 58:18; BRQ 13:19; LB 173:46; 193:68; 223:6 MYERS Bob / BU 145:12; LB 57:14 MYERS Dave / BA 17:16; 18:16; B&R 163:19; 164:20; LB 142:32; 160:86 MYERS George / BA 34:8; BR 40:86 MYERS Jack / B&R 260:9; JB 71:61; LB 213:75 MYERS Louis / BA 20:48; B&R 94:14; BR 15:59; BU 93:7; 122:4; JB 32:18; LB 7:17; 118:63; 119:64 MYERS Sam / BA 33:36; B&R 137:26; 202:19; 213:16; 219:45; BR 43:12; BU 139:13; JB 62:69; LB 3:19; 85:10; 186:8, 86 MYRICK Donald / LB 113:45 NABBIE Jim / JB 27:27 NAPIER Simon / B&R 58:14; JB 22:21; LB 97:44 NAPPY CHIN / B&R 50:4 NARCISSE King Louis H. / B&R 150:10 NASHBORO RECORDS / B&R 78:10; 107:12 NASHVILLE BLUES / BA 28:20; B&R 225:14 NASHVILLE R&B / B&R 117:4; 139:12 "NATCHEZ BURNING" / BU 70:8 NATCHEZ, MS BLUES / LB 210:10 NATHAN Syd / B&R 243:18 NATIONAL BLUES CONVENTIONS (UK) / B&R 244:18 NATIONAL BLUES MUSEUM / B&R 277:15 NATIONAL GUITARS / LB 14:9 NATION SACK / B&R 177:8; 179:9 NATIONS Opal Louis / B&R 239:23 NEAL Jackie / B&R 198:13; LB 180:88 NEAL Kenny / BA 14:16; 30:12; B&R 41:21; BR 44:32; 56:33; JB 13:22; LB 45:59; 90:52; 91:18; 225:12 NEAL Raful / BA 30:12; BU 87:16; B&R 34:4; 193:15; BR 44:32; JB 57:58; LB 91:21; 176:80 NEEDHAM Theresa / LB 108:50 NEELY Bobby / B&R 167:19; LB 130:34 NEGRO IN AMERICA, THE / BU 63:5; 64:7 NEHI Records / B&R 284:8 NELSON Chicago Bob / B&R 278:18; BU 93:9; LB 179:78; 192:7; 224:93 NELSON Clarence / JB 8:26; LB 73:38; 74:35 NELSON Earl / B&R 232:26 NELSON Ford / LB 200:23 NELSON Jimmy "T-99" / BA 43:56; B&R 26:4; 223:14; JB 13:8; 20:15; 64:66; LB 28:29; 131:39; 143:42; 150:57; 167:11; 180:39; 192:75 NELSON Rev. Joe / BU 62:13 NELSON Lindbergh / JB 55:16 NELSON Lawrence / See PRINCE LA LA NELSON Paul / LB 215:41 NELSON Romeo / LB 36:10 NELSON Sonny Boy / B&R 136:16; BRQ 5:13; BR 44:64; 50:60; BU 139:18; JB 43:54; LB 43:14; 132:14; 145:51; 146:11; 181:83 NELSON Tracy / BA 23:20 NEMETH John / LB 230:45 NESTOR Larry / JB 64:50 NETTLES Isaiah / 78Q 5:94 NEVILLE BROTHERS / LB 156:92 NEVILLE Charmaine / LB 220:5 NEVILLE Cyril / LB 201:8 NEVITT Chuck / B&R 300:31 NEWBERN "Hambone" Willie / BU 43:7 NEW DEAL BLUES / BU 81:16 NEWBORN Calvin / LB 174:33 NEWBORN Phineas Jr. / B&R 46:21; JB 16:26; LB 87:36 NEWELL Little Eddie / LB 50:46 NEWELL Richard / See KING BISCUIT BOY NEWMAN David "Fathead" / B&R 237:12; JB 67:59; LB 200:70 NEWMAN Floyd / LB 200:22 NEWMAN Jimmy C. / B&R 292:12 NEW ORLEANS BLUES/R&B / B&R 45:28; BR 77:42; BU 76:4; 77:4; 102:4; 103:1; 145:4, 18; 146:4; 147:10; JB 53:22; 55:38; 58:58; 59:48, 64; 60:12; 68:74; LB 43:4; 74:44; 77:24; 138:15; 182:8; 226:8 NEW ORLEANS JAZZ & HERITAGE FESTIVAL / BA 22:42; B&R 20:18; 21:17; 46:12; BU 105:9; 109:17; 114:18; 120:18; 125:34; 135-36:39; 139:20; JB 6:19; 17:14; 27:14; 45:60; 49:39; 60:32; 61:24; 62:61; LB 9:17; 13:28; 17:37; 22:39; 45-46:62; 87:6; WWA 7:12 NEWPORT FOLK FESTIVAL / BA 15:19; JB 30:39 NEW YORK BLUES/R&B / JB 6:4; 10:7; 12:13; 14:26; 24:19; 26:28; 28:22 NEW YORK RECORDING LABORATORIES / B&R 131:4; 223:18 NICHOLS Alvin "Youngblood" / LB 23:10 NICHOLS Minnie Lou / LB 57:16 NICHOLAS Fayard / B&R 208:17 NICHOLSON J.D. / B&R 63:4; 64:16; 288:45; BU 82:11; 83:13; 84:14; 85:11; LB 62:3; 95:36; 101:34; WWA 7:18 NICKNAMES / LB 173:104 NICKSON Matt / BA 44:64 NIGHTHAWK BLUES (book) / BU 141:51 NIGHTHAWK Robert / B&R 41:28; 257:4; BRQ 8:44; BU 42:8; 86:4; LB 155:7 NIGHTHAWKS The / BR 37:18; LB 57:28 NIGHTINGALE Ollie / BA 32:49; B&R 125:15; JB 40:45; LB 137:50 NIGHT TRAIN RECORDS / B&R 65:4; 172:8 NIX Willie / B&R 63:12; LB 11:17; 43:9; 101:35 NIXON AND FORD BLUES (book) / B&R 270:44; LB 214:62 NIXON Elmore / BU 33:5; LB 23:5 NIXON Hammie / B&R 3:53; 262:4; LB 19:13; 60-61:72; 62:43: 151:55 NIXON James "Nick" / B&R 175:22; LB 225:24 NOCTURNE Johnny / BA 22:29; BR 19:54 NOLAN Larry "Big Twist" / BA 2:27; B&R 52:22; LB 92:46 NOLAN Lloyd / JB 6:15; 38:33; LB 136:51 NOLDEN Cadillac John / B&R 221:20; LB 223:24 NOLEN Jimmy / BU 145:25; LB 59:35 NOOGER Dan / B&R 65:4 NOONE Jimmy / LB 98:40 NORFLEET BROTHERS / B&R 207:14; 208:15 NORMAN Gene / B&R 15:18; 306:20 NORRIS William "Dead Eye" / LB 23:13 NORSINGLE Ben / B&R 281:16; 283:19 NORTH CAROLINA BLUES / LB 107:28 33 35; 108:22 25 27 30 NORTH MISSISSIPPI ALL-STARS / BA 36:10; BR 44:77 NORWEGIAN BLUES UNION / BR 55:44 NORWOOD Thomas "Nose" / LB 213:22 NOTHING BUT THE BLUES (book) / BA 16:64; B&R 86:16; JB 30:44; LB 113:47 NOTODDEN BLUES FESTIVAL / BR 53:85 NOVARESE John / B&R 113:9 NUNN Bobby / B&R 25:8 OAKLAND BLUES / B&R 120:12; LB 126:34 OAKLAND BLUES (book) / LB 101:43 O'BEAR Oscar / LB 140:53 O'BRIEN Charlie/ B&R 232:24; JB 65:67 ODABI Terrie / LB 236:36 ODEN Henry / B&R 39:19 ODETTA / B&R 236:11; BR 51:73; LB 199:74 ODIN Jimmy / See ST. LOUIS JIMMY ODOM Andrew "Big Voice," "B.B." / BA 10:37; BU 88:14; JB 25:21; LB 103:50 ODOM David "King" / B&R 227:18; WWA 18-19:37 OERTLE Ernie / LB 220:70 OGLESBY Erskine / B&R 188:14 OH WHAT A BEAUTIFUL CITY (book) / BA 16: 67; B&R 78:38; BRQ 9:55; JB 70:72 OJL Records / See ORIGIN JAZZ LIBRARY OKEH RECORDS / BA 16:54; B&R 83:19; 197:10 OKLAHOMA BLUES SCENE / JB 21:20 OLD ABSINTHE HOUSE / LB 138:15 OLD SOUTH QUARTETTE & Polk Miller / 78Q 3:27 OLD TOWN RECORDS / B&R 219:19 OLIVER Paul / BA 30:44; B&R 55:14; 120:10; 212:15; 255:8; 305:43; BU 146:24; JB 40:64; 62:9; LB 54:24 OLIVER Valerie / JB 52:65 OLSEN Kristina / BRQ 8:34 OLSSON Bengt / B&R 227:14; 228:18; JB 65:67; LB 196:120 O'NEAL Amy VanSingel / LB 45-46:49 O'NEAL Jim / BA 3:10; 4:3; LB 217:3, 5 ONE-DERFUL RECORDS / JB 64:50 ONE STRING GUITARS / LB 156:46, 49, 50 OPALS The / JB 63:52 OPEN THE DOOR RICHARD (song) / B&R 17:28; 22:14; 59:4; 60:10 OPERA RECORDS / B&R 169:16 ORA-NELLE RECORDS / B&R 126:15 ORCHID RECORDS / B&R 208:14; 210:16; 221:25 OREGON STATE PENITENTIARY BLUES / LB 80:56 ORIGIN JAZZ LIBRARY RECORDS / B&R 305:4 ORIGINAL SPIRITUAL FIVE / B&R 217:6 ORIOLES The / B&R 18:20; WWA 12-13:28 ORLANDOS The / B&R 206:14 ORLEANS RECORDS / BR 48:72 ORR Daddy Mack / LB 184:59; 209:26 OSCHER Paul / B&R 197:15; BR 29:66; 50:19 OSTER Harry / BA 45:62; B&R 95:10; 99:10; 157:26; BU 75:9 OTIS Charles “Honey Boy” / B&R 305:21 OTIS Clyde / B&R 227:13; JB 65:66; LB 194:75 OTIS Johnny / BA 20:46; 23:8; B&R 21:22; 22:16; 23:17; 64:20; 101:4; 149:22; 225:24; 250:49; 267:16; BR 36:58; 56:48, 72; BU 58:17; 75:12; 76:11; 77:13; 78:12, 16; 95:9; 100:11; 129:8; JB 72:57; LB 125:97; 206:62; 217:2; 218:72 OTIS Shuggie / B&R 162:14 OVATIONS / JB 56:46 OVERBEA Danny / B&R 90:16; JB 28:8; 29:16; 31:25; LB 117:62 OVERSTREET Rev. Louis / LB 76:41 OVERSTREET Nathaniel "Pops" / LB 131:47 OWENS Bonnie / B&R 210:19 OWENS Calvin / B&R 228:17; JB 33:10; 34:18; 35:34; 65:66; LB 140:30; 196:120 OWENS Jack / BA 30:58; B&R 118:10; 120:16; 282:14; 295:4; BRQ 5:12 15; 12:15; 13:15; BR 24:12; 25:12; 26:12; 29:87; JB 37:35; LB 104:35; 132:15; 137:30 OWENS Isaac Jerome "Jay" / B&R 206:22; JB 61:64; LB 82:64 OWENS Marshall / 78Q 12:47; LB 26:7 OWENS Monte / B&R 258:22 OWENS Paul / B&R 174:7; 175:16 OWENS Tary / B&R 184L16; JB 54:60; LB 171:65 OWSLEY William / LB 36:31 PAGE Gene / B&R 134:20 PAGE Hot Lips / WWA 17:18 PALFI Stevenson J. / B&R 206:24; 208:15; LB 184:97 PALMER Earl / B&R 86:8; 234:10; BU 115:4; JB 44:43; 66:62; LB 147:98; 198:67 PALMER Reese / B&R 266:18 PALMER Robert / BA 33:40; B&R 124:23; 126:16; BR 34:75; 36:80; LB 138:77 PALMER Sandy / LB 101:36 PANAMA FRANCIS / B&R 32:20; 165:19 PAPA CAIRO / BU 53:8 PARAMOUNT RECORDS / 78Q 3:9; 4:9 70; 5:7; 6:8; 7:7 30; 9:67, 89; B&R 131:4; 165:8; 185:17; 223:18; 235:22; 304:22; BU 96:12 PARAMOUNT'S "Cabinet of Wonder" and Volume Two / B&R 284:17; 288:7; 297:17 PARAMOUNT'S RISE AND FALL: A HISTORY OF THE WISCONSIN CHAIR COMPANY AND ITS RECORDING ACTIVITIES (book) / B&R 189:42 PARCHMAN FARM/PENITENTIARY / B&R 85:8; 92:12 PARKER Bill / B&R 193:14 PARKER Bobby / BA 15:14; B&R 79:8; 285:15; LB 92:31; 133:8; 207:7; 229:71 PARKER Bobby "Barber" / LB 17:7 PARKER Chan Richardson / BA 40:49 PARKER Frank / B&R 157:26; LB 158:87 PARKER Herman "Junior" / BU 1:8; 2:10; 88:6; JB 35:39; 42:8; LB 7:6 PARKER Jay / B&R 273:16 PARKER Lee / JB 38:34 PARKER Leo / WWA 17:59 PARKER Monica / See SISTA MONICA PARKER Sonny / B&R 19:4 PARR Elven / B&R 119:12; 121:13 PARR Lucius / B&R 164:14 PARTH Johnny / B&R 132:14; LB 141:15 PATT Frank / BU 40:17; 73:29; 80:11 PATTERSON Bobby / JB 45:46; LB 139:36; 234:16 PATTERSON Jordan / LB 232:7 PATTERSON Ottilie / B&R 262:18 PATTMAN Neal / B&R 166:11; 201:23; BU 133:18; JB 47:24; 59:66; LB 113:30; 180:86 PATTON Big Amos / B&R 168:19 PATTON Charley / 78Q 1:10; 10:11; 12:12; BA 37:99; 46:14; B&R 30:9; 45:20; 104:15 22; 158:12; 165:20; 167:11; 171:13; 185:17; BRQ 2:6; 6:10; 7:14; BU 24:22; 30:10; 49:3; BW 1:12; LB 50:5; 85:43; 86:31; 100:5; 103:62; 161:52; 209:72 PAUL Clarence / B&R 87:4; 101:8; LB 123:56 PAUL Les / B&R 243:15 PAUL Phillip / LB 213:12 PAULA RECORDS / LB 95:63 PAULIN Doc / JB 65:67 PAULUS George / B&R 296:20; LB 240:77 PAXTON Jerron "Blind Boy"/ B&R 284:16; 290:16; LB 221:13; 228:6 PAYNE Cecil / B&R 226:12 PAYNE Jackie / B&R 215:25; LB 170:19 PAYNE Odie / B&R 44:17; JB 16:25; LB 85:35; 87:30; 96:12 520 PAYNE Sonny / BA 47:8; LB 97:36; 159:8 PAYTON Ben Wiley / LB 221:33 PAYTON Earl / BU 109:15 PAYTON Lawrence / B&R 121:13; LB 136:51 PEACOCK RECORDS / B&R 15:12; 16:26; 18:8; 44:4; 54:40; BU 12:3 PEARL HARBOR blues songs about / B&R 66:12 PEARL Bernie / BA 15:10; BR 24:52 PEARSON Gene / B&R 150:16 PEARSON Big Pete / LB 162:9; 190:9 PEAVEY Michael / LB 120:89 PEEBLES Ann / LB 135:28 PEER Ralph / B&R 298:45 PEG LEG SAM / B&R 139:18; LB 35:39 PEG LEG PETE / LB 11:27 PEJOE Morris / BU 67:12: LB 55:40 PENA Paul / BA 43:22; 44:86; B&R 204:11; LB 184:96 PENGUIN GUIDE TO BLUES RECORDINGS (book) / B&R 213:44 PENGUINS, The / B&R 236:4 PENN Robert / JB 65:42 PENNOCK Liz / BR 14:50 PEOPLES Rev. William / B&R 203:9 PEPPER'S LOUNGE / LB 5:30 PERFECT RECORDS / 78Q 1:56; 2:44 PERKINS Al / LB 57:16 PERKINS George / B&R 280:14 PERKINS Joe / JB 52:65 PERKINS Rev. Percell / B&R 88:16 ; 178:15 PERKINS Pinetop / B&R 108:38; 188:18; 259:21; BR 47:16; BU 64:16; 103:7; JB 71:57; LB 97:10; 161:19; 175:50; 214:72 PERLS Nick / 78Q 3:76; B&R 33:15 PERNELL Rudolph K. / LB 50:46 PERRODIN Gabriel / See GUITAR GABLE PERRY Bey / WWA 15:48 PERRY Bill "Howl-n-Madd" / B&R 231:16; BR 20:22; LB 120:84; 228:20 PERRY Geneva Frances / B&R 169:22 PERRY Oscar / B&R 193:13; LB 140:49 PERRYMAN Rufus / See SPECKLED RED PERRYMAN Willie / See PIANO RED PETERSON BROTHERS / B&R 279:20; LB 240:8 PETERSON James / B&R 257:22; JB 70:62; LB 125:26; 212:76 PETERSON Lucky / BR 44:12; JB 30:28; LB 90:52; 120:82 PETWAY Robert / BU 23:12 PHELPS James / B&R 255:18 PHELPS Kelly Joe / BR 42:24 PHELPS Walter / LB 56:39 PHILADELPHIA BLUES / BU 91;11 PHILLIPS Bobby / B&R 259:20; JB 71:60 PHILLIPS Brewer / BA 40:48; B&R 143:18; BR 53:94; JB 45:69; LB 117:25; 117:28; 119:30; 128:69; 148:54 PHILLIPS Bubba / LB 150:20 PHILLIPS Earl / JB 22:25; LB 95:51; 96:12; 97:42 PHILLIPS Little Esther / B&R 2:53; BU 146:27; LB 17:13; 60-61:69 PHILLIPS Flip / JB 50:51 PHILLIPS Floyd / B&R 166:21 PHILLIPS Phil / JB 66:16 PHILLIPS Sam / B&R 183:12; 302:10; BU 4:2; JB 554:61 PHILLIPS Washington / B&R 177:4 PHIPPS Gene / B&R 157:10 PIANO BLUES / BA 33:100; B&R 7:4; 35:4; 75:4; 129:20; 140:24; 301:10; BU 69:14; 112:18; LB 4:8; 15:8; 16:14; 19:10; 77:29; 186:78; 217:10 PIANO RED / B&R 281:9; BU 71:7; 126:18; LB 66:46; 67:37; 181:84; WWA 10:8 PIANO C. RED / B&R 209:18; JB 61:9; LB 127:42; 185:6; 227:75 PIANO PLAYERS RARELY EVER PLAY TOGETHER (video) BRQ 9:56 PIAZZA Honey / BA 39:37; BR 17:42 PIAZZA Rod / BA 39:32; BR 14:39; 32:13; 96:43 PICCOLO Greg / BR 24:44 PICKENS Edwin "Buster" / B&R 251:12 PICKENS Slim / BU 45:16 PICKETT Bobby "Boris" / B&R 220:21 PICKETT Dan / B&R 30:4; BU 45:18 PICKETT Wilson / BR 53:73; B&R 207:19; JB 61:62 PIEDMONT BLUES / B&R 25:16; BU 100:22; 101:12; LB 11:27 PIERCE Clarence / B&R 291:20 PIERCE Norm / LB 57:16 PIERSON Eugene / LB 34:40 PIERSON Leroy / BRQ 3:18 PIGGLY-WIGGLY / B&R 219:16 PILGRIM JUBILEES THE (book) / B&R 174:44 PINARD Lancelot V. / See SIR LANCELOT PINE GROVE BOYS / b&r 282:23 PINE TOP / See SMITH Clarence "Pine Top" PINETOP SLIM / BU 112:19 PING RECORDS / B&R 129:4 PINKNEY Bill / B&R 222:12 PINKNEY Clyde / JB 64:68; LB 101:39 PINKSTON Thomas L. / LB 45-46:94 PINSON Bob / B&R 184:16 PINSON Rev. Leon / B&R 86:4; JB 43:56; LB 144:75 "PIONEERS OF THE BLUES REVIVAL" (book) / B&R 292:15; 293:42; LB 232:66 "PITCH A BOOGIE WOOGIE" (film) / WWA 17:13 PITCHFORD Kee Eso / LB 240:30 PITCHFORD Lonnie / BA 37:53; B&R 136:17; BR 45:86; JB 43:56; LB 90:53; 94:44; 120:81; 132:13; 145:50; 153:11; 155:8 PITRE Wild Bill / B&R 173:4; 182:15; LB 171:65 PITTMAN Al / JB 56: 66; WWA 17:41 PITTMAN Gene "Birdlegg" / B&R 284:12; LB 227:18 PITTS Charles "Skip" / B&R 271:15; JB 72:58; LB 219:74 PLUMPP Sterling / BRQ 1:3; 2:5; LB 90:64; 160:7 PLUNKETT Robert / B&R 190:4; LB 114:40; 174:94 POLKA DOT SLIM / BU 75:8; LB 54:41 POLLARD Tyrone / See BROTHER TYRONE POMPOSELLO Tom / B&R 137:25 POMUS Jerome "Doc" / B&R 60:16; 219:27; 299:43; JB 23:25; LB 69:12; 98:40; 101:37; WWA 9:20; 12-13:8; 14:13 PONDEROSA STOMP / JB 62:65; LB 164:6; 173:14; 184:7 POOCH Willie / B&R 251:25 POONANNY / LB 203:16; 234:71 POOR BOB / See WOODFORK Poor Bob POOR JIM & HIS HEARTBREAKERS / B&R 138:18 POPA CHUBBY / BR 78:9 POPE Joseph Lee / B&R 109:16 POPPA STOPPA / LB 150:20 PORTER George Jr. / LB 182:16 PORTER Jake / B&R 79:15 PORTER Roy / B&R 134:20 PORTNOY Jerry / B&R 197:15; BR 18:40 POSSUM BELLY OVERALLS / B&R 178:9 POSTERS / LB 122:50 POTTER Chris / LB 53:48 POTTS Robert "Dr. Feelgood" / LB 222:28 POULLARD Danny / B&R 160:25 POWE Shelton / LB 221:37 POWELL Eugene / See NELSON Sonny Boy POWELL