 The online voting has been completed for the Jus Blues Award program being held this Thursday evening in Atlanta, Georgia, July 20, 2006.
We wish to thank all of you who voted and hope you will be able to attend. For more information and to purchase tickets online, please visit the Jus Blues website at:
www.jusbluesmusic.com |
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 Twelve years -- and it was well worth the wait! “Guitar George” Baker’s debut CD/DVD of the critics say: “Mojo Lady” “.... a solid blues guitar style that is definitely his own....” (Modern Guitars Magazine) “....one of the best kept secrets in the mainstream blues world.” (allmusic.com) “Mojo Lady” rocks hard with an R&B flavor that combines horns and a driving rhythm.” (allaboutjazz.com) Master guitarist Baker was born and raised in New Roads, Louisiana and performs his own unique style of bluesy, roots-inspired jazz expressed with the virtuosity of a guitar master. That means you can EXPECT and ANTICIPATE Baker to demonstrate “great technical skill.” |
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Versatile. One word that truly describes Sir Charles Jones.
Whether you’re talking about the fans who love his music, the varying distinct styles of his music, the different musical instruments he has mastered, or the many talents he has developed within the music industry -- Versatile. This self taught writer, arranger,
producer and engineer has embraced a genuine passion for music.
Similar to other thriving artists, Sir Charles began his career in the church in Birmingham, Alabama. His father sang with a gospel group called Christian All Stars and his mother has been a minister for thirteen years, so it was almost inevitable that this young musician would become an entertainer. Sir Charles attributes his early success to the attention his high school band director, James Merriweather gave him. “He really brought the music out of me and kept me out of trouble. I learned a lot from him,” says Sir Charles. |
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 The 32nd Annual Jackson Music Awards was again a smashing success. It was as usual, a Who's Who of the Independent Music World. Plus the bands ZAPP and BRICK filled the stage with their timeless stage acts.
The winner list for both the Gospel and Blues is at the end of this story
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 Popular Memphis disc jockey Preston Moore was killed and his wife seriously injured when his motorcycle collided with a car in Tunica County, officials said Sunday.
Moore, 62, in his on-air personality Jaye Michael Davis, was a longtime deejay at WDIA-AM 1070 and hosted an afternoon show of oldies and rhythm and blues music.
Moore was also a Shelby County Sheriff's deputy since 1994 and served in the fugitive division on the midnight shift, sheriff's department spokesman Steve Shular said. He lived in the Hickory Hill area of Memphis.
"It's a tremendous loss," said colleague and longtime friend Mel DeBerry, who has a late night show at WDIA.
"He was a great guy, a great spirit... always cracking jokes," DeBerry said. |
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The Jus' Blues Music Awards voting process, is now online! You can cast your ballot just by clicking
Right Here.
The Awards Program is going to be held in Atlanta, Georgia, July 20 2006. For more information and ticket sales, visit the Jus' Blues Music Site at: www.jusbluesmusic.com |
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