"An underground art form that decent church-going folks stayed well-away from." Film Movement has debuted an official trailer for Deep Blues, a music documentary from 1992 that has been fully restored ...

Rooted in the Mississippi Delta, the blues sprang from spiritual music and field hollers, spinning a cultural thread that followed the Great Black Migration from South to North.

Blues has had an impact on generations of music lovers, and for two Japanese musicians, they said playing the blues has changed their lives. Several blues musicians rehearsing at Blu 26 shared their ...

Local fans of Deep Ellum have their own impressions and memories of the neighborhood, but many tourists to Dallas’ entertainment district are unaware of the its storied past. If Deep Ellum’s walls ...

Depicted in various shades of blue, Deep Ellum’s Blues Alley is an homage to the musicians who made the area a cultural mainstay in Dallas. Courtesy Blues Alley Deep Ellum has long been one of the ...

This warm 90 minutes documentary shows us unknown blues musicians from Mississippi. They play everywhere : on the streets, in dirty little bars, in a barber shop, in big clubs. The film really ...

Robert Mugge's new film "Deep Roots: The Art and Music of Bill Steber and Friends" premieres in Memphis during Blues Music Awards week. The free premiere takes place May 7 at Blues City Cafe on Beale ...

Ten 16-foot-high murals color the back of The Stack building in Deep Ellum as part of Blues Alley. Lola Gomez / Staff Photographer A new set of murals in Deep Ellum highlights the talent of local ...

In 1980, music journalist Robert Palmer was invited to drop by the sessions for John Lennon and Yoko Ono’s Double Fantasy in New York. When Palmer arrived, Lennon was adding background vocals to ...

Two blues enthusiasts an ocean apart spent nearly two decades collaborating on a book they envisioned as the definitive history of the blues in Texas. Robert “Mack” McCormick was a Houston-based ...

It is no small compliment to state that esteemed British journalist Charles Shaar Murray's liner notes here are fully complementary to John Lee Hooker's slightly less than an hour of playing and ...