The Delta Blues Museum's Uncensored Blues Podcast takes a raw look at the early history of recorded blues in the U.S. In this episode we re-visit songs about disease while looking back at a few previous songs from earlier editions of the Uncensored History of the Blues Podcasts.
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Video taken during the 2019 Juke Joint Festival in the 40th anniversary year of the Delta Blues Museum.
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Interview between Shelley Ritter, Director of the Delta Blues Museum and Josephine Reed of the National Endowment for the Arts.
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Video of Charlie Musselwhite interview with Paul Wilson of WROX, Clarksdale talking about the Delta Blues Museum and John Lee Hooker.
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The Delta Blues Museum's Uncensored Blues Podcast takes a raw look at the early history of recorded blues in the U.S. Each show includes a series of rare pre-war blues tracks and some discussion of those songs.
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Video of Charlie Musselwhite with Lightnin' Malcolm and Doyle Bramhall having a spontaneous jam in The Juke Joint Chapel.
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Throughout his lifetime, Johnnie was dedicated to the blues and the Delta youth, teaching them music, professionalism, and self-respect.
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Interviews, commentaries and a live performance of Arthneice "Gas Man" Jones in 1991 during a "Juke Joint Saturday Night" at Barbara's Blue Diamond Lounge.
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supported in part by : Mississippi Humanities Council; National Endowment of the Arts; and the Mississippi Arts Commission

With donations raised through the Deeper Roots Campaign, the Delta Blues Museum will be able to offer even more to visitors and students. Here you can watch the Deeper Roots video narrated by Morgan Freeman.
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Terry Buckalew leads a discussion about the history of the King Biscuit Festival, its roots, the music involved and more.
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supported in part by : Mississippi Humanities Council; National Endowment of the Arts; and the Mississippi Arts Commission

In celebration of his 2012 Kennedy Center Honors award for an indelible contribution to rock-n-roll, the Delta Blues Museum pays tribute to the one and only Robert Plant.
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video courtesy of Mississippi Public Broadcasting

Sunflower Festival 2012 meeting regarding history of the festival, benefits of the festival, festival planning and more.
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supported in part by : Mississippi Humanities Council; National Endowment of the Arts; and the Mississippi Arts Commission

Ben Harper & Charlie Musselwhite performed "I Don't Believe a Word You Say", a track from their new CD "Get Up" on The Tonight Show January 22, 2013.
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Released 2011, the Delta Blues Museum Band's first CD features our very own students with contributions of Charlie Musselwhite, Bill Abel and Daddy Rich.
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made possible by a grant courtesy of the New Hampshire Charitable Foundation and recorded at Vincent Productions in Clarksdale, MS

The Delta Blues Museum's Uncensored Blues Podcast takes a raw look at the early history of recorded blues in the U.S. Each show includes a series of rare pre-war blues tracks and some discussion of those songs.
Listen Here OR iTunes