Jamie "BLues Boy" / LB 238:91 POWELL Seldon / B&R 119:10 POWELL Tiny / B&R 148:4; BU 55:9; 66:14; LB 59:39 POWERS Michael / LB 183:25 PRATER Dave / B&R 37:7 PREACHIN' THE BLUES: THE LIFE AND TIMES OF SON HOUSE (book) / B&R 266:46; LB 215:68 PREJEAN Warren Sr. / LB 215:32 PRESIDENTIAL BLUES / LB 197:30 PRESIDENT JOHNSON'S BLUES (book) / LB 213:62 PRESLEY Elvis / B&R 201:16 PRESTIGE RECORDS / B&R 136:19 PRESTON Billy / B&R 211:15; JB 62:68 PRESTON Johnny / B&R 258:22 PREVOS Andre / B&R 169:22 PREVOST James C. / LB 142:55 PREVOST Lionel / JB 2:7; 51:57 PRE-WAR BLUES / B&R 58:20 PREZ KENNETH / B&R 102:10; BU 75:15; 99:14; LB 124:58 PRICE Billy / BR 32:68; JB 46:36 PRICE Di Anne / LB 227:77 PRICE Lloyd / JB 24:6; LB 147:10 PRICE Priscilla / LB 167:57 PRICE Sammy / BA 12:23; B&R 70:18; JB 26:31; LB 97:68; 104:41; WWA 12-13:10 PRICE Toni / BA 38:8 PRICE Big Walter / B&R 163:14; 269:25; BU 19:8; 40:11; JB 72:58; LB 28:29; 131:14; 148:8; 159:8; 219:75 PRICE Zella Jackson / BU 146:28 PRIDE Lou / B&R 271:15; JB 72:59; LB 173:36; 221:74 PRIMER John / B&R 77:16; 93:8; BR 24:38; LB 137:9; 205:10 PRIMICH Gary / BA 24:11; 31:32; B&R 224:12; BR 24:46; LB 194:75; 196:121 PRINCE GABE / See KIRBY Edward PRINCE LA LA / JB 45:58 PRINCE Oliver / LB 18:7 PRINCE Preston "Peppy" / B&R 268:22 PRINCIPATO Tom / BR 27:65 PRISONAIRES The / BU 94:10 PROCACCIO Paul / LB 214:30 PRODIGAL SONS / LB 86:30 PROFESSOR HARP / LB 232:26 PROFESSOR LONGHAIR / BA 12:33; 18:51; B&R 87:18; 283:4; 296:43; BU 29:20; 76:4; 90:16; 130:4; 137/138:27; LB 26:16; 43:5; 45-46:93; 56:27 28; 114:111; 151:53; WWA 7:21 PROFILE RECORDS / BU 125:13 PROTEST SONGS black / JB 3:6; 4:9 PRUDHOMME Willis / JB 53:21 PRUITT Sherry / LB 240:30 PRUITT Tommy "T-Bone" / LB 231:32 PRYMUS Kenny / B&R 98:10; 112:13 PRYOR Alvis Jr. / LB 229:29 PRYOR Jimmy / LB 184:38 PRYOR Richard "Rip Lee" / B&R 296:18; LB 229:24 PRYOR Snooky / BA 36:52; B&R 152:8; 215:16; 282:4; BU 31:14; 89:14; 137/38:19; JB 63:65; LB 6:4; 123:8; 188:68 PRYSOCK Arthur / B&R 121:13; JB 39:35; LB 135:56 PRYSOCK Red / JB 30:27 PSEUDONYMS / BU 2:3; 3:9; 4:12; 5:10; 6:13; 7:13; 8:14; 9:10 PUGH Iola / B&R 100:33 PUGH Jim / LB 209:21 PUGH Sullivan / JB 71:60 PULLUM Joe / B&R 153:4; 250:10 PURIFOY Roosevelt / B&R 305:17 PURIFY Bobby (Robert Dickey) / B&R 267:15 QUALITY RECORDS / WWA 18-19:59 QUALLS Henry / BA 19:51; 20:23; B&R 94:8; 186:18; JB 43:38; 55:57; LB 121:40 QUALLS Sidney Joe / JB 61:50 QUANDER Sis / 78Q 11:123 QUATTLEBAUM Doug / B&R 39:14; BU 91:11 QUEEN RECORDS / WWA 11:14 QUEEN BEE / LB 19:3 QUEEN BEE'S LOUNGE / LB 17:12 QUEEN IDA / JB 61:22 QUEEN RECORDS / WWA 11:14 QUEZERGUE Wardell / B&R 264:18; JB 72:56 QUIET KNIGHT / LB 162:46 QUILLIAN Rufus & Ben / BU 113:21 (See also BLUE HARMONY BOYS) QUINN Bill / BU 45:6; LB 26:10 R&B INDIES (book) / B&R 156:26 RABINOWITZ Sol / B&R 279:16; JB 72:12 RABSON Ann / B&R 278:19; LB 224:94 RACE Wes / BA 44:16 RACE MUSIC: BLACK CULTURE FROM BEBOP TO HIP-HOP (book) / B&R 184:43 RACHELL J.C. / LB 128:55 RACHELL Yank / BA 30:58; B&R 119:10; 164:43; 262:4; BR 29:26; 36:74; BU 6:3; JB 38:32; 52:80; LB 13:7; 79:10; 79:12; 135:54 RACHOU Carol / JB 57:59 RADCLIFF Bobby / B&R 56:18 RADIO KINGS / BR 37:20 RAGAVOY Jerry / B&R 262:18; LB 215:83; 216:74 RAGE TO SURVIVE (book) / BA 23:92; B&R 103:40; LB 125:97 RAGTIME / 78Q 8:113, 127; 10:121 RAILROAD BLUES SONGS / BW 17:18 RAINBOW RECORDS / B&R 240:10 RAINES Annie / BR 18:48 RAINEY Gertrude "Ma" / 78Q 12:40; B&R 130:22; 229:11; 286:4; BR 17:26 RAINEY Memphis Ma / LB 66:46 RAINEY Pat / B&R 245:4 RAINEY Willie Guy / BU 133:16; 145:24; LB 58:44 RAINGE Carl / B&R 259:20 RAITT Bonnie / BR 25:26 RAM RECORDS / B&R 86:14 "RAMBLIN' ON MY MIND" (book) / B&R 229:44; LB 197:68 RAMEY Gene / B&R 7:36 RAMOS Bobby / B&R 297:7 RAMOS Kid / LB 195:21 RAMOS Romeo / B&R 278:18 RAMSEY Frederick Jr. / 78Q 4:31; 9:10; B&R 100:33 RAMSEY James / See BLACK LONE RANGER RANDAZZO Teddy / B&R 185:20 RANDLE Alex / See EASY BABY RANDOLPH H. Raleigh / JB 35:30 RANDOLPH Percy / B&R 68:9 RANDOLPH Robert / LB 169:22; 176:17 RANKIN R. S. / BU 115:19 RASHEED Abdul / B&R 273:11 RASPBERRY Raymond / B&R 106:21 RASCOE Moses / BA 18:44; B&R 90:17; LB 87:23; 117:61 RAU Fritz / B&R 283:13 RAVEN Mike / B&R 120:15; JB 38:33 RAWLS Destini / LB 162:28 RAWLS Johnny / B&R 302:14; BR 53:12; LB 162:28; 174:10; 228:41 RAWLS Lou / B&R 206:9; 207:19; JB 61:62 RAY Bobby "Blues" / LB 115:49 RAY Carline / B&R 283:14 RAY Dave / B&R 176:13 RAY Eugene "Texas" / BA 17:35; B&R 90:17; LB 114:75 RAY Floyd / B&R 5:20 RAY Harmon / LB 26:14 RAY Kenny Blue / BR 50:15 RAYFORD Sugar Ray / LB 219:26 RAZOR BLADE SHORTY / BU 87:16 REA David / BA 40:12 REAGON Cordell Hull / B&R 119:11 REAGON Toshi / BRQ 9:38 REAVES Pearl / WWA 15:25 REBEL RECORDS / WWA 6:10 REBENNACK Mac / See DR. JOHN RECORD BUSINESS / LB 11:30 RECORD DATING / B&R 28:21 RECORD Eugene / B&R 203:9; JB 59:69 RECORDING THE BLUES / B&R 192:8 RECORD MAKERS AND BREAKERS (book) / B&R 241:43; JB 68:72 RECORD REVIEW INDEX LB ONLY / LB 78:65 RECTOR Milton / LB 117:62 RED CAPS The / B&R 266:8; 267:8; 268:8 REDDING Otis / BR 33:74 RED RIVER BLUES (book) / B&R 25:16; LB 75:44 RED ROBIN RECORDS / JB 15:8 REED A.C. / B&R 188:12; BR 88:93; JB 55:58; LB 124:12; 174:94 REED Bernard / LB 240:7 REED Dalton / BA 20:50; B&R 95:14; LB 118:62 REED Eli "Paperboy" / JB 64:8 REED Herb / B&R 271:14; JB 72:59 REED Jimmy / BA 35:99; 42:42; B&R 91:15; 217:45; 299:4; BU 14:3; 20:9; 109:5; 121:16; JB 8:18; 47:50; LB 21:16; 29:5; 85:4; 100:5; 188:63 REED, Lil' Jimmy / LB 197:10 REED Lula / B&R 232:24 REED Malinda / LB 22:9 REED Mama / LB 21:24 REEDER Eskew / See ESQUERITA REEDER M. C. / BU 144:19 REEDUS Maurice / B&R 233:27 REESE Nat / B&R 272:15; BRQ 5:26; JB 72:59; LB 214:20; 221:75 REEVES Jimmy Jr. / LB 50:48 REEVES Reuben / 78Q 2:35 REGAL THEATER / LB 15:20 REID Abe / LB 143:12 REITZ Rosetta (See also Rosetta Records) / B&R 236:10; BRQ 3:13; LB 182:66 RELF Bob / B&R 226:11; JB 65:67 RELIGIOUS MUSIC see GOSPEL REMINGTON RECORDS / B&R 143:13 RENDER Rudy / B&R 253:20; 295:20 RENE Leon & Otis / B&R 277:8 RENE Rafael Leon "Googie" / B&R 226:11; JB 65:67 RENE Wendy / B&R 298:24 REPUBLIC RECORDS / B&R 189:18 RE-RAGGED IN RED / B&R 181:22; 185:22 RESTUM Willie / B&R 210:18 "REVISING THE BLUES BIOGRAPHIES" / LB 224:34 REYNAUD Lloyd / BU 72:18 REYNOLDS Big Jack / B&R 90:17; LB 114:74 REYNOLDS Blind Joe / BU 146:16 REYNOLDS Marie "Caldonia" / LB 60-61:72 REYNOLDS Teddy / BA 36:58; B&R 135:16; LB 131:40; 138:62; 144:71 RHODES Harold Burroughs / B&R 157:26 RHODES Sonny / BA 40:109; B&R 80:4; 145:19; 169:11; 170:19; 211:12; 228:4; BR 40:32; LB 41:18; 42:17; 70:33; 102:12; 149:9; 208:32 RHODES Walter "Lightnin' Bug" / BA 3:26; JB 18:6; 21:22; LB 94:55 RHUMBOOGIE CLUB / B&R 190:4 RHUMBOOGIE RECORDS / B&R 190:4 RHYTHM & BLUES / B&R 25:13; 30:23; 45:4; 83:10; 86:10; 92:14; 98:18; JB 3:19; 5:4; 24:26 RHYTHM & BLUES ARTISTS INDEX / BU 8:22; 9:15; 10:16; 11:16; 12:14; 13:15; 14:10 RHYTHM & BLUES FOUNDATION / B&R 49:9; BR 48:80; JB 44:47; LB 145:12 RHYTHM & BLUES MAGAZINE / B&R 186:10 RHYTHM RECORDS / B&R 136:8; 276:8 RHYTHM WILLIE / B&R 72:17; 127:4 RICE Sir Mack / LB 109:32 RICH Eddie / B&R 244:4 RICHARD Billy / B&R 226:12 RICHARD James Jesse / LB 30:6 RICHARD Kermon / JB 58:67 RICHARD Renald / B&R 265:8 RICHARD Rudi or Rudy / B&R 84:19; 295:20; LB 235:76 RICHARDS Reggie / LB 200:16 RICHARDSON Ann / B&R 152:13 RICHARDSON C.C. / LB 59:35; WWA 4:4 RICHARDSON Eulis "Soko" / LB 173:90 RICHARDSON Jamell / B&R 300:13 RICHARDSON Mona / LB 69:41 RICHARDSON Norma Jean "The Duchess" / B&R 201:22 RICHARDSON Willie / B&R 210:19 RICHBOURG John "John R" / JB 7:19; LB 70:13; 70:14 RICHMOND Fritz / B&R 206:23 RICHMOND Paul / JB 68:35 RICKS Jerry / B&R 226:11; BR 46:16; JB 65:67; LB 194:74 RIDELL Sunny / LB 223:16 RIDDICK Clyde / B&R 145:7 RIDDLES Leslie / LB 12:20 RIDDLES Nat / B&R 65:18; JB 25:21 RIDGELEY Tommy / BA 39:109; B&R 143:18; BR 21:48; 52:86; BU 137/138:34; JB 45:68; LB 148:56 RILEY Billy Lee / B&R 243:14; JB 68:58 RILEY Dave / B&R 176:8; 248:10; LB 158:12; 194:9 RILEY Judge / LB 34:40 RILEY Teddy / B&R 76:17; JB 28:24 RISHELL Paul & Annie RAINES / BRQ 10:40; BR 42:73; LB 218:37 RIVER CITY BLUES FESTIVAL / LB 7:8; 11:40 RIVERS Boyd / B&R 88:15; 115:10; BR 14:18; JB 30:27; LB 57:30; 115:64 ROACH Michael / LB 145:26; 200:9 ROBERT JOHNSON LOST AND FOUND (book) / JB 55:81; LB 172:116 ROBERTS Aaron / LB 118:62 ROBERTS Aldwyn / See LORD KITCHENER ROBERTS Dink / B&R 277:21 ROBERTS Ike / WWA 15:14 ROBERTS Roy / B&R 104:12; JB 62:30; LB 107:38; 166:12 ROBERTSON Sherman / B&R 70:14; 214:19; BR 27:14; 51:8; JB 63:20; 64:5; 64:16; LB 128:68; 140:48; 152:21 ROBEY Don / B&R 44:4; 297:16; BU 46:4; LB 23:5 ROBICHEAUX Coco/ BA 37:40; B&R 266:19; BR 52:17; LB 217:75 ROBILLARD Duke / B&R 250:14; BR 31:18 ROBIN RECORDS / B&R 24:7 ROBINS The / B&R 258:10; 259:12; 260:14 ROBINSON A.C. / LB 45-46:95 ROBINSON Alvin "Shine" / B&R 44:16; JB 16:25 ROBINSON Bobby / B&R 223:26; 257:20; JB 15:6; 16:10; 53:36; 64:9; 71:28; LB 54:9; 212:76 ROBINSON Rev. Cleophus / B&R 132:16; JB 42:25 ROBINSON Danny / JB 35:31 ROBINSON Elzadie / BU 141:14 ROBINSON Faye / LB 131:48 ROBINSON Fenton / BA 33:47; B&R 48:12; 64:14; 126:17; 256:17; BU 18:7; JB 40:44; LB 24:51; 70:16; 71:15; 137:11; 138:75 ROBINSON Frank "Sugar Chile" / B&R 174:10; 220:12; 224:22 ROBINSON Freddy / See TALIB Abu ROBINSON Hubert / BU 35:9 ROBINSON Ice Man / B&R 162:12; LB 110:33 ROBINSON J. Bryce / LB 113:45 ROBINSON Jesse / B&R 205:20 ROBINSON Jessie Mae / JB 22:8 ROBINSON Jimmie Lee / BA 31:27; 41:38; B&R 172:20; BR 22:30; 78:93; BU 14:7; 26:11; LB 134:28; 144:13; 155:7; 165:86 ROBINSON Joseph Sr. / B&R 156:11 ROBINSON L.C. "Good Rockin'" / B&R 228:4; 279:18; BU 59:6; 122:3; LB 22:16; 29:6 ROBINSON Matthew / LB 204:20 ROBINSON Blind Percy / B&R 196:4 ROBINSON Roscoe / B&R 191:8; LB 203:28; 203:65 ROBINSON Rudy / B&R 170:20 ROBINSON Sylvia / B&R 264:19; JB 72:56 ROBINZINE. Lee / LB 79:54 ROBY Hezekiah / LB 8:40 ROBY Milton / BW 18:8 ROCHESTER (NY) BLUES / LB 43:26;169:30 ROCKHOUSE ANNIE / See RICHARDSON Ann ROCKIN' DOPSIE / BA 16:30; B&R 83:17; JB 30:26; LB 98:10; 113:42 ROCKIN' DOPSIE JR. / LB 120:88 ROCKIN' JOHNNY / BA 45:20 ROCKIN' RECORDS / B&R 171:14; JB 33:27; WWA 10:35 ROCKIN' SIDNEY / BA 34:61; B&R 129:12; 249:20; BU 34:5; 48:3; JB 41:47; LB 139:53 ROCKWOOD John / BA 40:41 RODERICK Judy / BA 9:28; 14:38; LB 103:53 RODGERS Andy "The Midnight Cowboy" / LB 129:54 RODGERS Maurice "Mighty Mo" / LB 150:57; 173:29 RODGERS Melvia "Chick" / LB 120:78 RODGERS Oliver Lee "Sonny" "Cat Daddy" / BA 3:26; B&R 53:20; 54:11; LB 42:26; 94:56 RODNEY Red / B&R 91:6 RODRIGUEZ Rico / B&R 304:20 ROGER Aldus / B&R 141:18; 146:12 ROGERS Jamiah / B&R 292:23; LB 234:7 ROGERS Jimmy / BA 5:5; 33:46; 46:12; B&R 82:4; 126:15; 167:18; 183:11; 279:4; 291:17; 296:43; BR 14:21 23 27; 34:75; 44:21; BU 23:3; 94:5; 101:16; 105:13; JB 40:20; LB 14:11; 134:84; 135:12; 138:74; 235:64; WWA 2:8; 3:14 ROGERS Johnny "Junior" / B&R 169:22 ROGERS Mickey / B&R 248:12; LB 235:28 ROGERS Roy / BA 35:36; BRQ 7:22; BR 45:14 ROGERS Timmy "Oh Yeah" / B&R 218:17 ROLL WITH IT: BRASS BANDS IN THE STREETS OF NEW ORLEANS (book) / B&R 286:45 ROLLIN' AND TUMBLIN' (book) / B&R 156:48; LB 156:94 ROLLINS Clarence "Bird" / B&R 157:18 ROMIOUS Claudette / LB 228:17 RONICA & THE MIGHTY BLAZING STARS / JB 62:54 ROOMFUL OF BLUES / BA 24:37; BR 34:19 ROOSEVELT Franklin D. blues about / B&R 105:11 ROOSEVELT'S BLUES (book) / BR 34:81; JB 41:64; LB 136:116 ROOSTER BLUES RECORDS / LB 150:8 ROOTS 'N' BLUES: THE RETROSPECTIVE / BRQ 7:54; LB 106:41 ROSE Bayless / 78Q 12:59 ROSETTA RECORDS (See also REITZ, Rosetta)/ BRQ 3:12; LB 182:66 ROSS Beatrice "Ma Bea" / LB 59:40 ROSS Dwight Jr. / B&R 277:5 ROSS Dr. Isaiah / BA 15:27; 24:94; B&R 72:22; 81:22; 93:41; 149:4; BRQ 10:53; BU 12:17; 17:6; 27:5 11; 28:12; 97:4; JB 29:26; LB 99:10; 110:53; 111:52 ROSSI George / BR 40:20 ROTHSCHILD Paul / B&R 100:34 ROULETTE Freddie / JB 61:16; LB 136:14; 141:30 ROUNDS Ernestine Smith / B&R 134:10 ROUTLEDGE ENCYCLOPEDIA OF THE BLUES (book) / B&R 209:27 ROVERS The / B&R 163:10; 195:16 ROWE Bill / JB 40:46 ROWE Lloyd / JB 16:26 ROWE Mike / B&R 126:16 ROY C / See C Roy ROY Earnest "Guitar"/ LB 216:20 ROYAL Marshall / B&R 100:33; LB 123:56 ROYALTIES / B&R 50:26; 53:9; 95:15 ROZIER, Leroy /See COUSIN LEROY RUBIN Alton Jay / See ROCKIN' DOPSIE RUCKER Vernis / LB 120:84 RUFFIN Calvin "Hound Dog" / B&R 287:13; LB 229:72 RUFFIN Riff / JB 24:19 RUNNING BOARD / B&R180:8 RUPE Art / B&R 132:10; 179:14; BU 107:19 RUSH Bobby / BA 34:12; 46:12; B&R 63:16; 160:20; BR 38:8; 88:17; JB 36:10; 43:12; 49:9; 65:13; LB 57:27; 84:22; 136:13; 145:10; 151:55; 170:22 RUSH Donnell / JB 35:31 RUSH Otis / BA 7:31; 14:8; 18:60; B&R 10:4; 87:8; 226:12; BR 21:24; BU 22:4; LB 26:33; 28:10; 32:35; 50:32; 100:51; 100:52; 142:18; 179:7; 194:5 RUSHING Jimmy / B&R 13:4; 14:4; BU 94:16; JB 44:32; LB 9:16 RUSHING Big Tom / LB 95:51 RUSSELL Al / B&R 267:15 RUSSELL, Jesse "Sweet Joe" / B&R 270:25 RUSSELL Tommy Lee / B&R 250:7; LB 32:6 RUST Brian / B&R 257:21; JB 71:56 RUTH Thermon / B&R 173:21; WWA 9:14; 10:24 RYDER Jody / LB 153:21 RYDER Junior / B&R 165:15 SABRE RECORDS / B&R 200:15 SACRAMENTO (CA) BLUES / BU 126:34; 131-32:52; LB 114:58; 115:49; 118:46 SACRED STEEL / BA 30:10; JB 46:20; LB 141:36; 176:12 "SACRED STEEL: INSIDE AN AFRICAN-AMERICAN STEEL GUITAR TRADITION" (book) / B&R 254:44; JB 70:73; LB 210:53 SADLER Haskell "Cool Papa" / BA 18:45; B&R 90:17; BR 14:60; BU 77:15; LB 117:61 SAFFIRE: THE UPPITY BLUES WOMEN / B&R 278:10; BRQ 1:7; BR 20:48 SAGINAW BLUES / JB 6:16; LB 10:19 SAHM Doug / BA 41:106; B&R 146:10; JB 46:70 SAILES Jesse / B&R 227:14 SAIN Oliver / B&R 185:18; JB 55:57; LB 235:6 SALGADO Curtis / BA 44:20; B&R 214:10; BR 29:19; LB 187:5 SAM Ambrose / B&R 106:21; LB 127:60 SAM BROTHERS FIVE / LB 57:30 SAMPLES John T. / LB 116:54 SAMPSON Jake / B&R 159:16 SAMPSON Willie / LB 206:70 SAMPY Clayton / LB 215:76 SAMUELS Clarence / B&R 166:4; 171:18; JB 51:57; LB 165:88 SAMUELS Willie "Vamp" / B&R 209:19; LB 184:95 SANDERS Alphonso / B&R 262:11 SANDERS Emmett "Maestro" / B&R 281:9; LB 227:77 SANDERS Fred "Good Guitar Playing" / B&R 257:22 SANDERS Willie Roy "Wilroy" / B&R 248:25; JB 69:61; LB 206:71 SANDIFORD Preston / WWA 15:6 SANFORD Little Amos / LB 56:40 SAN FRANCISCO BLUES FESTIVAL / BR 51:75; BU 126:33; 137-38:29; JB 63:60; 67:52; LB 12:4; 18:28; 24:36; 29:26; 34:8; 41:30; 44:29; 84:16; 164:26 SANTA CLAUS in blues songs / B&R 205:15 SANTO Nicky / B&R 257:20 SAR RECORDS / B&R 99:14 SATAN & ADAM / BA 27:100; 30:106; 31:96; 32:96; 40:102; B&R 63:11; LB 129:14 SATCHELL Clarence G. "Satch" / B&R 108:16; LB 127:61 SATELLITE BLUES / B&R 225:7 SATELLITE BLUES RADIO / LB 174:8 SATHERLY Uncle Art / B&R 238:18; BU 108:12; JB 71:46 SAUNDERS Red / LB 50:45 SAVAGE David & Joseph / LB 106:40 SAVOY Ashton / B&R 241:12; LB 131:46 SAVOY BALLROOM / JB 40:34 SAVOY RECORDS / B&R 197:13 SAY AMEN SOMEBODY (film) / LB 56:24 SAYDAK Ken / BA 40:30 SAYLES Charlie / B&R 74:16; BRQ 11:39; BU 120:22 SAYLES Johnny / JB 10:8; 29:27 "SAY NO TO THE DEVIL" (book) / B&R 300:59 SCAGGS Boz / BR 39:21 SCAGGS Pat "Soul" / LB 108:9 SCALES Alonzo / LB 23:5 SCHNEIDER Jacob S. / 78Q 1:28 SCHOOLBOY CLEVE WHITE / B&R 170:18; 228:16; BU 69:22; JB 65:67 SCHULLER Tim / LB 227:76 SCHULTZ Jacob / LB 204:7 SCOOP RECORDS / B&R 155:9 SCORE RECORDS / B&R 31:14 SCOTT Buddy / B&R 87:14; BRQ 13:59; LB 114:52; 114:75 SCOTT Clifford / B&R 80:20 SCOTT E.C. / LB 171:27 SCOTT Ernest / LB 41:40 SCOTT Esther Mae "Mother" / LB 44:57; 63:36 SCOTT Frank / LB 134:28 SCOTT George/ JB 58:7; LB 179:89 SCOTT Howard / B&R 249:15 SCOTT Isaac / B&R 165:19 SCOTT James Jr. / LB 58:42 SCOTT Jeff / LB 221:27 SCOTT Jerome / LB 55:40 SCOTT Little Jimmy / B&R 137:4; 291:18 SCOTT Joe / LB 43:48 SCOTT Joewaun / B&R 302:25 SCOTT Kenneth "Hollywood" / B&R 250:13 SCOTT Mabel / BA 43:104; B&R 152:13; LB 154:97 SCOTT Marylin / B&R 18:26 SCOTT Nauman / B&R 167:19 SCOTT Pat / B&R 250:13; 287:14 SCOTT Purvis (Pervie) / LB 59:40 SCOTT Ray / LB 174:24, 95 SCOTT Sonny / 78Q 5:95 SCOTT Sonny / BU 35:10 SCOTT Walter / B&R 249:15 SCOTT-ADAMS Peggy / BR 47:21; LB 133:9; 136:28 SCOTT-HERON Gil / B&R 261:20 SCROGGINS Janice / LB 234:73 SCRUGGS Earl / B&R 270:22 SCRUGGS Irene / B&R 254:8 SEALS Son / BA 45:50; B&R 116:9; 196:19; BR 19:30; 53:68; BU 94:18; JB 58:66; LB 153:14; 177:83 SEARCHING FOR ROBERT JOHNSON (book) / LB 91:47 SEARCY Roy / LB 149:38; 154.98 SEARS Big Al / B&R 53:20; LB 94:56 SEASE Marvin / JB 41:36; 71:59; LB 134:18; 212:75; 236:6 SEEMS LIKE MURDER HERE (book) / JB 54:77; LB 172:119 SEGREGATION effect on black musicians in New Orleans / LB 77:24 SEHORN Marshall / B&R 216: 21; BU 103:11; 106:15; JB 63:68; LB 188:73 SEIDENBERG Sidney / B&R 210:19; JB 62:70 SELKO Marcia Lee / BA 41:59 SELLERS Brother John / B&R 140:20; LB 146:50 SELVIDGE Sid / B&R 280:16; LB 227:77 SEMIEN King Ivory Lee / B&R 111:4; BU 45:8; LB 140:55 SEMIEN Sidney / See ROCKIN' SIDNEY SENECA Joe / B&R 114:12 SENSATIONAL NIGHTINGALES / JB 61:56 SEPIA-TONES / B&R 187:10; 203:4 SEPTEMBER 11 / LB 161:5 7-11 RECORDS / B&R 29:20 SEVEN SISTERS / B&R 184:21; 185:22; 187:20 SEWARD Alec / BU 93:15; LB 9:16 SEWELL Marshall / B&R 281:10 SHAD Bob / B&R 11:23; 100:16; 129:6; 304:8; BU 41:3; 53:14; 109:9; LB 66:46 SHAD Tamara / JB 68:58 SHADE Will / BU 11:6; 40:4; LB 195:5 SHADOWS The / WWA 10:4 SHAKEY JAKE / B&R 52:22; 99 10:10; 92:42 SHANKLIN Ray / B&R 157:26 SHANNON Mem / BA 39:52; B&R 118:18; LB 128:42; 182:25; 226:7 SHARP Bobby / B&R 278:21 SHARP Dee Dee / JB 41:37 SHARPE Ray / JB 29:8 SHARRIFF Omar (see also ALEXANDER Dave) / JB 72:57; LB 115:55; 218:74 SHAW, Allen / BU 32:7 SHAW Brother Cecil / B&R 198:16 SHAW Charles / LB 213:32 SHAW Eddie / LB 124:26 SHAW Eddie Vaan / B&R 268:18; LB 95:28; 120:82; 181:9 SHAW Joan / B&R 146:14 SHAW Robert / B&R 10:31; 250:9; 251:11; 282:14; BU 129:13; LB 66:45 SHAW Thomas / B&R 193:4; 296:4; BU 75:14; LB 9:24; 33:5 SHEEN Bobby / B&R 156:11 SHEFFIELD Charles / JB 71:58 SHELBY James / LB 11:12 SHELTON Roscoe / B&R 173:20; JB 52:62; LB 167:126 SHEPHERD Kenny Wayne / BA 26:90; 35:18; BR 39:14; 46:78 SHEPP Archie / JB 64:56 SHEPPARD Bunky / JB 40:45 SHIEK The / See VALENTINO Rudolph SHIELDS Lonnie / LB 90:53; 120:46; 202:18 SHIFTY HENRY / B&R 306:16 SHIGLEY D. / LB 45-46:52; 73:38 SHINES Johnny / BA 10:3; 10:18; 11:15; B&R 70:18; 167:10; 205:4; 246:9; 254:4; BRQ 5:5; BU 17:7; 37:3; JB 26:30; LB 22:23; 23:22; 90:24; 104:41; 105:42 SHIRLEY & LEE / B&R 122:16 SHORT Alvin / B&R 245:7; LB 206:70 SHORT J.D./Jaydee / B&R 292:21 SHOUT IT OUT: THE RECORDINGS OF BIG JOE TURNER (book) / JB 68:73 SHULER Eddie / B&R 203:8; JB 60:62; LB 180:86 SHY Jean / LB 212:32 SIDETRACK RECORDS / B&R 214:20 SILL Lester / B&R 96:12 SIMIEN Sidney / See ROCKIN' SIDNEY SIMIEN Terrance / JB 56:22 SIMMONS Hamp / B&R 156:11; LB 156:100 SIMMONS Little Mack / BA 44:63; B&R 143:4; 155:20; BR 25:46; BU 9:7; 92:15; JB 48:69; 49:64; LB 20:9; 128:7; 138:10; 156:98 SIMMS Henry "Son" / 78Q 9:11; LB 231:74 SIMMS Mabel Robinson / WWA 18-19:63 SIMON Joe / JB 44:58 ; 55:49; 67:10 SIMONE Nina / B&R 180:12; JB 66:28 SIMPSON Melvin / LB 53:48 SIMS Charles / See FILLMORE SLIM SIMS Clarence "Guitar" / See FILLMORE SLIM SIMS Frankie Lee / B&R 50:14; BU 80:7; 122:20 SIMS Sandman / B&R 181:21 SIMS Willie "Bad Boy" / B&R 169:22 SINCLAIR Kenny / B&R 179:12 SINEGAL Paul "Lil' Buck" / LB 185:86; 215:14 SINFUL TUNES AND SHUFFLES: BLACK FOLK MUSIC IN THE CIVIL WAR (book) / B&R 185:49 SINGAPORE Blues in / BA 42:24 SINGER Hal / B&R 156:24; 208:4; 209:16 SINGLETON Charlie / JB 26:8 SINGLETON Jarekus / B&R 288:16; LB 230:8 SINGLETON Shelby / B&R 244:14; JB 68:59 SINGLETREE / B&R 182:20 SIR LANCELOT / B&R 159:22 SIR STAN & THE COUNTS / LB 240:19 SISTA MONICA / B&R 129:14; 295:20; LB 234:72 SITTIN' IN WITH RECORDS / B&R 100:16; BU 41:5; 53:14; 109:9 SKOLLER Matthew / LB 229:7 SLEDGE Percy / BR 23:18; 300:30; JB 45:22; 51:46 SLIDE GUITAR / BRQ 3:22; 4:18; 5:30; LB 104:24; 105:28 SLUEFOOT JOE / BU 26:7 SMALL Drink / B&R 242:16; LB 104:13; 208:30; 238:6 SMECK Roy / B&R 90:17; LB 117:62 SMILIN' BOBBY (SMITH) / B&R 270:11 SMITH Al / LB 16:5; 21:32 SMITH Alma / B&R 280:16 SMITH Arthur / B&R 290:15 SMITH Bennie / B&R 214:16; JB 62:70 SMITH Bessie / BA 13:37; 30:60; B&R 65:8; 70:8; 161:24; BU 15:3; 16:5; LB 99:51 SMITH Barkin' Bill / BA 42:56; B&R 150:17; LB 115:43; 154:101 SMITH Bobbie / B&R 279:16 SMITH Boston / B&R 50:22; JB 12:20; 19:24; LB 91:39 SMITH Buster / B&R 64:16; LB 89:17 SMITH Byther / B&R 60:4; BR 24:49; BU 90:15; LB 97:25 SMITH Clara / JB 46:52 SMITH Clarence "Pine Top" / BU 133:10; 139:34; 141:29 SMITH Claude "Blue Smitty" / LB 44:9; 45:54 SMITH Rev. Dan Jr. / B&R 99:20; LB 120:93 SMITH Effie / LB 32:6 SMITH Eugene / B&R 241:14 SMITH Floyd / LB 53:48 SMITH Fred / B&R 203:9 SMITH George "Harmonica" / B&R 57:12; 197:15; BR 36:20; 45:29; 47:70; 49:76; BU 39:5; 72:15; LB 58:49 SMITH Gregg / BA 36:26; LB 230:21 SMITH Huey "Piano" / BA 34:62; B&R 294:42; BU 77:5; JB 3:15; LB 72:14; 231:64 SMITH James "Smitty" / LB 126:62 SMITH Jim1 "rimetime" / LB 237:5 SMITH Jimmy / B&R 198:12; JB 58:35; 59:24 SMITH Josh / BA 35:20 SMITH Kenny B. / LB 120:89; 213:18 SMITH Kenny "Beedy Eyes" / B&R 294:21 SMITH Lavay / BR 36:26 SMITH Lonnie / B&R 111:17 SMITH Lucius / LB 45-46:95; 47:32 SMITH Mamie / BR 17:20; BW 16:11 SMITH Marcel / LB 120:87 SMITH Michael P. / LB 199:75 SMITH Moses "Whispering" / B&R 1:30; BU 74:5; 146:26; LB 60-61:68 SMITH Myrna / JB 71:60 SMITH O. C. / B&R 166:21 SMITH Pete "Pigmeat" / BR 51:86 SMITH Pine Top / See SMITH Clarence "Pine Top" SMITH Ray / JB 71:60 SMITH Big Robert / B&R 209:19; LB 131:45; 184:97 SMITH Robert Weston / See WOLFMAN JACK SMITH Tony / B&R 296:8 SMITH Rev. Utah / B&R 85:12; JB 67:51; LB 198:58 SMITH Big Walter / B&R 97:10 SMITH Willie "Big Eyes" / B&R 264:18; BR 26:44; JB 72:56; LB 99:18; 184:43; 194:12, 14; 216:73 SMITH Little Willie / BU 13:6 SMITH Willie Mae Ford "Mother Smith" / B&R 87:14 SMITH Wilson "Thunder" / B&R 251:13 SMITHER Chris / BR 46:20, 75 SMITHSONIAN-FOLKWAYS RECORDS / B&R 77:12 SMOCK Ginger / B&R 187:10 SMOKESTACK LIGHTNIN' / B&R 181: -; 182:20; 185:22 SMOKEY BABE / B&R 96:8; LB 23:5 SMOTHERS Albert "Little Smokey" / B&R 179:8; 256:17; JB 70:60; LB 112:22; 174:30; 195:7; 212:76 SMOTHERS Otis "Smokey" / B&R 82:18; BRQ 11:54; BU 9:6; JB 30:25; LB 37:18; 111:55; 112:41 SNAKE DOCTOR / B&R 184:21 SNIPES John / B&R 251:16 SNOW Bob / B&R 300:30 SNOW Eddie / BR 45:86; JB 42:14; 43:56; LB 144:72 SOILEAU Floyd / B&R 277:15; BU 74:7; LB 98:23 SOILEAU Leo / BU 55:14 SOLBERG James / BR 27:30 SOLOMON Clifford / B&R 192:13; LB 118:25; 121:35 ; 174:95 SOLOMON Mel / LB 236:92 SOLOMON Seymour / B&R 172:22 SON BECKY / B&R 250:10 SONET RECORDS / B&R 287:8; 288:8; 289:10 "SONGSTERS & SAINTS" / BU 146:24 SONNIER Jo El / BU 50:8 SONNY BOY & LONNIE / BU 30:12; JB 40:47 SOPHOMORES The / WWA 15:47 SOTOPLAY/CAROLYN RECORDS / B&R 193:18 SOUL / B&R 4:21; JB 46:38,42; 50:56-67; 54:26; LB 122:56; 132:92; 133:59; 134:78; 135:74; 136:78; 140:92; 141:76; 147:58; 161:60; 162:82; 187:7 SOUL OF NEW ORLEANS (book) / JB 52:19 SOUL SERENADE (song) / B&R 194:4 SOUNDIES / WWA 17:48 SOUTH BAY GOSPEL HARMONIZERS / B&R 205:10 SOUTH Joe / B&R 274:14 SOUTHERN Eileen Jackson / B&R 174:7 SOUTH SIDE SLIM / BA 46:16; LB 154:12; 216:66; 240:27 SPADY Clarence / B&R 147:16; LB 120:90 SPAND Charlie / B&R 69:16; 217:10; BU 117:22 SPANN Otis / B&R 156:48; 250:11; 265:4; BR 20:44; 34:69; 39:83; 40:75; 47:4; 50:25; BU 10:4; 69:4; 73:14; LB 2:21; 106:49; 154:10; WWA 9:35 SPANN Pervis / LB 65:14 SPARKS Aaron "Pinetop" / B&R 287:15 SPARKS BROTHERS / B&R 97:36; BU 144:9 SPARKS Melvin / BR 38:67 SPECIALTY RECORDS / BA 12:33; 19:56; B&R 50:24 38; 57:27; 80:16; 90:4; 91:19; 103:10; 132:10; 179:14; BU 104:6; 107:19; BW 23:30; JB 31:40; LB 116:78 SPECIAL Pete / B&R 292:14 SPECKLED RED / B&R 75:5; 241:4; BU 24:12 SPECTER Dave / BA 34:31 SPEIR Henry C. / 78Q 8:11; BU 31:3; 34:3; 35:3; 36:7 SPELLMAN Benny / B&R 261:19; JB 71:58; LB 215:83 SPENCER Evans / BU 110:14 SPENCER Rip / B&R 246:8 SPILLER Lucious / B&R 262:17; LB 227:34 SPINNING BLUES INTO GOLD (book) / BA 41:13; 45:106; B&R 149:19; 152:45; JB 48:89; LB 153:99 SPIRES Arthur "Big Boy" / BU 28:3 SPIRES Bud / B&R 289:15; LB 104:38; 239:71 SPIRIT OF MEMPHIS QUARTET / B&R 104:4; JB 65:36 SPIRITUALAIRES / B&R 242:16 SPIVERY Bill / WWA 16:40 SPIVEY Victoria / BU 11:7; 19:5; 20:10; LB 29:5 SPO-DEE-O-DEE / B&R 181:24 SPRIGGINS E. Belfield / 78Q 10:13 SPRUELL Freddie / 78Q 5:95 SPRUILL Wild Jimmy / BA 26:55; B&R 108:17; JB 6:9; 34:32; LB 115:28; 127:61 SPUTNIK Blues about / B&R 225:7 STACKHOUSE Houston / BU 82:4; LB 9:28; 17:20; 51:52; 57:25; 58:3; 151:53 STAGGER LEE (STAGOLEE) / BA 4:8; B&R 184:44 STAGOLEE SHOT BILLY (book) / LB 176:66 STALLINGS Charles "Big Daddy" / LB 224:28 STANCELL George / LB 191:20 STANLEY Joe / B&R 217:22 STAPLES SINGERS/CLEOTHA STAPLES/MAVIS STAPLES/POPS STAPLES / BA 45:58; B&R 54:9; 69:4; 128:10; 156:10; 279:16; BRQ 7:46; BU 1:10; JB 43:22; 49:65; LB 175:14; 224:94 STARK Cootie / JB 46:26; 59:66; LB 137:23; 180:85 STARMAKER RECORDS / WWA 14:28 STAR TALENT RECORDS / See TALENT RECORDS STARR Bob (see also TATE, Carl) / B&R 286:14; BU 119:4, 139:53 STARR / B&R 179:12 STATEN Peaches / LB 120:87; 212:9 STATON Candi / JB 52:26; 55:49; LB 186:24 STATON Dakota / B&R 219:20 STAVIN' CHAIN / BU 131-32:31; 134:14; 139:31; 142:24 STAX RECORDS / BA 7:32; B&R 70:4; JB 54:26; LB 99:55; 158:8; 165:6 STAX MUSEUM / B&R 180:10 STEELE Lanny / LB 119:67 STEELE Silas / B&R 104:4 STEELERS The / JB 71:30 STEINBERG Luther / B&R 148:18 STEINER John / 78Q 7:30; B&R 153:23 "STEM WINDER" / B&R 178:9; 180:9 STEPHENS James "Guitar Slim" / LB 97:44 STEPHENS James (John) "Preacher" / B&R 91:6; 199:4; LB 115:64 STEPIN' FETCHIT / B&R 16:23 STEPNEY Billy / BU 58:13 STERLING Ben / B&R 301:20 STERLING RECORDS / B&R 135:20; 136:18; 169:5 STEVENS Corey / BR 39:36 STEVENS RECORDS / BU 144:24 STEVENSON Arthur Lee / LB 101:33 STEWARD James "Jimmy" / B&R 281:10 STEWART Bill / B&R 168:10 STEWART Buddy / LB 137:51 STEWART Mike ("Backwards Sam Firk") / B&R 225:12 STEWART Nick "Lightnin'" / JB 49:66 STEWART Slam / B&R 34:8 STEWART-BAXTER Derrick / B&R 76:17; BU 100:45 STIDHAM Arbee / LB 24:34 STINSON RECORDS / B&R 212:15 ST. LOUIS BLUES / BA 34:62; B&R 51:15; 56:23; 60:8; 65:13; 94:17; 98:4; 123:19; BU 72:13; 115:20; 121:18; 145:20; 146:21; JB 44:56; LB 3:20; 30:10 ST. LOUIS BLUES MUSEUM / B&R 268:25 ST. LOUIS JIMMY / BU 20:6; 21:12; 22:6; BW 8:4; LB 36:30 STOKER Gordon / B&R 279:17 STOKES Frank / BU 100:25 STONE Henry / B&R 171:14; 172:12; 281:18; 293:24; JB 33:27; LB 240:76 STONE Roland LeBlanc / BA 41:57; B&R 147:12; JB 46:70 STONE Jesse / BA 38:65; B&R 139:21; JB 44:55; LB 146:49 STORM Warren / LB 215:35 STORMY WEATHER (film/song) / WWA 11:28 STORY OF BLUES RECORDS / JB 30:15; 31:29 STORY OF THE BLUES (book) / JB 39:57 STORY OF CHESS RECORDS THE (book) / B&R 136:49; JB 43:73; LB 145:113 STORYVILLE RECORDS / JB 37:59; 38:48 STOUT Eddie / B&R 284:22 STOVALL Babe / B&R 284:14; BR 18:14; BU 23:10; 29:9; 30:9; 31:20; LB 18:3 STOVALL SISTERS / B&R 257:14 STOVEL Bruce / B&R 218:17 STOVEPIPE NO. 1 / BU 60:15; LB 13:25 STRACHWITZ Chris / BA 19:10; B&R 154:10; BU 26:14; 60:15; 84:16; 85:13; 94:14; 95:16; JB 50:55; LB 152:11; 211:28 STRACK Robert Henry "Bailin' Wire Bob" / B&R 