Gus Thornton: Keeping the Blues Alive
Written by Bob Baugh – September 11, 2017 Originally published in the Bluesletter and Big City Rhythm & Blues Magazine. When Gus Thornton’s Momma showed him
Written by Bob Baugh – September 11, 2017 Originally published in the Bluesletter and Big City Rhythm & Blues Magazine. When Gus Thornton’s Momma showed him
By music journalist Bob Baugh Glenn Changar While stationed in Ft. Bragg NC in 1974 Glenn Changer used the last five bucks from a month’s
Michael Higgins at the MATI .:: Marquise Knox & The Funky Butt Brass Band closing down Music At The Intersection in front of a packed
A ‘Guide to experiencing the Blues in St. Louis‘, from St. Louis Magazine. STLBlues appreciates all the highlights they include, and of course the STLBlues.net
A great blues guitarist and pianist, Henry Townsend grew up near Cairo, Illinois. After moving to St. Louis, he made his first record in 1929.
Tom Hall and Alice Spencer (T and A, or T&A), are no strangers to the music scene of St. Louis. Both are longtime veterans of
By Bob Baugh, July 2022(photo credits: Color – Bob Baugh, B/W Reed Radcliffe) Carolyn Mason was doing a Sunday afternoon performance at the National Blues
It’ll be a cool happening from 3-6pm on July 7th at the elegant Sheldon Concert Hall, in celebration of one of St. Louis’ most beloved
STLBluesTALENT is pleased to share the efforts of the St. Louis Blues Society, it’s world class – just like the music!! The St. Louis Blues