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http://www.cdbaby.com/jumpinjuba To order our latest CD!

http://www.blueheartarchive.com/welcome.htm Eddy B has a fine photo gallery of blues greats, plus he keeps tabs on the North American blues scene.

http://www.livinblues.com/index1.asp  Another comprehensive blues site-- a little history, plus the current scene

http://www.calliope.org/blues/blues1.html A page dedicated to early blues women and the vaudeville or "classic" blues styles.

http://www.moblues.org/cd_rev2.htm  What's up with the blues in America's backyard? You should care! Go here to find news of the mid-west & national blues scene.  They review independent artists. How else are you gonna find out about 'em?

http://www.bostonmusic.com/index.html  For info on the New England music scenes. Includes band listings, live music venues, music teachers, stores, and music-based classified ads. Just a great resource, overall.

http://www.mphase.com/planetd2.htm Planet Dobro a comprehensive web site dedicated to various slide guitar styles and artists, mostly the more famous ones.

http://www.hut.fi/~khagelbe/rory.html Rory Gallagher Home Page The late, great Irish blues-rocker who was such as influence on me during my teen years-a musical link between hard-edged rock and the acoustic styles I eventually pursued.

http://www.earlyblues.com/
Chronology of Blues on Record: a timeline of important pre-WWII blues recordings-who made what title and when. If you're researching blues beginnings, this site is a primer for who to listen at. If you care, check out the "Top 20 Blues" feature, which offers my list of the best early blues.

http://home.earthlink.net/~jaymar41/jammuppTP.html
Jammupp  "The E-zine that remembers the history and the performers that were part of the story of the musical movement that led to the rock and roll age."  This site has very good capsuled histories of R&B performers who were playing rock & roll or something close to it, in the '40s and early '50s, before they were calling it "rock & roll."