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John Mayall is credited with helping develop the English take on urban, Chicago-style rhythm and blues that played an important role in the blues revival of the late 1960s.
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Blues guitarist and singer Eric Gales shares his talent and ability to evoke deep emotion with his music in a KNKX studio session.
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From Bremerton to Kingston, local residents and artists dig the live music, food, drinks and character served up by these Kitsap County venues.
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Blues queen Ruthie Foster stopped by the KNKX studios to sing and play, and talk with KNKX All Blues host John Kessler.
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Mavis Staples started singing with her family, the Staples Singers, in the '50s. With a voice that belied her tiny size, she eventually became the center of attention of the group.
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Singer Maria Muldaur is known for her California-style blues singing. She's toured extensively for over 50 years and become a champion for Americana and folk music.
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The Wood Brothers, bassist Chris Wood and guitarist Oliver Wood, celebrate their latest album Heart is the Hero in a KNKX studio session.
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For Valentine's Day, KNKX compiled a list of songs about love that feature all of your favorite jazz and blues artists.
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Musician and local business owner Keegan Harshman produces the all-ages music and arts festival Little BIG Fest. He works 11 months out of the year to organize the three day affair on Whidbey Island, Washington.
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When the Seattle singer known as Lady A picked up the phone one spring day in 2020, she found herself stepping into the ring for a title fight with some of the most powerful forces in the music industry.
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A fixture of the Chicago blues scene, guitarist Earl Hooker's life and career ended too early. His recorded performances as a side-man for Muddy Waters and Junior Wells, endure.
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Harmonica master and band leader Lee Oskar brought his band to the KNKX studios to perform for our listeners.