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Robert Stanley - The Roadman left a comment for Mississippi Blue Jul 4

Mississippi Blue commented on the video My absolute favorite song! Jul 3

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Mississippi Blue started a discussion called Carey Bell : A Great And Nice Mississippi Saxophone Legend! in Blues Legends Jun 22

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About Me:: Mississippi Blue is a fanatical Bluesfan and began in summer 1998 with the first public scenes and presents the world of the Deltablues. Mississippi Blue plays instumentale pieces in the style of Rev. Gary Davis, Blind Boy Fuller, Kerry Mills as well as piano pieces of Scott Joplin on Dobro and Acoustic guitar . With Many Stories and Legends about the music and their creators.

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At 11:32pm on July 3rd, 2008, Robert Stanley - The Roadman said…: =============================================== Hey Mississippi!

You're my friend on MySpace and now here too. Cool. Nice guitar work. Keep it up!

Peace, Love, Rockabluesic!
Robert Stanley - The Roadman

www.roadmanshammer.com

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At 5:45pm on June 8th, 2008, Daniel Rogers said…: I Love Filthy Rich=

You play BEAUTIFUL Acoustic Guitar=

KEEP IT GOIN!!!

Danny Rogers
Chicago IL

At 3:03pm on June 7th, 2008, Will Cornell said…: Mr. Mississippi:hope all's well. You left a great comment on my page a few months ago...I'd like your opinion on the new track I uploaded on my page...it's a version of the old Canned Heat tune "On The Road Again" feat. my hurdy-gurdy in addition to harmonica. Could this be a historical first? I'm not aware of any other blues based artist ever using one...and the #1 'gurdy player in the world (Nigel Eaton) tells me he's never played blues with his. Lemme know what you think

At 2:59pm on May 29th, 2008, Daniel Rogers said…: 25th Annual Chicago Blues Festival, June 5-8, 2008 in Grant Park

The Mayor's Office of Special Events has completed announcing the headliners for this year's festival:

Thursday, June 5: Guitarist and singer Johnny Winter will make his first appearance at the Chicago Blues Festival since the inaugural event in 1984. He'll be part of the opening night celebration of Muddy Waters on Thursday, June 5th, sharing the spotlight with "Superharp" James Cotton and others.

Friday, June 6: The Queen of the Blues, Koko Taylor (joined by her Blues Machine) headlines on Friday night, along with a set by Eddy "The Chief" Clearwater. There will also be a tribute to the past with a set featuring Ruby Andrews, Cicero Blake and Jackie Ross.

Saturday, June 7: Buckwheat Zydeco will headline on Saturday. The 60-year-old accordionist will bring one of the classic sounds of New Orleans to the stage. Also appearing that night will be Chicago favorite Lil' Ed & The Blues Imperials, the 2007 Band of the Year at the Blues Music Awards.

Sunday, June 8: Just announced to close the festival on Sunday June 8th will be the legendary B.B. King, making his first appearance at the festival in over 20 years. Other headliners on the final night include keyboardist Little Willie Littlefield, guitarist Bobby Parker and vocalist Karen Carroll, who performs with Charlie Love and Lurrie Bell.

At 5:46pm on May 26th, 2008, Roddy Gordon said…: thanks for the Alvin video
Roddy

At 11:30am on May 26th, 2008, Ken Pustelnik said…: Hi Mississippi Blue ;
Another fine video for the site,
thanks for posting.
Ken Pustelnik

At 3:03pm on May 20th, 2008, Pete Thomas said…: Hi Mr. Blue.. thx for adding me..
Yep, Ken's right.. have a listen to Jo Anne Kelly.. she recorded some wonderful stuff that I'm sure you'll like.
Take it easy!