274:14 STREETER Sarah / SEE Big Time Sarah STREHLI Angela / BR 48:17 STRICKLAND Napoleon / LB 159:87; 160:86 STROGER Bob / B&R 242:10; LB 158:26; 198:7 STRONG Henry / B&R 197:15 STROTHER Percy / B&R 89:12; 201:23; JB 59:67; LB 181:89 STUBBS Levi / B&R 235:10; JB 66:63 STUCKEY Henry / 78Q 2: 13 STUD / B&R 302:25 STUTES Jay / BU 21:10 SUBSTANCE ABUSE/RECOVERY / BR 46:28 SUBWAY LOUNGE / LB 132:52 SUE RECORDS / B&R 92:14; JB 31:41; LB 124:101 SUGAR & SWEET / BU 97:12 SUGAR BLUE / BR 29:33; LB 212:12; 234:5 SUHLER Jim / BA 10:10 SULTAN Kenny / See BALL Tom & Kenny Sultan SULTANS The / B&R 49:20 SUMLIN Bea / BA 40:49; B&R 145:7 SUMLIN Hubert / BA 47:42; B&R 67:4; 134:6; 200:73; 266:19; JB 72:57; LB 88:10, 41; 141:16; 174:12; 181:49; 205:9; 217:72 SUMMEROUR Jay / LB 145:25 SUMMERS James (Jimmy) / LB 56:41 SUMMERS Keith / B&R 189:12 SUN RECORDS / B&R 14:20; 35:11; 45:12; 51:27; 52:27; 69:37; 72:22; 95:9; 110:12; 183:12; 201:14; 243:17; 276:18; 280:20; 302:10; BU 75:9; JB 4:23; 33:45 SUNBEAM RECORDS / B&R 140:14 SUNDQUIST Jim / B&R 281:10 SUNFLOWER RIVER BLUES FESTIVAL / BR 15: 14; B&R 123:14; 124:14 SUN'S GONNA SHINE IN MY BACK DOOR SOME DAY / B&R 185:23 SUNNYLAND CHARLES / LB 38:27 SUNNYLAND SLIM / BA 22:38; B&R 99:20; 165:4; 261:4; BU 10:3; 16:9; 105:27; JB 33:24; 36:24; LB 90:14; 97:51; 121:50; 124:87; 186:78 SUPER CHIKAN / BA 47:24; B&R 215:22; 219:20; BR 49:70; 50:62; LB 132:38; 163:7 SUPER DISC RECORDS / B&R 154:18; 155:9 SUPREME RECORDS / B&R 65:4 SURREALISM AND BLUES / LB 25:21 SURRELL Jack / B&R 181:14; 182:14 SUTHERLAND Sandy / B&R 301:22 SUTTLES Warren / B&R 243:13; JB 68:58 SVACINA Franziska / JB 35:31 SWALLOW RECORDS / BU 74:9; LB 98:23 SWALLOWS The / B&R 244:4 SWAMP DOGG / See WILLIAMS Jerry SWAMP POP / B&R 112:10; 123:40; BU 34:8; LB 130:68 SWANEE QUINTET / JB 64:44 SWAN SILVERTONE SINGERS / B&R 54:9 SWANS / B&R 181:16 SWEET AS THE SHOWERS OF RAIN (book) / BU 133:33; LB 39:52 SWEET BABY J'AI / BA 45:40 SWEET BETTY / BR 28:62 SWEET HONEY IN THE ROCK / JB 43:23 SWEET MISS COFFY / LB 120:52 SWEET ROOT / B&R 269:8 SWEET SOUL MUSIC (book) / B&R 24:34; LB 74:45 SWINGIN' ON CENTRAL (book) / B&R 304:12 SWING MASTER RECORDS / BU 137-38:4 SWING TIME RECORDS / B&R 65:4; BU 92:19; LB 116:77 SYKES Roosevelt / B&R 76:5; 219:16; 267:4; BU 12:6; JB 39:36; LB 9:21; 41:32; 57:11; 184:104; WWA 3:8 SYMPHONY SID / B&R 248:14 SZELEST Stan / BA 6:41; LB 101:39 TABBY'S BLUES BOX / JB 43:8; 46:62; LB 142:10 TAGGART Blind Joel / B&R 33:9; 265:18 TAILDRAGGER / BA 20:30; B&R 82:19; 233:10; LB 117:50 TALBOT Johnny / B&R 102:4 TALENT RECORDS / BU 4:13 TALIB Abu / B&R 145:8; 244:13; JB 68:58; LB 144:48; 204:67 TALTY Don / JB 19:6; 20:16 TALLEY Bob / LB 124:58 TAMPA RED / B&R 104:16; 285:4; 302:16; BRQ 6:22; 10:45; LB 50:42; 126:6; 239:34 TANNEHILL Frank / B&R 250:9 TANNER Johnny / B&R 205:21; JB 60:60 TARHEEL SLIM / B&R 251:16; 277:21; 286:16; LB 34:41; 36:30 TARNOPOL Nat / B&R 37:7; LB 79:51 TARPLIN Marv / B&R 265:21 TARRANT Rabon / B&R 59:7 TARTER & GAY / JB 8:21; LB 27:18 TASBY Finis / B&R 215:19; 295:21; LB 195:12; 236:90 TATE Baby / BU 82:14; LB 10:2 TATE Buddy / B&R 158:23; WWA 16:32 TATE Carl (see also STARR, Bob) / BU 119:4 TATE Howard / BA 46:52; B&R 178:11; 266:18; BR 21:18; 88:25; JB 49:46; 72:57; LB 138:41; 218:75 TAYLOR Arthur "Montana" / B&R 266:14 TAYLOR Billy / B&R 243:13; JB 68:58 TAYLOR Cricket / BA 20:27 TAYLOR Demetria / B&R 298:11; LB 219:7 TAYLOR Dennis / LB 210:67 TAYLOR Eddie / B&R 17:18; 229:5; 287:4; BU 17:9; 43:3; LB 21:20; 72:31; 151:32; WWA 3:10 TAYLOR Eddie Jr. / B&R 217:7; JB 64:4; LB 168:11 TAYLOR Floyd / B&R 288:18; LB 230:94 TAYLOR Hound Dog / BA 15:7; BR 88:52; BU 48:21; 93:16; 94:7; 95:11; 117:16; 118:25; LB 4:4; 25:7; 117:24 28; 207:3; WWA 1:8 TAYLOR Johnnie / BA 43:103; B&R 151:14; BR 34:15; BU 81:9; JB 38:37; 47:66; LB 153:38 TAYLOR Little Johnny / B&R 171:18; BU 55:9; JB 51:24; LB 20:12; 131:11; 166:88 TAYLOR Jude / LB 215:78 TAYLOR KoKo / BA 40:108; B&R 241:13; BR 37:14; JB 68:56; LB 7:11; 110:10; 202:72 TAYLOR Larry / B&R 271:25; LB 151:50 TAYLOR Rev. Leroy / B&R 240:13 TAYLOR Linwood / LB 120:90 TAYLOR Melvin / BR 21:50; LB 120:82; 225:32 TAYLOR Myra / B&R 266:20 TAYLOR Otis / B&R 174:16; BR 77:17; LB 170:36; 194:37 TAYLOR Queen Bee / LB 19:3 TAYLOR Richard / LB 36:31 TAYLOR Robert "Pops" / B&R 44:16; JB 16:26; LB 87:35 TAYLOR Sam / BR 24:34 TAYLOR Sam "The Bluzman" / B&R 237:12; JB 54:14; 67:60; LB 199:75 TAYLOR Ted / B&R 34:7; JB 11:18; LB 25:10; 32:5; 79:53 TAYLOR Vera / B&R 145:7; LB 150:20; 151:32 TAYLOR Zola / B&R 220:21 TEDESCHI Susan / BA 35:22; BR 18:60; 35:8 TEFTELLER John / B&R 243:17 TEMPLE Johnnie / BU 56:7 TEMPO-TONE RECORDS / B&R 212:10 TEMPREES / JB 55:23 TENDER SLIM / BU 19:6 TENNESSEE RECORDS / B&R 189:18 TENT SHOWS / LB 109:46 TERKEL Studs / B&R 235:11 TERRELL Jesi / LB 236:26 TERRELL Sister O.M. / B&R 141:4; 214:18; LB 187:75 TERRY Lil' Brian / JB 45:59; 55:36 TERRY Cooper / B&R 90:17; LB 114:75 TERRY Dewey / B&R 181:20; 242:4; JB 54:60 TERRY Doc / B&R 163:18; BU 121:18; LB 159:87 TERRY Gene "Flash" / B&R 189:10; LB 173:90 TERRY Sonny / B&R 18:49; 159:12; 248:20; 274:4; BU 108:15; LB 13:14; 70:45 See also McGHEE Brownie TERRY Wilry Joe / LB 209:77 TESTAMENT RECORDS / BA 21:18: B&R 93:19; JB 32:47; 34:45 TEXAS BLUES / BA 20:22; B&R 250:8; 251:10; 273:7; BRQ 5:19; BR 30:12, 29; BU 24:5; 33:3; 34:4; 141:14; LB 140:40 TEXAS BLUES: THE RISE OF A CONTEMPORARY SOUND (book) / LB 201:66 TEXAS RIKKI D. / LB 120:85 THACKERY Jimmy / BR 27:8 THAMES J.J. / B&R 290:14 THARPE Sister Rosetta / B&R 201:4; 220:18; 237:22; 265:23; JB 47:46; LB 170:106; 188:62; 199:5 THAT'S THE STUFF (book) / B&R 148:45; LB 151:113 THEALL Ned / B&R 250:27 THEARD Sam / LB 55:38 THE BEAUTIFUL MUSIC ALL AROUND US: Field Recordings and the American Experience (book) / B&R 290:43 THE FIRST TIME WE MET THE BLUES (book) / JB 68:72 THE HALF AIN'T BEEN TOLD (book) / JB 49:84 THE MIGHTY HANNIBAL / B&R 288:18 THERESA'S LOUNGE / BU 110:16; LB 17:9; 159:28 THE WORLD THAT MADE NEW ORLEANS: FROM SPANISH SILVER TO CONGO SQUARE (book) / JB 68:74 THIBODEAUX Ambrose / B&R 106:21; BU 50:6 THIBODEAUX Rufus / B&R 203:9; BU 48:6 THIELE Bob / B&R 107:14 THIERRY Huey "Cookie" / B&R 124:20; JB 39:35; LB 137:50. See also COOKIE & HIS CUPCAKES THIMES Lou / BU 146:21 THOMAS "Little" Al / LB 216:34 THOMAS Bobby / B&R 270:24 THOMAS Carla / JB 52:41 THOMAS Chris / LB 90:54; 91:28; see also KING Chris Thomas THOMAS Earl / LB 111:26; 220:7 THOMAS Elmer Lee / LB 126:37 THOMAS Elvie / 78Q 5:96 THOMAS Frank Jr. / LB 30:7 THOMAS Irma / BA 1:2; 41:30; BR 45:8; JB 66:8; LB 128:20; 160:7; 182:12; 208:16 THOMAS James "Son" / BA 15:25; B&R 82:18; BR 47:72; BRQ 1:5; 5:12; 10:14; BU 71:13; LB 57:29; 73:34; 86:30; 100:5; 111:50 58; 112:44 THOMAS Jesse / B&R 34:9; 58:16; 82:12; 103:12; 240:11; BR 20:128; BU 141:14; LB 123:56; 124:56 THOMAS Jimmy / BU 140:4; 141:16 THOMAS Joe / B&R 23:14 THOMAS "Kid" / BU 72:7; 73:13; 77:20; 88:17 THOMAS Lafayette "Thing" / BU 8:4; 125:17; LB 33:6 THOMAS Pat / B&R 235:17; BR 47:72; LB 120:86 THOMAS Phil / LB 171:64 THOMAS Richie Dell / LB 140:40 THOMAS Robert / LB 101:25 THOMAS Rufus / B&R 67:7; 110:14; 166:20; 181:11; JB 43:48; 50:69; LB 29:9; 163:86 THOMAS Sharde / LB 189:18 THOMAS Son / See THOMAS James "Son" THOMAS Tabby / B&R 40:4; 188:18; 287:13; LB 91:10; 142:10; 152:10; 168:38; 230:92 THOMAS Tommy / LB 168:23 THOMAS Willard "Ramblin'" / B&R 34:12; BU 141:14 THOMAS Willie B. / BU 74:5 THOMPSON Alphonso "Sonny" / B&R 37:9; 48:23; LB 18:17; 89:39 THOMPSON Beachey / B&R 104:10 THOMPSON David "Li'l Dave" / B&R 202:8; 248:25; JB 69:61; LB 120:81; 132:50; 198:26; 206:70 THOMPSON Dickie / B&R 216:4; 218:17 THOMPSON Big Ed / LB 110:51 THOMPSON Hank / B&R 225:13 THOMPSON Joe / B&R 251:16; 277:21; LB 218:75 THOMPSON "Lucky" / B&R 205:21 THOMPSON Mac / LB 106:39 THOMPSON Odell / B&R 92:13; 251:16; 277:21; LB 117:62; 118:63 THOMPSON Suzy / BRQ 6:28 THORNTON Willie Mae "Big Mama" / B&R 3:54; 49:26; BR 45:30; BU 72:15; 146:26; BW 5:14; LB 60-61:68; 106:26; 235:63; WWA 14:6 THOROGOOD George / BR 39:27 THRASHER Virgil / BR 19:52 TIBBS Andrew / B&R 63:13; JB 6:23; 23:25; LB 101:37 40 TILLING Robert / JB 71:61; LB 212:76 TILLIS Bishop Perry / B&R 199:14 TIMBRE RECORDS / B&R 128:6 TIMMONS Terry / B&R 206:10 TINDLEY George M. / B&R 112:13 TINSLEY John / BU 142:26; LB 36:9 TISDOM James "Smokestack" / BU 46:11 TITANIC songs about / B&R 180:8 TO DO THIS YOU MUST KNOW HOW (book) / B&R 283:45 TOKENS / B&R 182:21 TOLBERT Skeets / B&R 157:25 TONEY James / LB 200:18 TONEY Oscar Jr. / JB 43:4 TOOMBS Rudy / B&R 283:20; 284:14, 18; 286:21 TOO TIGHT HENRY / LB 34:17 TOPPING Ray / B&R 237:10; JB 67:42; 70:15 TORRENCE Lionel / JB 19:20; 20:24 TOSCANO Eli / B&R 248:18; BU 134:9 TOURE Ali Farka / B&R 209:19; LB 88:19 TOUSSAINT Allen / B&R 306:21; JB 64:7; LB 128:32 TOWNSEND Henry / BA 39:10; 40:108; 44:44; B&R 98:11; 103:16; 145:19; 146:20; 213:13; 214:17; BRQ 2:11; BU 57:11; 64:10; 65:15; 66:9; 133:4; 149:8; 151:114; JB 47:88; 62:71; LB 164:18; 165:27; 187:72 TOWNSEND Minnow / LB 17:7 TOWNSEND Vernell / B&R 104:10; LB 125:7; 126:62 TRAINS blues songs about / B&R 83:12 TRAMMELL, Bobby Lee / B&R 228:18 TRAMMPS The / JB 61:44 TRAORE Boubacar / LB 157:24 TRAVIS Nellie "Tiger" / B&R 267:14 TRAVIS Virginia / LB 226:5 TREADWELL Fayrene "Faye" / B&R 262:19 TRENIERS The / B&R 47:18; 185:21; JB 55:56; LB 174:95 TRIBBLE TNT / B&R 45:4 TRICE Big John / JB 39:35 TRICE Richard / B&R 149:16; BU 41:19; 68:7; 79:13; LB 141:44; 154:100 TRICE Willie / BU 41:19; 69:8; 77:14; 79:13; LB 31:6 TRILON RECORDS / B&R 231:18; 237:15 TRILYTE RECORDS / JB 8:17 TRINIDAD / B&R 216:8 TRIX RECORDS / B&R 256:20; 257:12; 258:15; 259:19 TROMBONE SHORTY / SEE ANDREWS Troy TROTMAN Ernest / B&R 146:11; WWA 18-19:22 TROTMAN Lloyd / B&R 225:12; WWW 18-19:4 TROUT Walter / BA 42:12; BR 39:33 TROY Doris / B&R 188:12; LB 173:90 TRUMAN & EISENHOWER BLUES (book) / LB 174:64 TRUMPET RECORDS / B&R 19:10; 48:4; 194:16; 226:12; BRQ 8:58; BU 78:4; 88:4; LB 67:15; WWA 7:25 TRUMPETS FARM SESSIONS / B&R 75:4; 76:4 TUBA FATS (Anthony Lacen) / B&R 187:17 TUCKER Bessie / BU 141:14 TUCKER Ira / B&R 20:10; 232:24; JB 66:62; LB 170:73; 197:88 TUCKER Little Jeno / BA 43:104; B&R 151:15; BR 46:62 TUCKER John "Broadway" / LB 155:10 TUCKER Luther / BA 15:26; 44:82; B&R 81:22; BU 101:4; JB 29:27; LB 111:53; WWA 4:3 TUCKER Tommy / BU 116:14; 142:23; JB 47:28; 48:38; LB 19:24; 52:57; 53:46 TURBINTON Willie Tee / B&R 224:13; LB 194:75 TURNER B. K. / BU 102:19; LB 14:40 TURNER Benedict / LB 239:22 TURNER Bennie / LB 226:30 TURNER Bonnie / B&R 278:10 TURNER Danny / B&R 101:8 TURNER Ike / BA 34:62; B&R 46:21; 73:12; 99:40; 223:26; 226:12, 20; 227:26; 301:15; BU 56:8; 57:4; 95:4; 96:7; 98:21;140:22; JB 19:24; 21:27; 24:4; 34:12; 37:8; 38:39; 65:30; 68:10; LB 174:37; 195:76 TURNER Big Joe (vocalist) / B&R 11:4; 12:4; 15:52; 16:25; 43:41; 281:4; JB 68:73; LB 8:32; 10:20; 68:36; 69:9; 71:36; 77:42; 114:76; 116:82; WWA 6:18; 7:7; 11:3 TURNER, Big Joe (bass player) / B&R 227:14; 228:16 TURNER Martha / LB 131:28 TURNER Nap / B&R 191:12 TURNER Nat (Nathaniel Moore) / LB 70:45 TURNER Othar / BA 36:10; B&R 125:8; 178:13; BRQ 5:13; BR 78:41; LB 57:30; 104:9; 136:12; 144:36; 168:130, 144 TURNER Othar family picnic / LB 160:9 TURNER Reather Elizabeth (Dixon) / B&R 287:14 TURNER Troy / LB 91:25; 120:79 TURNER Twist / BA 34:101 TURNER Valerie / LB 239:22 TURRENTINE Stanley / BA 44:62 T.V. SLIM / See WILLS Oscar TWILIGHTERS The / WWA 17:3 TWO POOR BOYS / BU 63:18 TWO KINGS RECORDS / B&R 76:9 TYLER Alvin "Red" / BA 34:60; B&R 130:19; BR 16:31; JB 41:47; LB 140:8; 141:50 TYSON Bill / LB 126:60-61 TYSON Willie / B&R 250:8 ULMER James "Blood" / LB 192:10, 14 ULMER L.C. / B&R 241:15; LB 212:22 ULTIMATE RHYTHM & BLUES CRUISE / BA 34:8 ULTRA RECORDS / BU 131-32:9 UNDERWOOD Little Melvin / B&R 295:20; LB 235:77 UNDERWOOD Sugar / 78Q 10:113 UNITED/STATES RECORDS / BU 123:14; LB 92:37; 93:34; 95:41 UPCHURCH Phil / JB 19:10 UPTOWN VIDEO / JB 53:28 USA RECORDS / BU 8:21 UZZELL Moses "King Moe" / B&R 281:10 VALENTINE Cal / B&R 94:4; 117:10; LB 132:76 VALENTINE Syd / 78Q 1:34 VALENTINO Rudolph/ B&R 162:15 VALERY Joe / See BLUE Little Joe VALLIER Geneva / B&R 287:18 VANLEER Jimmy / JB 35:31 VAN OLDEREN Martin / B&R 167:21 VAN RONK Dave / B&R 168:20; LB 180:81; 228:69 VARNER Don / JB 49:47 VAUGHAN Sarah / JB 68:24 VAUGHAN Stevie Ray / BA 4:7; 19:59; BR 30:26; B&R 56:24; BRQ 11:16; BR 18:37; LB 94:59 VAUGHN Jimmy / BA 6:41; 36:48; BR 41:8 VAUGHN Thomas / B&R 264:8 VEAL C.V. / LB 216:24 VEE-JAY RECORDS / B&R 224:20; BU 61:13; 135/36:21; LB 107:7 VEGA Chico / B&R 200:8 VELVET Redd / LB 213:7 VENSON Tenner "Playboy" / LB 66:44 VERA Billy / B&R 278:22 VESTINE Henry / BA 32:49; B&R 125:15; LB 138:80 VETERAN PLAYBOYS / BU 52:12 VICTOR RECORDS / 78Q 5:63; BU 10:8; 11:8; 12:10; 13:12; 14:14; 15:12; 16:13; 17:12 VICTORY FIVE The / B&R 226:14 VIGNES Michelle / B&R 278:20 VINCENT Johnny / BA 41:59; B&R 148:16; BU 61:12; 69:7; 78:5; JB 46:69; LB 160:118 VINCENT Monroe / LB 54:41 VINSON Eddie "Cleanhead" / B&R 20:4; 38:7; 278:4; BU 114:4; LB 82:39 VINSON Mose / B&R 176:12; 283:8; JB 32:32; LB 97:31; 167:125 VIN(C)SON Walter / BW 24:32; LB 21:55 VIRGINIA PIEDMONT BLUES / LB 98:49 (see also PIEDMONT BLUES) VIRGO Ernest / B&R 124:19 VIVINO Jimmy / BR 34:26 VOCAL GROUPS/HARMONY / B&R 272:10 VOICE OF THE BLUES (book) / B&R 168:40; JB 52:81 VON BATTLE Joe / BU 85:4 VON SCHMIDT Eric / B&R 218:17 WAGNER Steve / B&R 283:11 WAITERS Mel / B&R 301:22; LB 188:10; 240:75 WAKING UP IN MEMPHIS (book) / B&R 184:45 WAJO RECORDS / BU 58:2- WALKER Albertina / B&R 254:19; JB 70:59 WALKER Bobby / B&R 286:11 WALKER Charles / B&R 187:19; LB 