Monthly Archives: June 2007

The News Review:

- Have the blues done left this town
- Music camaraderie power these ocean voyages
- Melissa Neels: in general
- Blues fest: Fresno music event returns after a long hiatus.
- ‘Boo Boo’ Davis: Biggest stars were household names in his home
- Summer’s musical smorgasbord Festivals’ sounds include jazz…

The News Review:

- The Chicago Blues Festival: Past And Present
- Where angels don’t fear to tread
- Joan sborne is ‘one of us’
- June 7-10: Chicago Blues Festival
- SUNDWAVES: Ella zzy Joan Paul and some Pirates

The News Review:

- Beer sales for Strut extended.
- A ne-Light Town Grows Into a Second-Home Hotspot
- Actor James Earl Jones tops book fair guest list
- EDITRIAL: Blues fest is Saturday!(Editorial)

The News Review:

- Ten more bands to perform at Blues Festival
- Roots on the River kicks off tonight
- Topanga blues fest offers music all day long
- Globe South listings

The News Review:

- Blues music that makes you feel good
- reviewjournal.com — Lenny’s Las Vegas
- ‘Just one more’
- Summer of Jazz opens with blues guitarist

The News Review:

- Franciscan Sisters of Christian Charity June Song Free Download…
- Blues bash in Hagerstown
- Is your music band your passion?
- Video View 6/5/07
- The fficial/Unofficial Hamptons.com Music Calendar for 2007
- New Music Tuesdays: Paul McCartney The Long Blondes
- Shock for the Stripes

The News Review:

- Ready for take off
- Drizzle and blues in the park
- Ian McEwan: The Major Motion Picture

The News Review:

- Joan Armatrading on Getting ‘Into the Blues’
- Frankie Knuckles does Chicago
- Blues fans stand up
- Redfish Leave Music Singing The Blues

The News Review:

- Ready for take off
- Blues Festival Winds Down For 2007
- Bluegrass to Blues June 2nd 2007
- Archived Stories Blues lovers come downtown for Blues Fest
- Wide-eyed and dreamy

The News Review:

- Get your summer groove on at free concerts at local parks
- Arts Council ready for busy weekend
- MiddletownJournal: Dayton hio news and information
- Let there be lightin’: how Sam Hopkins lived the blues.(Biography)
- Po Better Blues