Alan
Lomax Website: Alan Lomax passed away on July
19th leaving behind a vast legacy of writings and recordings.
This website contains a wealth of information on Lomax's
work.
Southern
Mosaic : Find out more about the Lomax family
from the American Folklife Center at the Library of Congress.
The site includes nearly 700 sound recordings, as well
as fieldnotes, dust jackets, and other manuscripts documenting
a three-month, 6,502-mile trip through the southern United
States in 1939 by John Lomax.
Blues
Access Photo Gallery: Raeburn Flerlage: An
article by Living blues editor Scott Barretta on blues
photographer Raeburn Flerlage who recently passed away.
Includes photos.
Blues
Access Photo Gallery: Raeburn Flerlage Pt. II:
More Raeburn Flerlage photos with text by Francis X. Pavy.
Early
Blues: Informative website filled with essays
on the blues, a chronology of the blues, a blues forum
and more.
American
Music: A sprawling website devoted to American
roots music with plenty of blues content. The site contains
links to huge list of musicians in addition to profiles
of blues labels like Yazoo, Bluesville, Trix Records and
others. A fascinating and eclectic site.
Long
Time Coming: Cannon's Jug Stompers: A comprehensive
look at The Cannon Jug Stompers one of the great jug
bands of all time. Contains a biography, audio, pictures,
lyrics and more.
Dead
Blues Guys: Take a virtual tour of the final
resting places of famous and not so famous blues artists.
Junior's
Juke Joint: In Junior's Juke Joint you'll
find pictures, stories and maps to Delta juke joints
such as Bubba's, Roque's Blues Hall, The Flowing Fountain
and many others. As Junior says: "I'm not talking
about white people blues bars filled with college students.
I'm talking about edge-of-a-cotton-field juke joints
filled with real Delta folks."
Hard
Hitting Blues Series: A series of well written
and informative articles on blues from the PopMatters
website. In the series you'll find articles on Blues
& Boxing, Willie Dixon, Champion Jack, Johnny Copeland
and others.