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Chicago Blues Fest salutes Otis Rush, Alligator Records

fox32chicago.com - The Chicago Blues Festival will include a celebration of the city's independent blues record label, Alligator Records, and a tribute to guitarist Otis Rush. The city announced the lineup Tuesday. The free festival runs June 10 through 12 in Grant Park. The festival includes daytime stages hosting local and national musicians. In May and June there will be preview performances and film screenings at the Chicago Cultural Center, Millennium Park and parks and libraries throughout the city. READ MORE

SATURDAY NIGHT BLUES (4/6/2024)

TRACKLIST [00:00:10] Brownie McGhee - Unfair Blues [00:02:58] Ishman Bracey - Saturday Blues [00:06:27] Blind Willie McTell - Loving Talking Blues [00:09:07] Dobie Red & Group - Rosie [00:12:05] Peg Leg Sam - Poor Boy [00:15:49] Big Joe Williams - Pea Vine Special [00:18:58] Big Bill Broonzy - It's Your Time Now [00:21:48] Mississippi John Hurt - Talkin' Casey [00:26:53] Houston Stackhouse - Big Road Blues [00:29:22] Jo-Ann Kelly - Sit Down On My Knee [00:32:07] Son Simms Four - Ramblin' Kid Blues (Partial) [00:33:18] Josh White - I Know How To Do It [00:36:26] Blind Willie McTell - Dark Night Blues [00:39:17] Como Fife & Drum Band - Punky Tony [00:41:50] Doctor Ross - Got Somethin' To Tell [00:45:30] James Shorter - Consolation [00:47:22] Skip James - If You Haven't Any Hay, Get Down On The Road [00:50:17] Tommy Johnson - Maggie Campbell Blues [00:53:56] Big Bill Broonzy - Feelin' Low Down [00:58:39] Blind Lemon Jefferson

Chicago's Legendary Maxwell Street in photographs by Tom Smith

Maxwell Street Jimmy, 1977 When Jimmy Davis settled in Chicago, he made Maxwell Street his home. Maxwell Street Jimmy is the only musician who lived on Maxwell Street and owned a business there, The Knotty Pine Cafe. Carrie Robinson & Jim Brewer, 1978 Gospel singer Carrie Robinson (woman dancing) gave spiritually inspired performances. Vendor with shoes covering car, 1993 Let's make a deal! Everyone was there to wheel and deal. Buck's Red Hots, 1983 The Maxwell Street hot dog stands were famous for their Maxwell Street Polish sandwiches - a Polish sausage on a bun with mustard, buried in grilled onions. Blind Arvela Gray, 1978 Maxwell Street veteran Arvela Gray performed at the market for decades. Note the tip cup pinned to his shirt. Pat Rushing, 1981 Pat Rushing performs with the Maxwell Street Blues Band under The Blues Tree. Note child playing drums. Gold Mine Corner, 1994 Looking no

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