Bad Dog Blues Update - January Update

Bad Dog Blues Update - January Update

am 29.12.2005 22:25:47 von Jeff

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Reviews:
Eddie Burns, Otis Rush, Betty LaVette, Tail Dragger, Eddie Hinton,
Artie "Blues Boy" White plus a trio of Hurricane Katrina benefit CD's.

Special Features:
A look at the year in blues.

Essential Features:
Our picks for the best new blues records and reissues for 2005.

This Month's Features:
Tune in Jan. 1st as Gary & Jeff countdown their picks for best new
blues records and reissues of 2005.

On Jan.15th from 12-3 PM we will be hosting our annual open house down
at the WITR studios. We invite our listeners to come on down and meet
the hosts of Bad Dog Blues plus get a chance to have some food and pick
up a couple of free blues CD's. Visit our website for more details.

Tune in Jan. 22nd @ 1:00 PM as we interview pianist Barrelhouse Chuck.
Chuck has played with just about everyone on the Chicago scene and has
been mentored by Sunnyland Slim and Little Brother Montgomery. Chuck's
new CD, 'Slowdown Sundown', was one of the best blues records of 2005.

We have improved our archived shows section with loads of blues shows
available for listening. Shows are posted the same day as the
broadcast. In recent shows we've featured live in studio performances
by Beale Street Blues Band, Joe Likley, interviews with Charles (Big
Daddy) Stallings, Chick Willis, Duke Robillard, Roy C plus recent
features on Esther Phillips, Big Mama Thornton, Pee Wee Crayton, Guitar
Slim, Jr. Wells and Mickey Baker.

Advertising space is now available on Bad Dog Blues. We're currently
receiving well over 7,000 hits per month to the main page, with
visitors from around the world. All ads include a link to your web
site. Check our rate card at www.baddogblues.com/adinfo.htm.

Remember Bad Dog Blues airs every Sunday 10:00 AM-3:00 PM (EST) from
WITR Radio 89.7, Rochester, NY. All past reviews and features are
available at www.baddogblues.com/archives.htm.

Thanks for checking us out and make sure to tell your friends.

Thanks,

Jeff Harris
www.baddogblues.comI got my copy a couple of days ago.
My initial reactions are:

Positive things:
The band are sounding very enthusiastic and its a very good performance.
Sound quality is much better than the hall of Fame CD.

Negative things:
I feel that Norda's flute playing is far too precise for this type of music.
Possibly a Jazz flute player would have been a better choice.