18:14; 23:5 WALKER Cindy / B&R 210:19 WALKER Dennis / B&R 76:8; 77:10; LB 209:17 WALKER "Chicken" George / JB 8:26; LB 73:38; 74:45 WALKER Uncle Homer / LB 31:23; 47:32 WALKER Jimmy / BU 116:5; LB 137:49 WALKER Joe / JB 31:20 WALKER Joe Louis / B&R 39:4; 77:11; 116:9; BR 22:43; 37:10; JB 11:10; LB 87:14; 90:54; 150:58; 151:14; 212:7; 218:8 WALKER Johnny "Big Moose" / BA 41:54; B&R 69:12; 146:8; BU 92:16; JB 46:64; LB 105:34; 150:113 WALKER Junior / B&R 106:20; BR 22:19; LB 126:62 WALKER Lawrence / BU 55:14 WALKER Madam / B&R 190:23 WALKER Phillip / BA 39:26; B&R 76:9; 88:10; 89:4; 133:16; 252:23; BU 101:7; 111:14; JB 70:36; LB 14:8; 131:50; 188:20; 209:76 WALKER Reggie / B&R 248:23 WALKER Reuben / 12129:17 WALKER Robert "Bilbo" / LB 132:46; 228:10 WALKER Sheffield / B&R 300:30 WALKER T-Bone / JB 22:29; 44:36; B&R 35:10; 56:30; 68:19; 102:22; 169:5; 236:24; 266:4; BR 36:8; BU 21:9; 113:17; LB 11:20; 12:24; 21:6; 22:36; 28:30; 93:50; 101:45 50; 123:77; WWA 5:3 WALKER Victor / LB 60-61:69 WALKER Willie / JB 54:40; 56:36 WALKIN' TO NEW ORLEANS (book) / LB 21:57 "WALKING BLUES" (song) / B&R 37:4; BU 106:13; JB 1:8 WALLACE Alex "Lil Bill" / B&R 233:27; JB 66:60 WALLACE Frank Lee / See ACE, Frank WALLACE Herman "Ace" / B&R 57:20; 108:16; JB 35:31; LB 127:60 WALLACE Minnie / B&R 218:12 WALLACE Sippie / B&R 25:8; LB 72:41 WALLACE Wesley / BU 23:7; 116:21 WALLS Harry Vann "Piano Man" / B&R 138:21; 251:15; WWA 16:8 WALLS Houston / B&R 116:8 WALTERS Tad / BR 24:11 WALTON Charles / B&R 203:10 WALTON Mercy Dee / B&R 273:4; 296:18; LB 77:22 WALTON Wade / BA 41:54; B&R 147:11; 185:24; BRQ 5:12; BU 135/36:28; JB 46:68; LB 29:24; 150:20; 151:119 WAR blues songs about / B&R 66:12; LB 1:11; 2:10 WARD Billy / B&R 175:17; JB 52:65 WARD Robert / BA 9:22; B&R 157:13; 237:11; JB 67:58; LB 106:8; 200:71 WARD Willa / B&R 273:16 WARDLOW Gayle Dean / B&R 115:16; 115:17; 139:4; 140:4; 192:8; BU 140:39; 141:12; LB 50:5 WARNER Frank and Anne / B&R 155:6 WARNER Heywood "Little Sonny" / B&R 191:4; 220:19; LB 190:86 WARREN Baby Boy / BU 32:19; 60:14; 89:13; 96:4; 97:13; 98:16; 125:16; LB 33:5 WARREN Bill / B&R 148:18; BU 108:20; LB 134:28; 150:20; 152:117 WARREN Bobby / LB 240:23 WARREN Earle / B&R 91:6; LB 117:62 WARREN Ernest / B&R 223:14; 270:25 WARREN J.W. / B&R 183:19; LB 171:65 WARREN Willie D. / BA 45:62; B&R 157:24; JB 49:66 WASHBOARD DOC / JB 14:21; LB 85:35 WASHBOARD SAM / JB 69:11; BU 32:13; 40:14 WASHBOARD SLIM / B&R 55:20; JB 21:23; LB 94:57 WASHBOARD WILLIE / LB 101:39 WASHINGTON Albert / B&R 135:17; BU 83:15; JB 46:44; LB 9:6; 144:71 WASHINGTON Annette "Cotton Candy" / B&R 227:13 WASHINGTON DC R&B/BLUES / B&R 91:8; 122:8; LB 63:7 WASHINGTON Dinah/ JB 56:54 WASHINGTON Fats / B&R 131:10 WASHINGTON Isidore "Tuts" / B&R 2:53; 282:14; BU 146:27; LB 60-61:72; 63:58 WASHINGTON Little Joe / B&R 295:22; LB 140:52; 180:10; 235:74 WASHINGTON Leroy / LB 222:7 WASHINGTON Nolan / B&R 121:12 WASHINGTON Papadon / LB 217:36 WASHINGTON Sherman / B&R 259:21; JB 71:60 WASHINGTON Toni Lynn / BA 43:18; BR 31:23; 88:29; LB 155:20 WASHINGTON Walter "Wolfman" / BA 21:42; LB 141:20; 182:12; 226:32 WATERFORD Charles "Crown Prince" / B&R 18:4; 179:7; 218:16 WATERMAN Dick / BA 43:28; B&R 111:10; BU 73:19 WATERMAN Dr. Richard A. / LB 6:30; 7:7; 9:16 WATERS Ethel / LB 34:41; 214:62 WATERS Freddie / JB 48:68 WATERS Mississippi Johnny / LB 45-46:21; 73:38; 74:34 WATERS Muddy / 78Q 9:20; BA 2:23; B&R 11:16; 50:9; 73:22; 82:25; 89:28; 97:16; 122:10; 125:4; 130:45; 172:16; 197:14; 200:36; 242:23; 270:25; 278:21; 284:44; BRQ 4:19; 11:9; BR 14:12; 20:12 24; 27:62; 44:22; BU 29:3; 30:7; 39:14; 58:10; 59:12; 80:16; 144:18; BW 22:3; JB 30:31; 30:39; 39:18; 40:63; LB 52:4; 57:10; 57:22; 64:15; 69:38; 91:51; 97:55; 99:22; 99:32; 101:45; 112:67; 115:88; 139:110; 196:105, 118 WATERS Muddy Junior (Larry Williams) / JB 65:6 WATERS Wilson "Lit" / B&R 206:23 WATKINS Beverly / LB 137:22; 180:9 WATKINS Earl / B&R 245:8 WATKINS J. T. / B&R 259:7 WATKINS John / LB 90:54 WATSON David Lee / BA 46:69 WATSON Doc / B&R 271:15 WATSON Eddie Lee / See LOVIE LEE WATSON Irvin / B&R 98:14 WATSON Johnny "Guitar" / BA 26:56; B&R 111:17; BR 24:96; BU 110:11; JB 35:28; LB 128:53 WATSON K.C. "Mojo" / BU 79:15 WATSON Katie Davis / B&R 88:15 WATSON Loren L. / JB 27:23 WATTS Louis T. / See THOMAS, "Kid" WATTS Noble "Thin Man" / B&R 185:4; 193:15; JB 57:58 WAYNE Kenny "Blues Boss" / LB 217:16 WDIA (Radio station) / BU 89:4; JB 59:14; WWA 14:30 WEATHERSBY Carl / LB 135:34 WEATHERSBY Laretha / B&R 296:22 WEAVER Curley / B&R 53:19; BU 93:13; 108:16 WEAVER Joe / B&R 212:14; JB 62:69; WWA 8:4 WEAVER Robert / LB 115:64 WEAVER Sylvester / LB 52:15; 104:9 WEBB Boogie Bill / B&R 56:24; BU 57:14; 77:4; 97:8; 98:18; JB 22:25; LB 95:51 WEBB Rev. James Morris / B&R 182:16 WEBB Jock / B&R 283:16 WEBB Willie "Jitterbug" / B&R 101:10; 125:15; LB 138:79 WEBER Ronnie James / LB 195:21 WEBSTER Katie / BA 29:100; 40:47; B&R 143:16; 255:10; BR 53:93; BU 47:9; 144:15; JB 45:68; 47:64; LB 74:12; 75:36; 140:10; 148:54 WEEDON Bert / B&R 270:24 WEINSTOCK Bob / B&R 207:20 WEISS Hy / B&R 219:19; JB 63:67 WEISS Sam / B&R 229:20 WEISS Sol S. / B&R 155:21 WELCH Leo "Bud" / B&R 287:7; LB 229:8 WELCH Monster Mike / BA 35:25; BR 38:26 WELCH Percy / JB 55:59 WELDING Pete / BA 21:48; 31:99; B&R 106:20; BR 23:18; JB 34:32; LB 125:7; 126:59 WELDON Casey Bill / BU 3:3; LB 228:72; 235:6; 237:4 WELLINGTON Valerie / BA 13:31; B&R 76:17; 77:13; JB 28:24; LB 90:55; 108:48 WELLS Ben / B&R 93:4 WELLS Foree Harris / LB 134:53 WELLS Jolly "Little Whitt" / LB 235:77 WELLS Junior / BA 33:44; B&R 74:10; 117:12; 124:23; 126:17; 127:17; 167:9; 174:4; 197:14; 279:8; BR 35:77; BU 7:5; 8:21; JB 14:11; 41:30; LB 100:60; 119:8; 136:11; 138:73; 139:46 WELLS Kitty / B&R 274:14 WELLS Michael "Lightnin'" / BR 24:55 WELLS Viola "Miss Rhapsody" / B&R 9:49; LB 64:69 WENZEL Tom / B&R 235:11 WEST Charlie / LB 30:6 WEST Rudy / B&R 131:20 WEST COAST BLUES / BR 36:8, 28; JB 40:42 WESTBROOKS Wesley / LB 53:48 WEST MEMPHIS ARKANSAS / BU 79:5 WESTON John / B&R 195:18; LB 109:43; 180:83 WEXLER Jerry / B&R 233:24; JB 66:61; LB 197:88 WHEATSTRAW Peetie / BA 15:47; B&R 181:10; BU 20:11 WHEELER Golden "Big" / BA 35:58; B&R 133:17; LB 142:54 WHEELER James / B&R 172:4; 297:18 WHEELER Mike / B&R 266:25 WHEELER T. J. / BRQ 8:38; BR 42:32 WHEELIN' ON BEALE (book) / LB 102:43 WHISPERS The / B&R 212:8 WHITAKER "King Herbert" / B&R 100:34 WHITAKER Jesse James / B&R 214:18 WHITAKER Ruby / WWA 14:3 WHITE Artie "Blues Boy" / B&R 218:4; 280:14; LB 165:12; LB 225:77 WHITE Booker "Bukka" / 78Q 6:83; 8:95; B&R 54:23; 189:4; 294:4; 298:44; BRQ 2:14; BU 7:3; 8:13; 36:11; 37:7; 38:6; 39:13; 48:18; 84:10 (erroneous obituary, retracted in BU 85:20); BW 19:10; LB 2:27; 32:6 WHITE Cleveland SEE SCHOOLBOY CLEVE WHITE Danny / LB 127:61 WHITE Ellison / B&R 241:12 WHITE Georgia / WWA 14:34 WHITE Uncle Jesse / B&R 227:14; BRQ 9:42; JB 65:67 WHITE Josh / B&R 159:48; 161:18; BU 55:16; 56:15; 67:19; LB 115:104; 158:36; 163:74 WHITE Miss Lavelle / BA 22:22; B&R 290:18; BR 88:33; BU 139:23; LB 125:22 WHITE Lynn / LB 57:29; 90:55; 122:12 WHITE Melvin "Slappy" / B&R 106:21 WHITE Princess / LB 28:6 WHITE Ronnie / B&R 104:10 WHITE Skippy / B&R 253:8; BU 84:13 WHITEHEAD Charlie / LB 209:12 WHITNEY Marva / B&R 277:13 WHITSETT Carson / B&R 220:21 WIGGINS James "Boodle It" / BU 114:14; 116:21 WIGGINS Percy and Spencer / JB 69:27; 70:24 WIGGINS Phil / BRQ 6:16; LB 63:14; 90:56; 137:10; 145:20; 218:7; 234:8 WILBER Bill / BW 15:14 WILBORN Nelson / B&R 243:8 WILD MAGNOLIAS / BA 43:32 WILDER Patricia / LB 178:12 WILEY Ed / JB 70:61 WILEY Foster "Tater" / LB 210:67 WILEY Geeshie / 78Q 5: 96 WILEY Herbert / LB 176:10 WILFORD-SMITH Francis / B&R 75:4; 76:4; 99:10; 246:7; 304:16; JB 61:28; 69:56 WILFORD-SMITH Pam / JB 70:60 WILKERSON Don / B&R 26:6 WILKINS Carrie / B&R 144:74 WILKINS Ernie / B&R 141:18 WILKINS Joe Willie / BU 52:5; 79:5; 82:4; 134:12; LB 9:28; 11:13; 42:8 WILKINS John / LB 189:34 WILKINS Lane / LB 127:48 WILKINS Rev. John / B&R 244:12 WILKINS Rev. Robert / B&R 31:10; BU 13:5; 51:14; 52:3; 53:5; 54:14; 55:11; 56:12; LB 75:48; 86:31; 127:48 WILLIAMS A.C. "Moohah" / B&R 196:19; JB 58:64 WILLIAMS Andre "Mr. Rhythm" / BA 43:110; B&R 108:4; 109:4 10; BU 14:7; LB 137:38; 161:6; 198:20 WILLIAMS Andy "Too-Hard" / LB 140:54 WILLIAMS Arbess / LB 114:64 WILLIAMS Ardella / LB 236:16 WILLIAMS Arthur / B&R 78:14; JB 60:16; LB 211:10 WILLIAMS Bill / BU 95:18; LB 15:5 WILLIAMS Charles "Hungry" / B&R 25:8; JB 7:24; LB 73:38 WILLIAMS Claude "The Fiddler" / LB 149:26; 173:88 WILLIAMS Cleveland "Big Cat" / BU 62:13 WILLIAMS Cootie / B&R 3:12; 14:19 WILLIAMS Dootsie / B&R 132:4; 133:4 WILLIAMS Earl / B&R 261:10; 278:19 WILLIAMS Eddie / LB 122:60 WILLIAMS L'il Ed / See LI'L ED WILLIAMS Elbert "Skippy" / B&R 91:6 WILLIAMS Eldero "L.D." / B&R 100:34 WILLIAMS Elmo / B&R 247:16 WILLIAMS Elmore / LB 210:16 WILLIAMS Emery / See Detroit Jr. WILLIAMS Ernest "Pinky" / B&R 116:8 WILLIAMS Frankie / B&R 248:18 WILLIAMS George "Bullet" / 78Q 6:83; BU 74:14 WILLIAMS Henry "Rubberlegs" / WWA 16:44 WILLIAMS Horace "Spoons" / LB 70:45 WILLIAMS J. Mayo / 78Q 4:10; LB 45-46:94 WILLIAMS James Otis / LB 134:52 WILLIAMS Jerry Lynn / B&R 206:23 WILLIAMS Jerry "Swamp Dogg" / JB 49:22; LB 230:10 WILLIAMS Jesse / LB 55:40 WILLIAMS Jimmy Lee / BU 133:18 WILLIAMS Jody / BA 47:28; B&R 184:22; JB 50:47; LB 16:25; 124:50; 154:9; 161:10; 162:5; 163:39, 88; 174:39 WILLIAMS Big Joe / BA 33:20; 47:38; B&R 199:18; 252:18; BR 15:59; 16:36; BU 30:8; 53:12; BW 16:11; LB 55:37; 57:23; 175:72; 177:78 WILLIAMS Joe / B&R 139:22; 172:14; LB 146:48 WILLIAMS John / LB 53:48 WILLIAMS John Overton / B&R 116:8 WILLIAMS Johnny / B&R 209:19; LB 184:95 WILLIAMS Uncle Johnny / BU 99:7; 100:17; JB 50:54; LB 127:28 WILLIAMS JoJo / BU 64:13; 65:13; LB 215:83 WILLIAMS Rev. KM / LB 209:35 WILLIAMS Larry / B&R 280:23; BU 137/138:28; LB 45-46:95 WILLIAMS Lee / JB 63:42 WILLIAMS Lee "Shot" / B&R 152:16; 266:18; BU 114:16; JB 72:57; LB 121:44; 217:74 WILLIAMS Lester / B&R 25:4; 61:14; BU 33:7; 45:11 WILLIAMS Louis / JB 52:65 WILLIAMS Mississippi Matilda / LB 44:57 WILLIAMS Mel / B&R 206:23 WILLIAMS Morry / B&R 120:10 WILLIAMS Nathan / JB 51:34; LB 185:28 WILLIAMS Nathan Jr. "Li'l Nate" / LB 215:80 WILLIAMS Patrick / LB 232:32 WILLIAMS Paul "Hucklebuck" / B&R 19:14; 174:7; JB 52:64; LB 166:89; WWA 14:15 WILLIAMS Robert Pete / B&R 227:25; 295:4; BU 52:11; BW 19:4; 23:2; LB 2:22; 50:42 WILLIAMS Roosevelt Thomas / See GREY GHOST The WILLIAMS Sharrie / LB 192:28; 209:7 WILLIAMS Terry "Big T" / B&R 218:14; BR 77:33; 78:34; LB 195:30 WILLIAMS Tony / B&R 73:16 WILLIAMS Vernon / B&R 188:14; 189:11 WILLIAMS Walter / B&R 37:23 WILLIAMS Walter "Dootsie" / JB 25:21 WILLIAMS Walter / See DIZZ Lefty WILLIAMS Warner / LB 145:22 WILLIAMS Willie / BU 110:17; JB 15:16; LB 87:36 WILLIAMS Yvonne / JB 55:57 WILLIAMSON James / See HOMESICK JAMES WILLIAMSON Sonny Boy I (John Lee) / BA 46:91; B&R 41:4; 54:17; 288:4; BU 11:3; 48:14; LB 80:34; 89:4 WILLIAMSON Sonny Boy II (Rice Miller) / BA 4:18; B&R 17:20; 44:9; 50:27; 52:12; 59:24; 115:16; 126:8; 194:16; 268:25; 289:4, 10; BU 6:18; 8:3 5; 24:3; 81:31; 82:5; 98:4; 135-36:34; BW 3:5; JB 45:62; LB 33:9; 76:46; 87:3 WILLIE TEE / See TURBINTON, Willie WILLING Brother John / LB 58:44 WILLIS Aaron "LITTLE SONNY" / B&R 50:22; 100:4; BU 110:15; JB 19:24; LB 92:46; 207:8 WILLIS Bill / B&R 248:24; LB 206:71 WILLIS Chick / B&R 215:10; 286:13; JB 45:12; LB 10:29; 147:22; 152:10; 179:39; 204:10; 223:4; 229:70 WILLIS Chuck / BU 106:22 WILLIS Mott / BU 50:14 WILLIS Ralph / B&R 136:19 WILLIS Ruth / BU 108:17 WILLIS Willie / BA 42:56; B&R 134:4; 150:17 WILLS Bob / B&R 238:17 WILLS Oscar / BU 55:5; 69:19; JB 23:19 WILMER Val / JB 26:18; 68:9 WILSON Al "Blind Owl" / BA 35:41 WILSON Al "Show and Tell" / B&R 230:22; JB 65:67 WILSON August / LB 184:96 WILSON Bernie / B&R 257:22; JB 71:60 WILSON Dwayne "Fatman" / LB 38:41 WILSON Dooley / WWA 9:19 WILSON Edith / BU 140:21; LB 50:44 WILSON Frank / B&R 275:9 WILSON Gerald / B&R 294:29 WILSON Homer / LB 45-46:95 WILSON Hop / BU 31:14; 45:4; 46:8; LB 23:5; 26:8; 28:32 WILSON Kim / BA 18:30; BR 30:16 WILSON John L. "Tiny" / B&R 207:20 WILSON Larry Jon / B&R 253:22 WILSON Michelle / BA 44:40; BRQ 13:44 WILSON Orlandus / B&R 137:24 WILSON Oscar / LB 237:32 WILSON Quinn / LB 38:41 WILSON Elder Roma / B&R 81:4 WILSON Smokey / B&R 142:8; 304:21; BR 22:46; LB 130:14; 240:75 WILSON UP / B&R 50:10; 194:8 WINANS David "Pops" / JB 45:44; 67:61 WINEGAN James / LB 114:63 WINGFIELD Booker T. / B&R 264:10; 265:25 WINGS OVER JORDAN CHOIR / B&R 160:6 WINSLOW Vernon / See DR. DADDY-O WINTER Johnny / B&R 292:13; BRQ 12:19; LB 215:41; 233:148 WIREMAN James / BA 17:35 WITHERS Ernest C. / B&R 170:44; 225:12; JB 64:67; LB 194:75 WITHERSPOON Jimmy / BA 32:48; B&R 101:14; 124:19; 270:4; 288:20; JB 39:34; 53:30; LB 33:15; 93:16; 136:48 WITHERSPOON Mississippi Matilda / LB 8:7 WOKE ME UP THIS MORNING (book) / B&R 120:41 WOLFE Charles K. / B&R 210:19; LB 184:97 WOLFMAN JACK (Robert Weston Smith) / B&R 102:10; LB 12:56 WOMACK Bobby / B&R 292:12; LB 234:70 WOMACK Cecil / B&R 278:20 WOMACK Daniel / B&R 111:17 WOMAN WITH GUITAR (book)/ B&R 74:36; 296:45; BRQ 6:46; LB 108:54; 124:128; 125:112; 238:78 WOMEN in R&B/blues / BA 30:48; B&R 86:10; BRQ 7:34; BR 17:12, 15; 52:22; BU 34:7; LB 79:25; 80:28; 81:27 WOOD Randy / B&R 160:10; 260:9; JB 71:59 WOODFORK Poor Bob / B&R 40:11; BU 31:10 WOODMAN Britt / B&R 155:21 WOODRUFF Bill / B&R 103:14 WOODS Johnny / B&R 51:20; LB 91:39; 92:44 WOODS Kipori "Baby Wolf" / LB 156:10; 173:16; 223:32 WOODS Willie James / B&R 121:12; LB 136:51 WOOTEN Raymond "Buddy" / B&R 210:18 WORK blues songs about / LB 24:9 WORK WITH ME HENRY/ANNIE (song) / B&R 69:8 WORLD WAR I Blues songs about / B&R 198:4 WORTHAM W. C. "Red" / B&R 177:13 WPA BLUES / BU 81:16 WRAY Link / B&R 206:23 WRENCHER Big John / B&R 229:4; BU 44:10; 106:11; 125:18; LB 33:5 WRIGHT Arthur G. / B&R 304:20 WRIGHT Billy / B&R 66:21; LB 103:52 WRIGHT Early / BA 41:57; B&R 146:12; JB 46:66; LB 82:16; 144:12; 151:119 WRIGHT Eugene / B&R 203:12 WRIGHT Hoshal Lee / LB 230:94 WRIGHT Johnny T. / JB 58:60 WRIGHT Laurie / B&R 250:27 WRIGHT Lawrie / JB 69:58 WRIGHT Marva / BA 5:8; B&R 249:25; JB 69:61 WRIGHT O. B. / LB 110:53 WRIGHT O.V. / JB 46:12; 67:10; LB 49:3; 50:46 WRIGHT, Robert "Huckleberry Hound" / BA 46:67; B&R 159:23; JB 49:65; LB 158:84 WRITE ME A FEW OF YOUR LINES (book) / B&R 150:50; JB 48:68; LB 156:92 WROX (radio station) / LB 169:10 WYLIE David / BU 102:10; 104:23 WYNN Big Jim / BU 115:19; LB 34:41; 35:40; WWA 7:10 YANCEY Estelle "Mama" / LB 70:45 YANCEY Jimmy / B&R 199:12 YATES Corby / BR 44:76 YEAR OF THE BLUES / B&R 186:9; LB 167:9 YONDER COME THE BLUES (book) / B&R 163:45; LB 162:81 YOUNG Abe / LB 209:77 YOUNG Ed / LB 18:7 YOUNG G.D. / LB 43:49 YOUNG Mighty Joe / BA 38:64; B&R 139:21; BR 49:94; BU 107:5; JB 44:55; LB 3:25; 134:55; 146:46; 148:8 YOUNG Johnny / BU 25:8; 26:11; LB 17:6 YOUNG Marl / B&R 170:16 YOUNG Robert "Washboard Slim" / JB 21:23; LB 94:57 YOUNG Willie / LB 188:26 YOUNG Zora / LB 165:21; 187:8 YOUNGBLOOD Sheryl B&R 297:20 YOUNGSTERS, The / B&R 204:12 ZIEGLER John Lee / BU 133:20; LB 137:16 ZIMMERMAN Ike / LB 194:68 ZINN Rusty / BA 28:36; BR 19:20 ZYDECO MUSIC / BA 5:24; 20:58; B&R 22:4; BU 50:18; JB 50:29; 63:25; LB 98:34; 116:44; 120:88; 128:72; 129:74; 130:68; 131:74; 133:62; 134:68; 136:52; 138:94; 140:82; 142:12, 112; 185:8, 32, 84; 215:74 ZYDECO RAY / LB 229:30
