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Muddy Waters home gets final Landmarks Commission approval, moves to City Council

Muddy Waters home gets final Landmarks Commission approval, moves to City Council
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South Side home of blues legend Muddy Waters a step closer to city landmark status

The home in North Kenwood where blues legend Muddy Waters lived was granted preliminary landmark status by the Commission on Chicago Landmarks on Thursday. A great-granddaughter is converting the property at 4339 S. Lake Park Ave. into The MOJO Muddy Waters House Museum.

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Hank Crawford - After Dark (10 tracks) +Album Reviews

Hank Crawford My Babe - Hank Crawford, Dixon, Willie [1] Share Your Love With Me - Hank Crawford, Braggs, Al Git It! - Hank Crawford, Sparks, Melvin TAin t Nobody s Bizness If I Do - Hank Crawford, Grainger, Porter Our Day Will Come - Hank Crawford, Garson, Mort Mother Nature - Hank Crawford, Crawford, Hank That s All - Hank Crawford, Haymes, Bob St. Louis Blues - Hank Crawford, Handy, W.C. Beale Street After Dark - Hank Crawford, Crawford, Hank Amazing Grace - Hank Crawford, Newton, John [Compo Re-Release Date: 8/18/1998 (4 out of 5 stars) Hank Crawford s preferred nucleus of a band is back for another solid performance. Melvin Sparks and Bernard Purdie (guitar and drums) can be counted on to deliver solid performances, and they do. The group is rounded out by Danny Mixon (Piano and Organ) and Stanley Banks and Wilbur Bascomb sharing bass responsibilities. The tunes are roughly the same mix of standards and originals as on previous recordings. My Babe , fir

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The Aces helped invent the sound of electric Chicago blues

The Aces helped invent the sound of electric Chicago blues They’re best known as a backing band for Junior Wells and Little Walter, but they took the lead when it came to the future of the genre. Sign up for our newsletters Subscribe Since 2004 Plastic Crimewave (aka Steve Krakow) has used the Secret History of Chicago Music to shine a light on worthy artists with Chicago ties who ve been forgotten, underrated, or never noticed in the first place. When you delve into the history of Chicago blues, you hear a lot about singers, lead guitarists, and harmonica players. But what about rhythm sections? Surely the groove keepers are just as indispensable and just as responsible for advances in the music. Such is the case with the Aces, who are as important to electric urban blues as the Funk Brothers are to Motown s polished pop R&B. When the Great Migration carried Mississippi Delta blues to Chicago in the 1940s, it evolved into the citified postwar sound that s still familiar to l

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Christmas carols, Isan music end troubled year

Christmas carols, Isan music end troubled year Christmas carols, Isan music end troubled year With Covid-19 closing down most concerts this year, and the passing of arts-lover and legend Alfred Pawlin, things still continue, but not in the same way published : 22 Dec 2020 at 04:00 Mick Moloney and the Asian Institute of Technology Catholic Community Choir. John C. Clewley This has been a tough year for everyone involved in the music business, here in Thailand and everywhere else. Since lockdown in March, World Beat has only been able to attend a few concerts; it was only in September that I got to see live music when I saw many national artists perform at the Thailand Cultural Centre. Spare a thought for those in the entertainment business who have had to close bars and lay off staff and musicians in places like Samut Sakhon, where a new outbreak of the Covid-19 virus has struck in the past week.

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