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“Elizabeth Lynn Kilrain – Dancing the Blues in San Diego!”

on this episode of Jack Dappa Blues Heritage Podcast, I speak with Elizabeth Lynn Kilrain about her journey with Blues Dancing and her organization Blue Note SD who's mantra is: "Dancing the Blues in San Diego!" The mission of her organization is exploring,…

Alternative Music Uncategorized

Blues Dance NY – Odysseus Bailer

Published By: Lamont Jack Pearley On this episode, I speak to Actor, Historian and Blues Dance NY Instructor/Dj Odysseus Bailer on the importance of Blues Dance to the tradition of the Blues People, and the great program and community of Blues Dance NY,…

Black Traditional Music Practitioners FIELD RECORDINGS

SHELTON KOTTON POWE JR

BLACK FOLK MUSIC: GOD IS GOOD, VOL. 1 - SHELTON KOTTON POWE JR Jack Dappa Blues Heritage Preservation Foundation releases it's first album of our Field Recording series. Check out Shelton Kotton Powe Jr. He's a current Black Traditional Music Practitioner. “ The…

New Age

We The Blues People F/ Marquis Knox

Published By: Lamont Jack Pearley “We The Blues People” is a biweekly broadcast produced and hosted by Jack Dappa Blues Public Media, in partnership with Knox Entertainment located in St. Louis, which is a live feed broadcast that discusses events and laws from the past…

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The Black Spirituals Are The Expressions of Freedom

Published By: Lamont Jack Pearley On this episode, I speak with Reverend, Dr. Derrick McQueen, New Testament Scholar and Black Spirituals Historian about how The Black Spirituals Are The Expression of Freedom, along with the history of the Black Spirituals, it's importance and it's truly…

R&B / Soul

NAMA Harlem’s Rich History

Published By: Lamont Jack Pearley NAMA Harlem, also known as The New Amsterdam Musical Association is a staple of the Harlem community as it is with the History of African American Music, Entertainment and Heritage. On this episode, Arthur Brown, Vice President of the legendary…

Blues Featured

African American Tribal Music – The Emancipation

Published By: Lamont Jack Pearley The Jan 1, 1863 Emancipation Proclamation of President Lincoln is a very important mark for the Blues People as it would forever change the dynamic of the African American experience and interactions in America, as well as the…

Blues Featured

Treme – African American Tribal Music and The Black Experience

Published By: Lamont Jack Pearley Most people don’t think to associate the word Tribe or Tribal with African American. For the most part, African and Native American usually comes to mind. However, the irony of the names “African American” and “Native American” are really names…

European Music (Folk/Pop)

Shirley Moody Turner – African American Educator, Writer and Folklorist

Published By: Lamont Jack Pearley I have the honor to speak with Shirley Moody Turner, an associate professor of English and African American Studies. She is the author of Black Folklore and the Politics of Racial Representation, co-editor of Contemporary African American Literature: The Living…

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Mighty Mo Rodgers – Preserving Blues, Bridging Gaps

Published by: Lamont Jack Pearley On this episode I speak with Mighty Mo Rodgers who is a record Producer, Blues man and advocate for Blues history and African American heritage. Mighty Mo Rodgers Is A Remarkably Original Singer/Songwriter Who's Shaped His Life Experiences Into A Terrifically…

Blues Radio

Lounge Radio

“Elizabeth Lynn Kilrain – Dancing the Blues in San Diego!”

Blues Dance NY – Odysseus Bailer

SHELTON KOTTON POWE JR

We The Blues People F/ Marquis Knox

The Black Spirituals Are The Expressions of Freedom

NAMA Harlem’s Rich History

African American Tribal Music – The Emancipation

Treme – African American Tribal Music and The Black Experience

Shirley Moody Turner – African American Educator, Writer and Folklorist

Mighty Mo Rodgers – Preserving Blues, Bridging Gaps

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