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Last updated 3/23/2014 The "Keith Chronicles," as Neil Slaven calls this essay, is a continuing work in progress; text and photos will frequently be added and rearranged. All the drawings were done by Keith; all the photos were taken by Mary Katherine unless otherwise noted.
KEITH JAMES BRIGGS
July 15, 1943-March 6, 2005
Keith Briggs was my close friend and traveling companion for more than twenty years. He spent all his vacations in America with me, and during our years together we drove thousands of miles across the US and spent thousands of hours in each other's company. He often told me, in our late-night talks about life and love and death, that he hoped that when the time came for him to die it would be "quick and clean." He didn't want to undergo a long illness, attached to machines and tubes and needles, helpless and unable to function. And he got his wish, on March 6, 2005. The God he didn't believe in granted him the grace of exactly the death he wanted: quick and clean, indeed. A massive heart attack, and when his friend Cindy called from England to tell me, she said he was dead before his body hit the floor.
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Unless otherwise stated, all these posters are *custom framed.* They cannot be unframed, and must be shipped flat. Postage and packing is included in the price to buyers within the continental USA, but outside the continental USA the cost of shipping must be charged to the buyer. Buyers in the Los Angeles area may opt to pick up the items in person. PayPal or money orders only, no checks or credit cards.
1. Carlos Montoya concert poster. Note that there are stains in lower left corner and a small tear in lower right corner. Date on poster is March 11, 1978. Price $250.
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August 2016 Yes, it has been awhile. I have been Dealing With Stuff.
In the Sad News But Not Unexpected Department, our dear old senior citizen cat Sweet Pea has, we believe, gone to Kitty Heaven. I say we believe, because one day she just didn't come home after being let out for her walk, and it's been so long now that we're sure that she is gone for good. She was well over sixteen years old, and may have decided that her time had come, and she was kind enough, whether she knew it or not, to go somewhere else to die. The children are sad, but knew that she was old, and are being very matter of fact about it, as children are.
I have been writing a lot lately, and two of the projects I've done are about to hatch. It was a great honor to be asked to write the liner notes for the final recordings that Theodore Bikel made before he died. It's a two-CD set coming out next month on Red House Records. An honor on a whole different level was that my old friend Geoff Muldaur asked me to write the liner notes for his forthcoming duo record with his Jug Band compadre Jim Kweskin. That too will be out in September, and they will be touring to support the release. I heard a rumor that I will get in free to their show at McCabe's.
I am awaiting word on whether the Santa Barbara Old Time Fiddlers Convention will happen this coming October. I have been the emcee for thirty something years, but the contest has recently changed hands and I am hoping that the new regime will continue to present the contest as it has been going for 42-ish years. If it does happen it will be the second Sunday in October.
I am on some music business committees, and the first of several annual meetings will be held here in late September. This is a pro bono work that I do, partly because I feel that it is useful and helpful and also because the 10 other people who are on the committee are old, dear and far-flung friends of mine, so these meetings are always a glad reunion of sorts.
The children and grandchildren are flourishing. Jennifer and Bruce are happy and healthy, and ditto Josh and Kate. Kate, smart and beautiful lawyer daughter-in-law, has been courted for over a year by a prestigious downtown L.A. firm to leave her small company and join them, so finally she did, after much discussion. She has traded the prestige of being a partner with her name on the stationery for the security of a large firm and a better paycheck. Josh, too, is thinking of making a move; his present job, overseeing twelve stores in six states and two different countries, keeps him traveling more than he or any of us like. The girls especially miss their daddy when he is away, so he's hoping for a similar job with less travel. Eliza will be seven years old next week, and starts second grade two weeks after that. Tess is two and a half, and both girls are smart, strong, fearless and kind people of whom I am proud to be grandma.
Radio is an occasional treat. KPFK has me on call as the replacement programmer when someone goes on vacation, and that seems to happen a lot during the summer months. I'll next be on the air the first Saturday in September, sitting in for my pal Tom Nixon, who is going to Vietnam.
Since I last wrote here I have had a very sad loss, that has kept me from writing - partially because I am just paralyzed when I try to think of what to say. If you read down near the bottom of these entries you will find some long-ago words about my dear friend Stevenson Palfi, who took his own life after Katrina destroyed New Orleans and whose daughter Nell was my godchild. Well, Nell ended her life with an overdose of drugs in May, at age 30. There's just nothing that I know how to say. The drug she took is the same one that killed various celebrities, also at young ages (Prince was a recent one), called Fentanyl (sp?). Apparently this is a medically prescribed drug, but is ALSO available illegally as a street drug, and although there are quality controls on the former there are of course none on the latter. Every now and then a bad batch of the stuff gets through, and my darling Nell was on the receiving end of one such batch. I was going to go to New Orleans to be with her mother Polly when she took Nell off life support, but Nell died in Polly's arms the morning of the day I was supposed to get on the train, so I stayed home. There was a memorial service a couple of weeks later, but I couldn't do it. I just could not do it. I was at her father's memorial after he committed suicide, and I just couldn't deal with it again.
I went to Berkeley in July to visit my old friend Chris Strachwitz. After a stroke and some other issues, he is no longer able to live alone, so has moved into an assisted living facility. He recently sold his Arhoolie Records label to Smithsonian/Folkways, who will preserve his life's work as it should be cared for. I helped blow out the candles on his 85th birthday cake, and hope that he will have many more years at his great store Down Home Music.
I'm told one should always end on an up note. So, in the past few months I have seen AMAZING concerts by Chris Hillman & Herb Pedersen, Bonnie Raitt & Richard Thompson, Happy Traum & Jim Kweskin, and the Savoy Family Band.
October 2015
Things are hopping around Casa Aldin.We moved, again, and are now living in "Castle Heights," which is a made up name for Palms. It's also called "Beverlywood." Seriously? Anyway, Tess is 20 months old now, and Eliza is six and has started first grade. Separately and together they are a delight. They both like Thai food!
Last weekend I drove up to Santa Barbara to emcee the Old Time Fiddlers Convention, one of my favorite events all year. Rather than staying at my usual motel in SB, this year for the first time the contest sponsors put me up in a (free) hotel in Goleta. A GREAT touch: in each room, rather than the usual tinny clock radio, there was a turntable and a selection of - gasp! - LPs to play! I actually listened to Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass for the first time since they were a thing. And enjoyed it! At dinner after the contest with my old friend Peter Feldmann, I compared notes with Mark Humphrey, who had entered the contest in a couple of different categories. He won first place in Traditional Singing and also in Guitar. Each of those songs took about three minutes to perform and each came with a cash prize. All right, here we go: Mark's total prize money for six minutes of work was more than my compensation for eight hours of standing on my feet emceeing on two different stages. I'm in the wrong business!! Next year I will let Mr. Humphrey emcee the contest, and I will busy myself learning to play the banjo.
The Howlin' Wolf 2-CD set came out, and promptly disappeared. It was out for about five minutes. The proposed Stanley Brothers box set I had hoped to do is cancelled, foundered on the rocks of legal issues. Oh well, I hope my next project fares better: I'm to do liner notes for the record that Theodore Bikel was working on and had just completed at the time of his death. I haven't actually heard it yet, but am awaiting the music so I know what I'm writing about.
I had, and am still having, some music biz committee meetings, and in the past they were always held at a local hotel, using their conference rooms. This year due to construction issues at that hotel they are being held further out of town, at the Four Seasons in Westlake Village. I could learn to like staying at fancy hotels pretty easily, if it wasn't that my entire Social Security check is about enough to pay for one night!
Lots of friends in town, lots of lunches and dinners. Elijah Wald, now DR. Elijah Wald if you please, was here to do a lecture and some readings/signings of his new book on Bob Dylan's appearance at the 1965 Newport Folk Festival. I took him to my favorite new Oaxacan place, El Nopal, and we had a nice visit together. Tom Fitzmorris, the premier restaurant critic of New Orleans, was in town briefly, and I took him and his son and daughter in law to dinner at the Magic Castle, which I think everyone enjoyed. Stephen Winick was in town for the American Folklore Society annual conference, which I wasn't able to attend due to labor issues at the conference hotel - I come from a long line of people who won't cross picket lines, even invisible ones - so on his way out back to the Library of Congress he stopped and we had Italian food at Alejo's with Mark Humphrey.
Too many people are dying, and a frightening number of them are considerably younger than I am. Cancer is such a scourge.
Halloween approaches, and I'll be having dinner that week at the Castle with Jim Dawson, Mark Humphrey and Tom Nixon and Claire Chandler. We love to see the place all spookied up! And next month is Thanksgiving, and then - at last! - I'll return to my darlin' New Orleans in early December.
March 2015
Saw my good friends Peter Yarrow and Noel Stookey at a great show with Theodore Bikel. I sat with Art Podell and Judy Montgomery and really enjoyed the evening.
Got my copies of the Dave Van Ronk CD that I produced and wrote notes for - and am pretty happy with it. Really enjoying doing productive work again!
But alas, along with the good news...I lost yet another friend, my dear Tom Freeland, attorney, of Oxford, MS. A big part of my life for twenty years, gone suddenly and shockingly from complications of surgery.
And I just found out that we have to move. This house is being taken off the rental market in order to be sold. Been there, done that, don't care for it much. Don't worry if I don't post here much for awhile. Lots to do. More when I can.
February 2015
Has it really been this long since I've written? I'm just....swamped. The children, some writing work that has been trickling in, a bunch of other "stuff." There just hasn't been time to write here. But will try now to do a catching up post.
Went to the NAMM show in February and had a great time.
