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blues & rhythm | magazine – articles, interviews, features and all the latest blues news, cd, dvd and book reviews home welcome to blues & rhythm! blues & rhythm, the gospel truth is published 10 times a year. each issue contains in-depth articles, ground breaking interviews, discographies, regular feature columns and all the latest blues news, cd, dvd and book reviews. blues & rhythm covers the full blues and r&b spectrum from pre and post war blues, rhythm and blues, doo-wop vocal groups, vintage soul and gospel and the contemporary blues scene. order a single issue to order a single issue, please make a paypal payment to [email protected] uk: £6.25; europe: £8.70; rest of world except australasia: £9.75; australasia: £10.00 out now in b&r # 329 grady ‘fats’ jackson: dan kochakian tells the story of grady jackson the 1940s and 1950s atlanta sax legend with new information and photos courtesy of his family. 1940s’ gospel quartets on idenpendent labels: ray templeton looks at 1940s gospel quartets on labels such as bronze, manor, regis, big town and king solomon. joe beard: scott m. bock interviews veteran bluesman joe beard who talks about his early life in mississippi, his time in memphis his freindship with son house in new york. the chicago soul series: number two in robert pruter’s series focuses on 1960s chicago vocal group the blenders. plus: james nixon; babrara alstom; koko mojo r&b and rock and roll reissues; john lee hooker; son seals; words, words, words; under the radar; chris’s curiosities; cd, dvd, & book reviews still available b&r # 328 al duncan: bill greensmith interviewed the legendary drummer al duncan back in 1975. al played on countless blues, r&b and soul sessions from the 1940s through to the 1970s. we publish bill’s extensive interview for the first time. gospel quartets of the 1930s & 1940s: ray templeton looks at the 1930s and 1940s recordings of the selah jubilee singers, the coleman brothers, the southern sons & the harmonizing four in his series ‘ain’t that good news’ – more great gospel music research. floyd phillips: norman darwen has visited his vaults and dusted off an unpublished vintage interview this time with pianist floyd phillips who talks about his days houston in 1950s and 1960s ru-jac records: tony burke looks at four new cd releases of rarities from the vaults of this iconic baltimore r&b and soul label. plus: cliff white, terry evans, eddie shaw, little sam davis, johnny tucker, homesick james, james cotton; words, words, words; under the radar; chris’s curiosities; cd, dvd, vinyl 45s & book reviews still available b&r # 327 quartet superstars of the 1930s: ray templeton looks at the classic early recordings of the golden gate quartet and the heavenly gospel singers in his series ‘ain’t that good news’ – fantastic gospel music research. jimmy liggins part 2 : the second part ot a two part feature by seamus mcgarvey based on tape transcriptions made for jonas bernholm by r&b star with jimmy liggins talking about his recordings and life in the music business. bobby ray watson: t. dewayne moore tells the story of ‘the colonel’ bobby ray watson who helped promote and support the memphis blues revival of the 1960s and 1970s. mattie may thomas: great research by mike daley on the recordings made by this mystery pre-war blues artist. the chicago soul series: the first in a brand news series from robert pruter on rare and obscure chicago artists from the windy city. this issue jospehine taylor. chicago blues in the 1970s: norman darwen reviews storyville’s seven cd ‘chicago blues box number two’ of recordings cut for mcm records including eddie taylor, hip lankchan, magic slim, jimmy dawkins, jimmy johnson and others. off the wall: another double page spread of rare blues and r&b gig posters and flyers – this time from the george moonoogian collection plus: rick hall, art grayson, denise lasalle, preston shannon; jimmy reed box set; words, words, words; under the radar; chris’s curiosities; cd, dvd, vinyl 45s & book reviews still available b&r # 326 jimmy liggins part 1: first part of two parter by seamus mcgarvey based on tape transcriptions made for jonas bernholm by r&b star jimmy liggins talking about his recordings and life in the music business. christine chatman: dan kochakian follows his and dave penny’s research on the great r&b singer and pianist with lots of new information. eastern states quartets: ray templeton’s next feature in this great series of ‘ain’t that good news’ looks at east coast gospel quartets – including mitchell’s christian singers, silver leaf quartet and the biddle university quartet – wonderful historical research. malaco records:: mike stephenson interviews malaco records boss tommy crouch jnr. off the wall: another double page spread of rare blues and r&b gig posters and flyers this time from the mitch diamond collection plus: bay-car festival; lucerne festival; jerron ‘blind boy’ paxton; howard carroll; robert ‘bilbo’ walker; della reece; jon hentricks; words, words, words; under the radar; chris’s curiosities; cd, dvd & book reviews still available b&r # 325 uncle johnny williams: great historical interview by d. thomas moon with the early post war chicago bluesman. fats domino tribute: billy vera pays tribute to the fat man in a three page special feature. birmingham – jefferson county quartets: ray templeton’s second feature in this great series of ‘ain’t that good news’ looking at gospel quartets – fantastic and historical research. extending the blues: b&r contributors recall the days of bootleg blues ep’s – john broven, robin gosden, dave clark, pete goldsmith and others. r. l. boyce: interview and gig report from r.l.’s recent visit to london by mike stephenson & gareth hughes. plus: charles bradley; cedell davis; bunny sigler; smokey holman; mississippi blues festivals; words, words, words; under the radar; chris’s curiosities; cd, dvd & book reviews still available b&r # 324 the ravens: great interview from the vaults by seamus mcgarvey with warren suttles a one time member of the legendary vocal group. jumpin’ in chicago: chris bentley’s extensive review of the new chicago down home blues box set released by weinerworld. the norfolk jubilee quartet: ray templeton kicks off a new series ‘ain’t that good news’ looking at gospel quartets -some great research coming up! mississippi fred mcdowell: chris smith on the new bio-pic of the legendary bluesman the cedar creek sheik: fantastic historical research on this obscure pre-war bluesman by chris smith, tony russell with mary asfaw matthews. plus: harvest blues festival report by charlie hussey; andrew blaze thomas by norman darwen; words, words, words; under the radar; chris’s curiosities; cd, dvd & book reviews still available b&r # 323 jimmy dotson: great interview by keith schoffam with the legendary houston-louisiana bluesman who recorded for zynn, rocko and home of the blues. the bob koester interview part two: second part of mike stephenson’s extensive interview with bob koester about delmark records, jazz record mart, finding sleepy john estes, otis rush, j. b. hutto, jimmy dawkins, magic sam and many more. the paramount gospel singers: great post war gospel research on the early years of the classic bay area quartet by opal louis nations. a day with joe bussard: d. thomas moon interviews the king of record collectors joe bussard about collecting blues and country 78s and the american epic tv series and box set. paul oliver : neil slaven pays tribute the the late paul oliver who died in august. plus: blues festival reports from poretta, gaildorf, briggs farm; gig reports on music maker revue, five blind boys and mr. sipp; l. c. cooke; d. l. menard; william ‘dicey’ galloway; words, words, words; under the radar; chris’s curiosities; cd, dvd & book reviews still available b&r # 322

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