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Channel: Blues/FunkArtist: Tony Deziel and SundanceSong: Jilly BeanAlbum: Pearls of WisdomWebsiteDescription: Tony Deziel picked up the guitar at age 15. By age 17, he was teaching guitar professionally. "Jilly Bean" follows the great blues traditional of instrumental songs and showcases his talents perfectly.

Channel: Blues/FunkArtist: Big George Jackson Blues BandSong: Southern In My SoulAlbum: Southern In My SoulDescription: Though Big George was raised in the Twin Cities of Minneapolis-St. Paul, the southern feel of the Big George Jackson Blues Band can’t be matched.

Channel: Blues/FunkArtist: Teresa James and the Rhythm TrampsSong: Come Up and See MeAlbum: Oh, YeahDescription: The line couldn’t have been delivered better by Mae West herself. "Come Up and See Me" is more than just an invitation – it’s a rolling blues song in fine smoky voice.

Channel: Blues/FunkArtist: Bernie Clarke and the Rhythm SharksSong: Married ManDescription: "Married Man" carrys on the well-established tradition of double entendre in the blues. He may be singing one thing, but you’ll sure be hearing another.

Channel: Blues/FunkArtist: Kelly Richey BandSong: Someday Baby WebsiteDescription: It’s not far from Cincinnati to Chicago – not if you’re the Kelly Richey Band. This dynamic Cincinnati-based trio has captured the essence of uptown urban blues in "Someday Baby."

Channel: Blues/FunkArtist: Lucky StiffsSong: You’ve Got To MoveDescription: Rising straight up from the Delta, Lucky Stiffs deliver a minimal and traditional blues cut in "You’ve Got To Move." An homage to the Mississippi Fred McDowell original, the spare guitar, haunting harp and gospel strains paint a quiet and beautiful picture.

Channel: Alternative/Modern Rock
Artist:  Hail Social
Song:  Get In The Car
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Channel:  Alternative/Modern RockBand: The RewindsSong:  Sentmental FlawWebsite

Channel: Blues/FunkArtist: Kevin MarkSong: Big Blue Cadillac Album: Rolling The DiceWebsiteDescription: If you close your eyes, you can imagine a crowded bandstand, a smokey bar, customers dressed to the nines, and smooth bourbon flowing freely. Kevin Mark is straight out of the Louis Jordan "jump blues" mold with big horns, a big guitar, big vocals, and an absolutely danceable big blues band sound.

Channel: Blues/FunkArtist: The Will Derryberry BandSong: Alright Description: A guitar prodigy, Will Derryberry started showing up in Sacramento, California blues clubs at age 14. The Will Derryberry Band calls their blues style "alternative blues." The music is truly neo-blues; post-Delta, post-Chicago and laced with rock, gospel and alternative stylings.