It's been a time of loss, too, but at my age I guess I shouldn't be surprised that most of my invitations have morphed from party invites to funeral announcements, seemingly overnight. One hard loss was that of my friend Marian, who was my landlady at the apartment I lived in for 42 years. Her memorial service, like so many others, brought me a sense of realization that she had many sides that I knew nothing about. At her husband's funeral many years ago I learned with shock that he was a champion bowler! I LOVE bowling (though I am by no means a champion at it - au contraire) and wish I had known that while he was alive. Anyhow, I learned a lot about someone I thought I had known for 42 years.
Went to the Bay Area for a benefit for my previously-mentioned friend Johnny, who is now, to everyone's surprise, doing much better but faces a stack of medical bills that would choke a horse. Hence the benefit, at which I heard some really good music/musicians, and while I was up there I visited and had lunch with Chris Strachwitz and shopped at Down Home Music, and had lunch at a Turkish restaurant with Jody Stecher and Kate Brislin.
And another excuse for my lack of writing here is that I am writing elsewhere. I've been doing sets of liner notes and producing reissues again, something that I had done for many decades but had to mostly let go when I was working full time. Most recently I did notes for a Phil Ochs CD that's a live concert from 1976, and produced and annotated a 2-CD set of Dave Van Ronk. Both these guys were longtime friends, so it felt good to be working on projects honoring their music. In the years since I set this kind of work aside, the pay scale has shrunk considerably, so I'm definitely not doing it for the money! There's a Howling Wolf set in my near future, and I think maybe some live Stanley Brothers too. So please don't worry if there are gaps between my posts. I have the children all day every weekday and try to get all my errands, shopping, laundry and music writing done on the weekends!
Another funeral, just yesterday, was for my old friend Bill Papalexis. He owned the Beachwood Market on the hillside where I lived for over 40 years, and was a big part of the community up there. The funeral was at an ornately beautiful Greek Orthodox church, and again I learned a great deal about someone I thought I already knew. And it was like a family reunion to see a lot of my hillside folks that I haven't been much in touch with since I had to move.
Once a month I get together with a group of friends for lunch; we are all music industry warriors of one sort or another, and together we are over 500 years old (!). Here's a pic I took at our January gathering: left to right Billy Vera, Michael Ochs, Larry Cohn, Andy McKaie and Jim Dawson. I love them all.
I plan to attend the Topanga Banjo and Fiddle Contest, as usual, but won't be emceeing this year. They have a new policy where they are going to film all the contestants and all the emcees on every stage to create some kind of document of the event. I'm not at all comfortable with being photographed or filmed, so said a polite "see you next year" and will just go and enjoy myself as a civilian.
Oh, and my health is okay. I tested clean for the cancer at the one year after surgery date, so that, as they say, is that. There are a few other minor aches and pains, but as a (Medicare) card-carrying senior citizen I guess that's only to be expected. So now to bed, and will try not to let it be as long till the next time I touch base.
September 2014, Part One
It's been a busy time. Eliza has started kindergarten at her new school, a charter magnet. It's an adjustment for her, but she's doing well so far. Tess is seven months old and fat as a little piggie. She's crawling all over the place now, and we have to watch her every second.
One of my oldest friends, Johnny Harper, is in Intensive Care in a hospital up in the Bay Area. A group of his friends has created an e-tree to keep everyone informed of his progress, or lack thereof. He's in very bad shape. The fact that this is years in the making and largely self-inflicted (he bought his own blues, as the song says) doesn't make it any less horrific for those of us who love him. He's a fine musician and a good friend, and I hope he makes it back from the edge.
Wrangling with bureaocracy is not good for one's blood pressure. On the other hand, I've lost nearly fifteen pounds!
There is some talk of me returning to the radio waves. Will keep you posted.
I've been having lunch every Tuesday with Jennifer, usually with Tess in tow. It's good to have our regular mother-daughter bonding time.
Also have had lunch with Mark a few time lately, and Jim and I celebrated his birthday at Astroburger! The wonderful and long-thought-extinct Indian restaurant Bombay Grill has risen from the ashes and is now located at Santa Monica and Highland in Hollywood. Incredible food and very nice folks. Speaking of food, I went to the recently-opened New Orleans restaurant in Chinatown called Little Jewel of New Orleans. Had a fine catfish plate!
Went to my first Dodger game in a long time. Josh got tickets through someone he knows or something. Anyway, the seats were great (as you can see from the photo), the Dodgers won, the girls enjoyed it, Tess got an official certificate (free!) and there were fireworks at the end. What's not to love? Kershaw just won his 20th game of the season and we're edging up on making it to the playoffs.
August 2014
At the end of July we piled into the car and drove north, up the 5 freeway from L.A., then over the 46 to Paso Robles, where we stayed overnight in a motel. Up the next morning and drove to Monterey, where we found a restaurant called the Artichoke Grill, which specializes in, guess what, artichokes. There was a big photo of Marilyn Monroe on the wall, in her capacity as Artichoke Queen of Contra Costa County in 1948, and we feasted. Then off to the Monterey Bay Aquarium down the block, and Eliza rejoiced in the octopuses, sharks and other finny friends. The next morning we walked through the Point Lobos Nature Reserve, which Eliza told us was an enchanted forest. And then drove home. A nice getaway.
July 2014: Since the new place has a back yard, I bought a humingbird feeder and hung it on a high branch of the lemon tree. Apparently there is a hummingbird internet, as we are now, just a few days later, the most popular back yard on our block for these tiny magical creatures. Have also planted some flowers that I am assured are well liked by both hummingbirds and butterflies. The upside of moving from an apartment to a house is that now I can spend a lot of money on stuff for the yard that we probably can't take with us to the next place. Sigh. Well, never mind, it's worth it to be surrounded by what Jennifer used to call flutterbys when she was little.
I was saddened to learn of the death a few days ago of Dr. Paul Fleiss, who was Jennifer and Josh's pediatrician from birth until they moved along to the world of grownup doctors. He was an incredibly kind man. When my children were small, and life was difficult for us, he constantly "forgot" about past due bills; he repeatedly told me that if one of the kids got sick to always come straight to him, regardless of the current state of my finances; he kept a huge box of fresh organic apples by the front door of his office, and encouraged all his patients to take home as many as they wanted, knowing full well that it might be the only fresh fruit some of them got all week. Many things were said about him when his daughter Heidi went on trial; even the obituary headlines didn't say anything about his half century of selfless care and devotion to his profession. He was far more than just "the father of the Hollywood Madam," and I'll stand right up and say so, out loud, any time. He was a wonderful doctor and a generous human being.
And as expected, my good friend Ed Archer died. He took over hosting Preaching the Blues on KPFK when it became time for me to stop doing it, and we were good friends; we spent many hours visiting together on the phone after he retired from the station. When he was diagnosed with cancer he made the decision to go straight into home hospice care, no chemo, no surgery, no nothing, he just wanted to let go. He was 86, and had been very lonely since the death of his wife of 60+ years, Hazel, a few years back. Thanks to the hospice angels who came to his home he was able to go gently, peacefully and painlessly, as he had wished. I was able to visit with him twice in the two weeks before he died, and I treasure the last talk we had, at which I was able to thank him for the honor of being his friend for so many years.
Went to Berkeley on the Coast Starlight, an all day journey and late night arrival but better than driving, for lots of reasons. Helped Chris Strachwitz blow out the candles on his 83rd birthday cake (and spent some money at Down Home while I was up there!); and had a series of breakfasts, lunches and dinners with many old friends and a few new ones. Pakistani food with Kate Brislin and Jody Stecher and Mark Humphrey, Cajun food with Johnny Harper, and some mighty fine breakfasts with Amelia Sue Marshall and her husband (whom I met for the first time, despite having known her since we were girls), my good friend Alice Fuller Rippetoe and her granddaughter Christina, and Steve Goldfield, who was kind enough to bring me a copy of the new issue of Fiddler Magazine with his article about Franklin George. Spent time in Berkeley and San Francisco, visited Moe's Books, walked all over Chinatown with Mark, and really enjoyed being a tourist.
Didn't mean to drop the cancer bomb into the middle of something else, but really, it was just part of a long string of Stuff That Happened To Me last year. Thanks for your anxious messages, but the surgery was successful, the cancer is gone, and I'm still here, for now.
The Dodgers are having an interesting season. Up and down, with Kershaw and Puig getting most of the interest, but there are some other good players there too. If only they could "mesh" better; sometimes it seems as though they're not all playing on the same team. Do they ever practice?
I'm spending all day every day with the granddaughters these days, as Eliza is out of school for the summer and both mommy and daddy work all week. We're deep into plans for a short trip up to Big Sur and Carmel (and Monterey, so Eliza can go to the Aquarium) at the end of this month, and then August 11 will be Eliza's 5th birthday, so there will be some kind of festivities here, I'm sure.
Keith, who has been dead since 2005, made a rare visit to my dreams the other night. Losing him was the greatest grief of my life, and he's only come back to walk with me twice in the years since he went. But we made each other a promise that whoever went first would, if it was allowed, come back to help the other one across. This wasn't "that" visit, but another kind of communion, and one that I badly needed. I woke feeling positively irradiated with love, a feeling that has been gone for so long I had forgotten what that pure, clean happiness is like.
KPFK is, for unfathomable (to me) reasons, eliminating the custom of having volunteers come in to answer the phones during pledge drives, opting instead to farm this work out to a calling center. I'll miss the camaraderie of hanging out with the guys on Saturday mornings when they're on the air, but can only assume that the station knows what it's doing. Oh, wait...
Jim Dawson and I went to Cantalini's to hear Ian Whitcomb and Fred Sokolow; Ian is sounding incrementally improved every time I hear him. Andy McKaie and I held down the Second Tuesday Lunch Krewe all by ourselves (with Tess), as everyone else was busy, but actually the origination of these gatherings was just me and Andy getting together for lunch anyway, so it was good to get some time on our own again.
June 2014: Since I last wrote here, I have traveled (by train) to Kansas City, Santa Barbara and New Orleans, have changed about a thousand diapers, more or less, have had cancer, have lost several close friends to the inexorable progress of life and death, have emceed the Topanga Banjo & Fiddle Contest, and have moved. Of these, I would vote for the move as being the most traumatic.
Moving is just so....stressful. I need to find everyday things like a new grocery store, and am playing the endless game of "now where's the nearest <fill in the blanks>." I need to work out the best route to take Eliza to school every morning, although since this is her last month at the old school I will then need to find the best route to her new school starting in September. And because everything I own is in boxes, and about half those boxes are in the garage, I can't lay hands on even the most basic necessities. Since there was no handicapped bar in the bathroom when we moved in, and since the new house sports one of those very cool looking "antique" claw foot bathtubs, I have been bathing in the kitchen sink for our first week here. Fortunately, a handyman came yesterday and finally installed a bar for me so I can haul myself in and out of the tub. The nice long hot shower I took this morning has made me marginally less cranky. But only marginally.
As I write this, my close friend Ed Archer is making his final journey through to whatever is next. Mark Humphrey and I visited him a few days ago, and I went back a few days later alone; he was much more responsive the second time, and we discussed many things, and said goodbye then. He has chosen not to pursue treatment for his cancer, and is in hospice care, at home, and not in any pain. It was Ed who took over hosting "Preaching the Blues" on KPFK back in the mid-80s when I decided it was time to move on from that show. We've been good friends for over thirty years.
And Joe died. DEAR Joe Frazier, who was my early Saturday morning radio show co-host a few times, has lost his long battle with ill-health. Joe was a member of the Chad Mitchell Trio and was also an ordained Episcopal priest, and if he didn't find anything weird in that juxtaposition, then neither should I. His memorial service was a lovely tribute to his life and career.
Eliza will be five years old in mid-August. As if to keep me from dwelling too long on that fact, Tess is just about four months old, and is doing all those adorable baby things that melt a grandma's heart. But Josh and Kate have firmly decreed that there will be No More, so am enjoying my last grandbaby while I can. They're SO sweet when they're little.
Music. Well, never enough, but some. Of course Topanga is a whole day of music, so that was great. Ian Whitcomb, who is recovering very well from the stroke, played at Cantalini's, so Jim and I went out to stuff ourselves on Italian food and hear him play. I also went to McCabe's in late April to see my dear friend Noel Stookey, who put forth an amazing program of his original songs. In late May I went back to McCabe's, this time to get my bluegrass fix from Loafers Glory. Had dinner beforehand with the Sauber Clan, and then got a wonderful surprise when I got a bonus visit with Chris and Connie Hillman, and we got caught up on all our children's news. Chris and I go back to Ash Grove days. There's not as much live music these days as I wish there could be, but I am full-time live-in nanny to my two girls now and can't get away much at all. And one of the things I can't find is my stereo, so unless I'm in my car I can't even play CDs. And where ARE all the boxes of CDs that I packed? Sigh.
In just about a month I'm getting on a train and going to the Bay Area to visit my friend Chris Strachwitz and help him celebrate his 84th (or is it 85th?) birthday. Can't wait!
OLDER ENTRIES
I've gained something, and I've lost something.
Fifty years ago I was young, strong and bulletproof, and deeply committed to the belief that I could change the world, or at least make it a better place. I marched, I sang, I protested. I *believed* what Dr King said, that day in Washington. I went to every political rally, peace march and concert within a hundred miles, and hitchhiked (which was much safer in those days) up to San Francisco for a sit-in, not realizing that we'd soon have plenty of our own sit-ins here in L.A.
Forty years ago I took my kids along to those marches and rallies. Before she was ten years old my daughter Jennifer had listened to more speeches than most people hear in a lifetime. Everyone from Dr. Helen Caldicott to Barry Commoner to Wavy Gravy told her, and later her little brother, that nuclear power was wrong, and equality for everyone of every race, gender and political persuasion was the way to live. I took pictures of her backstage at the Hollywood Bowl at one of the Survival Sunday programs, proudly holding a sign she was barely old enough to read. Another summer I sent my kids to my close friend Berta on the Navajo reservation in Flagstaff so that I could go south, and traveled by train and bus through Mississippi and Alabama and worked at food kitchens. It was a good summer for us all.
Thirty years ago I went with my dear friend Manny Greenhill, who always had the walk and the talk in perfect sync, to do civil disobedience at the nuclear testing grounds in Nevada. We got arrested, along with many other people, and I was both deflated and relieved when the "handcuffs" they put us in were like the plastic strips you tie up trash bags with, and when the "arrest" turned out to be just a means of getting us away from the scene of the demonstration. We were told, sternly, to go away and not come back. I still had kids at home, so I did.
But these last few nights, as I listened to the sirens screaming by and the helicopters going overhead, I realized that something somewhere was different. Instead of rushing out onto the street to see (or join) what was happening, I went into my granddaughters' bedroom. I smoothed Eliza's hair off her face, and tucked baby Tess more firmly into her warm cocoon of blankets, and prayed really hard that nothing would ever come to hurt them. I want the world we were supposed to have changed fifty years ago to BE the place they live in when they grow up. But that doesn't look like it's going to happen. I wonder if my grandmother ever prayed over my cradle. I wonder what she said, and why it didn't come true.
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I miss my old friend Pam. She was a true English eccentric and a delightful person, and for many years we were very close. She started life as the pampered only child of the glittering London and Broadway stage star Gertrude Lawrence (she who originated the role of Anna in The King and I). Born in England, little Pamela quickly became an afterthought to her glamorous mother's career; as a child she was raised in the Plaza Hotel in New York (shades of Eloise!) by a series of nannies and governesses, who brought her, freshly bathed and ready for bed, to her mother for the obligatory goodnight kiss. Other than that Pam rarely saw her mother; occasionally she was trotted out for publicity photos, but Ms. Lawrence's nightly Broadway stage appearances meant she slept all day, then entertained friends like Noel Coward at afternoon tea, while Pamela was taken to the park to play or had lessons with her tutors. As soon as she was old enough she was sent off to an English boarding school, and that, as they say, was that.
I met her some sixty years later, when she moved to my neighborhood to live with and care for the children of my close friend Bob Pickering, a single father with three young children whose wife had died of cancer immediately after the birth of their youngest. Pam was slightly scatty, very eccentric and quintessentially English. "Now where did I put my specs?" she would say aloud to herself, as I waited patiently for her to find them where they always were, on the chain around her neck. Her purse was a Mary Poppins carpet bag, stuffed with who knows what, but every time anyone needed anything - a pair of scissors, a pair of socks, a band-aid, a candy bar - Pam had one in her hand before you could turn around. After six decades in America she retained her perfect upper-class English accent and her inability to say "cents" - it was always "can I borrow fifty p (for pence) for the trolley, dear?" She was proud of her own children, both grown by the time we met; her daughter had stayed in England, married, and given Pam grandchildren, while her son Ben became a well known jazz musician in the US. Divorced, aging and lonely, living on her mother's dwindling soundtrack record royalties and a small pension, Pam was taking art classes at LACC when she heard about the Pickering family's need for a nanny for the kids, and so we met. She was loving, generous and had lots of the proverbial good intentions, and told me fascinating stories of her unusual childhood in London and New York. My two small children and her three charges spent a lot of play time together, as Pam and I sat on park benches or took them to amusement parks and pony rides.
With the passing of the years the Pickering kids grew up, Bob died of cancer, and Pam drifted away from my life; we had lunch together a few times, but eventually she returned to England. We corresponded for a few more years, until she too became ill; her daughter cared for her until the end. I only found out she was gone when several unanswered letters in a row finally drew a reply telling me that she had died two years before! I wish I had a photo of her; it never occurred to me to take one, and although I did find one of her in an old biography of her mother on a back shelf in a second-hand bookstore, it was taken when she was about ten, and so doesn't really reflect the person I remember so fondly.
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I’ve been thinking about Robert Palmer a lot the past few days, as the anniversary of his passing comes around, a new book of his collected writings has just been published, and yet another year goes by without him. Nobody will ever know how lucky I was to have this incredibly special person as a friend. He had the most open ears of anyone I’ve ever known, and did his best to pry mine loose (without, I’m sorry to say, ever really succeeding). “What the HELL is that noise?” I’d ask as he played some foreign-sounding stuff in a language I didn’t recognize. “Oh, Mary Katherine, it’s pygmy rain chants!” he’d reply, evidently expecting me to react as if it was the Holy Grail, which maybe to him it was. I’m a four-four person, and he was way out there in the land of seven-nine where I knew I was never going to be able to follow. Fortunately, he spoke my language even though I couldn’t speak his, so we communicated in what was probably the musical equivalent of baby-talk to him, although he was always too kind to say so.
Bob was a good friend, and I cared a great deal about him, but his addictions scared the crap out of me. I was single-parenting two small children, and was dead set against them coming into contact with drugs of any kind; during the many times he came west to stay for weeks at a time at my apartment in Hollywood, he drank cough syrup by the pint to ease the uncontrollable pain without violating my rules. When that didn’t cut it he went out to score, never bringing anything back with him beyond the glazed look in his eyes that told me that at least for the moment he didn’t hurt any more.
And drugs or no drugs, he could write; words came pouring out of him like water out of the Grand Coulee Dam. As chief pop critic of the New York Times and Rolling Stone, he wrote record reviews, live concert reviews, chapters on whatever the current book in progress was and still found time to write me four, five, or six-page single-spaced typed letters, all of which I still have, talking about whatever wonderful music he was listening to, shows he was seeing and people he was meeting along the way. His enthusiasm was contagious and his unlimited love of music was profound. He also had the amazing ability to write in his head, without benefit of (in those days) a typewriter. We went to the first night of Bob Dylan’s Saved tour, up in San Francisco, and after we got back to our hotel room he said, “Okay, now I have to turn in the review.” Neither of us had taken notes during the show, and we had driven up from L.A. with no typewriter, so I expected to see at least a notebook come out and the process begin. Nope. He picked up the phone and called a number at the New York Times, spoke for a moment to someone he knew, and then was connected to a tape recorder, into which he began dictating, cold, with no notes. “Bob Dylan D-y-l-a-n comma whose current concert tour opened last night at the Warfield W-a-r-f-i-e-l-d Theater in San Francisco comma displayed an unusual sense of…” and on it went, a long, at least ten-paragraph review into which without pause or hesitation he inserted punctuation cues, paragraph breaks and created a little literary masterpiece. I was frozen into silence, afraid to break the flow, but as soon as he put the phone down he casually resumed the conversation we’d been having before he made the call. I was floored, and humbled. If that’s what being a real writer meant, I knew I’d never get there.
I got particularly lucky when, as he was working on Deep Blues, he came to stay with me during a dry spell and I offered to compile the discography for the back of the book, to take that laundry-list chore off his hands. He lit up like a Christmas tree, and we sat crosslegged on my living room floor pulling albums off my shelves and sorting them into piles of “yes” and “no.” But then things went really dry, and he went back to New York with no sign that the book would ever be finished. A few phone calls later, I was getting really worried; the publisher, unreasonably enough, was demanding the finished manuscript, which was already months late. I went to New York and stayed with Bob and his ginger cat Snooky, who were, for the moment, living like two crusty old bachelors in a penthouse apartment that looked like it had been through the blitz.
