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Feature Articles and Reviews

That damn fool groundhog predicted six more weeks of winter, but he didn't know what the Boston Blues Society was putting down. 2010 is already heating up!

MARCH FEATURES/INTERVIEWS

• The big news is that we brought three national touring acts to Massachusetts in three weeks, BBS President Karen Nugent and Dan Sevush report back on Kent Burnside at Gilrein's, T-Model Ford at PA's Lounge and Chris Beard at Smoken Joe's BBQ.
• The erudite Corey Harris also rambled through Massachusetts last month. Ace reporter Rachel Lee snagged him for an interview before his show at the Regattabar.
• Mike Mellor sat down with singer/songwriter and former Blues on WGBH host Brendan Hogan and talked about his life at the crossroads and his new album, Long Night Coming.

COLUMNS
In this month's edition of Wachteligence, AJ Wachtel chats with Richard "Rosy" Rosenblatt until the cows come home. Normally we'd edit something this long, but Rosy's insights are too interesting and funny to touch.

REVIEWS
The BBS critics are stepping up their game, too, searching high and low for the new and the undiscovered. Two of these albums haven't even been released yet! Nice work, team!

• Brian Holland: Nick Moss' Privileged
• Georgetown Fats: Matthew Stubbs' Medford and Main
• Art Tipaldi: Eugene Hideaway Bridges' Live in San Antonio
• Karen Nugent: Rich Brown's Beach Blues

THE KILLING FLOOR
What went down in February on The Killing Floor:

• Parts 1 and 2 of a lengthy interview with Watermelon Slim
• Brooke Feinberg's article on Treat Her Right
• Press coverage of the T-Model Ford show
• An introduction to Irma Thomas

More content. More events. More support for the local scene. That's the new Boston Blues Society. If you like what we're doing, it is important that you get involved. Become a member. Attend our shows. Tell your friends. We cannot do this without you.

The Boston Blues Society seeks volunteers to write feature stories and CD reviews for our monthly e-zine. Experience is helpful, but not required. If interested, email editor@bostonblues.com

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