The manuscript was in chaos. Two lately-finished chapters which he had sent to me for proofreading I had brought back to New York with me and were sitting in plain view on the coffee table, but where was the rest of it? Ah. Part of it was on top of the refrigerator. Of course. And another chapter in the bedroom, having evidently been thrown against a wall, because the pages were all over the room. My role was clear: den mother, nanny, whatever you want to call it, he needed to finish the damn book, and I simply refused to leave New York until he did. And then, a miracle. A week later it was done, all was in perfect order, and I typed the final pages of the discography on his machine, trying to pretend I didn’t see the hypodermic needles in the trash can.
Then I got really lucky; I got to work with him. When I was asked by MCA Records’ Andy McKaie to compile and annotate a box set of the Chess Recordings of Muddy Waters, I agreed, but suggested Bob do the notes; he had done so much research on Muddy during the writing of Deep Blues that I figured he could write them in his sleep. I sent him a list of the tracks I had chosen, and he made a couple of excellent suggestions for changes. Then we waited for the notes. And we waited, and waited. In desperation I started to write them myself, figuring that when his finally arrived we could dump mine.
What kind of mojo he used I don’t know, but when his notes finally showed up they were an absolutely perfect segue from what I had already written; not a thought duplicated, not a redundant sentence in the lot. Andy simply used my notes and his, side by side, a perfect fit. The resulting Grammy Award nomination for Best Liner Notes was, Bob assured me, for both of us, but I knew better. The Grammy certificate on my wall has both our names on it, but it was his words that made mine shine.
When he was in L.A. he often guest-hosted my blues radio show. Since his own collection was three thousand miles away, he’d go through my shelves, pulling out albums I’d forgotten I owned and choosing tracks that I had no idea were on them, always bringing something fresh and insightful to the studio and revitalizing my own programming style for weeks after each visit. If I was working on liner notes while he was here he’d make helpful suggestions, untangle sentences, offer comments, but never condescendingly, from the New York Times/Rolling Stone critic to the neophyte. He did me the honor of always treating me as a colleague, and sometimes made me believe I deserved it.
When, five or so years before his death, he moved to my favorite city in the world, New Orleans, we saw each other more regularly. I’d make the cross-country train journey a couple of times a year; we’d meet for lunch or dinner, and I’d fuss at him for not taking better care of his health as we walked, ever more slowly, through the streets of the French Quarter. I knew he had abused his body pretty thoroughly for many years but had no idea, until quite near the end, that he was so seriously ill. He always brushed aside my concerns and questions about his health, and insisted instead that I tell him what shows I had seen, what new records I’d gotten for review, and what reissues I was working on.
And then one day he simply told me the truth. We were sitting on a park bench in Jackson Square in the pale New Orleans winter sunlight, and he looked me in the eye and said that he wanted me to know how much our friendship had always meant to him, and my heart stopped. I knew, but I didn’t want to know. He was very reassuring; I was not to worry, Yoko Ono had offered financial assistance, and he was going back to New York to have a liver transplant. Everything would be fine.
We talked regularly from then on, and two days before he died I spoke to him for the last time. He had recently married JoBeth Britton, an amazing woman who had somehow managed to get him to clean up his act, eat healthier food and take better care of himself, but she couldn’t work miracles. His body was disintegrating before her eyes, and the doctors wouldn’t, couldn't, do a transplant until his health stabilized.
From his hospital bed he told me that he loved JoBeth and that she was aware of his end of life wishes and would see that they were carried out. We said all the things that old friends say to each other when they know it’s for the last time and are given the chance. I somehow kept my voice steady as I agreed with him that it was probably not necessary, and yes, he was probably going to be fine, but that it was good, nonetheless, to say them. I was surprised to find, as I hung up, that tears were pouring down my face. Two days later JoBeth called to let me know that she was honoring his wishes and taking him off life support.
And then I got the phone call that he was gone, and a call asking me for a quote. Then another, and another, and I took the phone off the hook and sat down to work on some liner notes. It seemed somehow the right way to remember him. Still does.
*****
A funny story about how I met Dick Waterman:
I was then working at The Ash Grove, which at that time block-booked artists for 6 nights, Tuesday-Sunday, and was dark on Monday, or occasionally there would be special events (political gatherings, art shows, community events, whatever) on Monday nights. So if an artist came out from Texas or Mississippi or the Appalachias or wherever, they could play a little network that existed back then, 6 nights in San Diego at the Sign of the Sun, Monday off as a travel day, 6 nights in L.A. at the Ash Grove, Monday off as a travel day, 6 nights in Berkeley at the Jabberwock or the Cabale, and so forth all the way north to Portland and Seattle, and then home. This made the long journey to the west coast more financially workable for them, back in the days when most travel, especially by folk and blues musicians, was done by Greyhound Bus.
Dick Waterman was then a respected booking agent in Cambridge, MA, running his Avalon Productions and representing a lot of traditional blues artists (this was before he became Bonnie Raitt's manager and also before he started handling Buddy Guy & Jr. Wells). Many of the artists he booked would play at the Ash Grove, and the pattern was that he would call up and say "I have Son House (or Skip James, or Fred MacDowell, or Mississippi John Hurt, or whoever) coming to the west coast; can you do a week in June?" and then the financial terms and contract issues got done between him and Ed (the owner of the club).
I need to insert a note here, not at all egotistically I assure you, that my speaking voice (the voice he heard on the phone, without being able to see me) is very sultry, and deep, and could be (mis)taken for sexy by some people. A good voice for radio, in fact, which is what I would go on to do some years later.
All right, here it comes, or as Ron Thomason would say, I told you that to tell you this:
*****
Jim and Guy and I were sitting at the coffee shop on my hillside this afternoon, and the conversation wandered around, as it does; and Jim and I shared some apple pie, as we do; and after an hour or so Jim got up to go have dinner with Ian and then go with him to the noir film series at the Egyptian, and Guy got up to go off for a walk, and I came home. And these quiet little times that don't have any heavy meaning, that are just the everyday connections that I make with friends, have become part of the brightly colored patchwork of my life. I have been sitting in almost the same spot at that same coffee shop for nearly forty-five years; back when I first started going there my daughter Jennifer (45 on her next birthday) was barely old enough to sit up in a highchair, and she drew patterns in her cracker crumbs on the highchair's silver tray. It was just one long soda fountain counter then, with one waitress, my dear old friend Addie, who later, when I was alone and pregnant with Josh (who'll be 38 on his next one) threw me the baby shower that brought me so much that I needed. Addie, by then in her seventies, still came trudging up the hill to unlock the place and start the first pot of coffee at 6:00 every morning, until the day she didn't, and her sister-in-law Frances the cook and Milton, then the assistant cook, called and called but got no answer so finally went down the street to her apartment and found her on the floor, all dressed for work and with her apron over her arm, blown out painlessly like a candle by God before she could get out her front door. And I remember when they expanded the place after Addie died, put in tables and chairs and booths, and how Berta, my dear friend from the Village who had come out to L.A. to join me in working at the Ash Grove, went to work at the coffee shop after the club closed, and she taught Milton how to make eggs Benedict, and being a New York woman she made them put egg creams on the menu too, and eventually they hired a bunch more waitresses, who've come and gone through the years, each with a life and a story someone should write. I've known every waitress by name; I know which one worked extra shifts so that she and her husband could put a down payment on a house that had to be near a good school for her son; I know which one worked two jobs and single-parented a kid, which one came in to work on even the warmest days wearing long sleeved tops that didn't always hide the bruises on her arms, and which one has been sober for over a year now, and how hard that is for her. I know that European tourists aren't used to tipping, because they don't have that custom there, and that when you stand on your feet eight hours a day for minimum wage, every dollar that you don't get makes a difference. I know Monique, the weekend hostess/cashier, who lost her dearly-loved father to cancer and then single-handedly cared for her mother for years, seeing her drift ever-further away into the long goodbye of Alzheimer's Disease until she too finally died, and how Monique watched the Neptune Society boat out of sight and then straightened her shoulders and went to work to get her Extras Union card so she could make some money, and now every time she has a few flashing seconds of film (even way in the background) on a network TV show, everyone in the canyon tunes in to watch. And I know Milton and Miguel, the cooks, and I know that Milton has diabetes and isn't supposed to eat sweets, so when I bring back pralines from New Orleans for everyone I just break off a tiny bite of one for him instead of giving him a whole one. And I know that his wife Margo had surgery recently, but is doing better now, thanks, and I know that he has an adult daughter who's a quadraplegic in an assisted living facility, and that paying for her care is a big part of why at long past retirement age he still stands on his feet ten hours a day in a tiny kitchen where in the summer it's over 100 degrees every day, and although he has never taken a vacation day in thirty years he always has a smile for everyone and always remembers that I like my french fries well done and my fruit salad without any canteloupe. And I know Miguel's son Ernie, who used to work there on weekends when he was in high school, handing out menus and seating people. And I know the busboys and the dishwashers and their families and their stories; Rafael has a small son back in Mexico, and he sends home money to his wife every week. I know many of the "regulars" who eat there every day (and I remember the ones who've died, too, like Paul Pepper, who couldn't stop smoking until it was too late, and John Nolan, a really good writer who hand-carved the wooden sign that hangs over the door and who died in the doorway of his apartment upstairs from the coffee shop of a massive heart attack one sunny morning, and John Milford, who built the booths when he was between acting jobs). It's a community in the best sense of the word, because whenever somebody in the canyon sells a story or sells a painting or gets a speaking part or places a script or gets an advance from a publisher or sweats out an audition for a role in a tiny non-Equity theater, everyone congratulates them on their success. And when there's an occasional celebrity sighting (Kevin Costner used to stop in now and then, and Jennifer saw Jessica Simpson once, and Lord help us all Lindsay Lohan used to live just two blocks up the hill, and having paparazzi and helicopters there every damn day made it hard to get through the one lane canyon street I live on, so nobody was really thrilled about having her there, but we all agreed that it was better than when Madonna lived up here and built a helipad on her front lawn, because when she sold her house and moved away they practically had a block party to celebrate) everyone is very cool until they pay their check and leave, and then it's "wow, did you see who was here?" And I know that most late afternoons when I get home from work Jim will be there, and we'll talk, or share sections of the paper, or I'll bring him the latest issue of Blues & Rhythm, or we'll do the crossword puzzle together (in ink, of course!), and he'll drink too much coffee and I won't drink any, and on winter days he covers my always-cold hands with his warm ones and we're always comfortable together; and whenever I walk in the cafe door on a weekend morning there's a chorus from them all of "good morning, Mary Katherine!" that makes me feel, as I am, at home.
*****
I haven't written much here about my friend Stevenson Palfi, but I've been thinking about him a lot lately. He was a good friend of mine, a smart, funny, devilishly handsome guy who became like a brother to me. We met and fell passionately in like while he was shooting his Professor Longhair documentary called Piano Players Rarely Ever Play Together, a prizewinning film that's just recently become available on DVD, and if you've never seen it and love New Orleans and its music I highly recommend it. Stevenson had moved from his native Chicago to New Orleans after spending a summer there working at the front desk of the Maison DeVille Hotel in the French Quarter. The hotel was close to Preservation Hall, and he found himself drawn to an 80-something year old banjo player named Manny Sayles (Emmanuel, really, but everyone called him Manny) who was a longtime member of the Preservation Hall Jazz Band; Manny became the subject of one of Stevenson's earliest music documentaries. He met his lovely wife Polly Waring there, and not long after I met them they rejoiced in the birth of their daughter, my darling Nell.
Anyway, Stevenson and I became close friends; we joked and flirted our way harmessly through the possible pitfalls of a relationship that was always determinedly platonic, and whenever he was in L.A. or I was in New Orleans we spent a lot of time together. Life went on, things changed, he and Polly separated and eventually divorced, but our friendship continued for about twenty years. When my dear friend Keith and I would visit New Orleans the two of them would go off to visit the local bars together, and I was really glad that they, too, ended up with a friendship that enriched both their lives. When Keith died of a massive heart attack in March of 2005, it was Stevenson who let me cry, and cry, and cry, and in a series of late night phone calls he helped me start to heal from that awful loss.
And then, barely six months after Keith died, came Hurricane Katrina, and then the levees broke. Stevenson's house was on Banks Street in Mid-City, the area which other than the 9th Ward was hardest hit in all New Orleans. He was forced to evacuate, ending up in Tunica, Mississippi for several weeks. When he was finally allowed back into the city it was to find that his home, which was also his office and editing facility, had taken eight feet of standing water, and nearly everything he owned was destroyed.
He had homeowners insurance, he told me in a series of breathless phonecalls, but was having a hard time trying to collect. He spent every morning for over two months wearing hip boots, rubber gloves and a protective mask, cleaning out the filthy, stinking, toxic, mold-covered mess that had once been his home, and then spent every afternoon on any working phone he could find, calling various insurance companies, trying to slog his way through the bureaocracy and put through his claims. It was enough to make anyone depressed, but Stevenson had other problems as well, which long predated the flood. He had not been able to work for quite some time; two car accidents, one close upon the other, had left him with a shattered collarbone and shoulder that never really healed properly, and lifting the heavy videocamera with which he made his living became first painful, and finally impossible. He had a half-finished documentary in the works about New Orleans musician Allen Toussaint, and it was becoming clear that he was not going to be able to finish it, despite having gone into debt and borrowed money to make it. The medication that the doctors had given him for a lower back injury also caused by the car crash had unintended physical side effects which left him more depressed than before.
Since the flood, with his own home unlivable, he had been staying with his former wife Polly, and one evening in December 2005 while she was out of the house he stole the gun she kept for protection. A few days later, on December 14, he went back to his house; after writing a four page longhand letter in which he absolved those he loved of responsibility and railed against FEMA and the insurance companies for their lack of understanding and assistance, he left the note on his desk, went upstairs, lay down on his bed and put the gun in his mouth and pulled the trigger.
There's no good way to find out that kind of news, but I found out about it in maybe the worst way possible; an anonymous email from a stranger, the morning after his death, saying something along the lines of "sorry to hear about your friend Stevenson." I was stunned, and scared - wait, what? sorry to hear WHAT?? - and then began the long and difficult quest for solid information. Less than three months after Katrina, few people in New Orleans had working telephone service yet; I called his house line and his home-office line and left increasingly frantic messages on his machines. Polly's phone wasn't working, and Nell wasn't answering her cell, but I finally reached Barry Smith at the Louisiana Music Factory, who confirmed that it was true.
Parents who commit suicide leave lasting scars on their children; it's a deep, dark, harsh, hardly forgiveable sin, and it casts a shadow over subsequent generations that never really goes away. When you hear someone say, "My grandfather committed suicide before I was born," the statement itself speaks of enormous, somehow contagious, incurable, inheritable pain. Those left behind feel profound guilt and self-reproach (how could I have talked to Stevenson less than a week before he killed himself and heard nothing in his voice, even though at that point he had already stolen the gun he was going to use? How could I have been so self-involved that all those times he told me how hard it was to throw out the accumulated possessions of a lifetime because the mold had rendered them untouchable, I didn't hear the cry for help behind the words? Why did someone so popular and with so many friends -- there were hundreds of people at his memorial service -- pick up a gun instead of picking up a phone?) and eventually anger at someone I once loved so much, ranging from "how could you do this?" to "how could you do this to me?" to the ultimate unanswerable question, "how could you do this to Nell?"
Nell was the joy of his life, a bright, shining, goldenhaired child who was not supposed to live. When she was born, with a combination of birth defects any one of which would have stunned most new fathers into silence, Stevenson refused to believe the doctors who said she wouldn't make it (they had been right the two previous times that Polly had given birth, first to their stillborn son and then to a premature daughter who lived only an hour). He paid no attention; he went into the pediatric emergency room and picked up the tiny child who, in her baby pictures, has so many tubes and wires attached to her that you cannot see a human being at all, and he said "this child will LIVE." He held her, talked to her constantly, willed her to live by simply refusing to believe that she would die. For the first three months he and Polly never left her alone. Nurses and doctors came, shook their heads, and went, but Stevenson and Polly stayed with Nell, praying constantly, calling specialists all over the country, and telling her and everyone else who'd listen that everything that was wrong with her was going to be fixed and that she was going to be fine. Fourteen staggering operations and six years later, the child who had been pronounced brain-dead at birth started first grade, right on schedule with the other children her age; the child who doctors originally said was in a permanent vegetative state and would never be able to walk, talk, read or write ended up dancing her way lightly through elementary school, then high school, and finally entered LSU in Baton Rouge; she would have graduated college with honors with the rest of her class if her father hadn't derailed her education and her life by putting that gun in his mouth. She was only eighteen when he died, and she will never get over it. She will never be the same person again; she adored her father, and when he killed himself the light in her eyes just went out. I still see her every time I go to New Orleans; we maintain the tradition that we started when she was just a little girl, of having one nice "dressup" dinner together in a fancy retaurant during my stay; but she doesn't want to talk about Stevenson. She doesn't want to hear how much he loved her or how important she was to him. She sits quietly, always unfailingly courteous to her father's old friend, looking at her plate, picking at her food, and occasionally glancing at her watch under the table where she thinks I won't see her, wondering how much longer she'll have to stay. When I ask her, with the easy familiarity of someone who has known her all her life, what her own plans for the future are, when she might start looking for a job, or when she might be going back to college, she just shrugs and doesn't answer.
The last time I was there she gave me a reliquary with some of Stevenson's ashes in it, and a container of more of his ashes which, when the time is right, I'll be putting into the ocean at Malibu, where we loved to go for long walks. I'm trying to think of the right words to say when I release his ashes into the water, maybe some perfect poem or song lyric, but all these years later the only words I can find to say to him are still just "how could you do this?"
*****
Hard to believe that when I wake up tomorrow morning Eliza will be one year old. Like all grandmothers, I think it's gone by too fast. The first year has been full of adventures for all of us as we got to know the new person in our lives. Together we've been through colic, teething, learning to sit up by herself, holding her own bottle, learning to crawl, to eat (semi) solid food, to pull herself up to a standing position, to stand all by herself - and taking a bath in the big bathtub, with a great deal of splashing and giggling. She can't talk, but she can make herself known - da means daddy, ba means bottle (and sometimes banana), and keys, oddly enough, clearly means keys. And puff means, not a magic dragon, but a baby food item called puffs. She can point to things, and she knows her books and lots of the words and pictures in them. She's already, in just her first year, been to Disneyland, had a limo ride, and is close pals with both Elmo and Minnie Mouse. She loves her Baby Einstein videos, and to sit on my lap and play patty-cake and sing "the itsy bitsy spider." She loves to play in her bouncer and to go on walks (well, she rides in her stroller like a princess while the rest of us walk) to the park near her house or to the coffee shop on my hillside, where she sits on Jim's lap and charms the waitresses and gets pureed carrots all over herself and anyone else who ventures too near. She loves her mommy and her daddy and her aunt Jennifer and me, and we love her right back. This is the best adventure; as I see the winding down of own my life coming slowly around the horizon, watching this little girl grow and play is a lot of fun. I used to say that my children were my stealth bombs to the future - that I had raised amazing kids who were good human beings and would make the world a better place. I was right about that - and now they are carrying it on with yet another generation. I sent Eliza home the other night wrapped in a blanket that I had wrapped her father in 33 years ago; Jennifer found an old photo of Josh strapped into his carrier with that same blanket keeping him warm.
Parenting has lots of ways it can go, and I was very lucky that my kids turned out so well despite, or because of, their slightly unorthodox single-mother upbringing. You have a lot of choices in parenting; if you are abused as a child, you can choose to perpetuate it by handing it down to your own children, or you can choose to break the cycle of abuse by giving them nothing but love. I chose to look very hard at the way I was raised, and to take from it every good and fun and wonderful thing that happened and pass those things along to my own children; and I then took every bad thing that happened and made a specific and concerted effort to eliminate the negative stuff from my vocabulary of parenting skills. For instance, my maternal grandmother, whom I adored, was a racist from the word go, and I am grateful that her frequent verbal expressions of prejudice never became part of my own mindset. My own children never heard those words until they started school, and it was a point of pride with me that they had no idea what the words meant when they first heard them, and had to come to me for a definition! Babies are not born hating babies of other races. Prejudice and hatred are learned behaviors, and babies learn them from their parents. We are responsible for who our children are; when they are born they are like blank pieces of paper, and what we write on them is part of who they will become. I am incredibly proud of the people my children have grown into. And now Josh is taking every good and fun and wonderful thing from his own childhood and giving it to Eliza, and is also remembering my frequent mistakes and vowing not to repeat them. At this rate we will have perfect children in just another generation or two!
Any minute now Eliza will be learning to walk, and then look out, world, here she comes!
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HERE ARE SOME OTHER INTERESTING MUSIC-RELATED PLACES TO VISIT.
BluegrassAssociation of Southern California
New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival
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