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January 18, 2022

Blues and Rhythm Show 341 on 93.3 CFMU (Hamilton, Ontario)

Swear to Tell the Truth for Tuesday, January 18, 2022 (10:00 to 12:00 noon)

West Coast blues; blues from Mississippi and Louisiana in the Blues Revival era; Hillbilly Boogie & Western Swing; Cajun; Post-War Gospel.

“It’s a bad thing but so necessary that this cold world holds your value to become monetary” — Allen Toussaint

“When you get lonesome, sit down and write to me some day. If I don’t pay no account, baby, I’ll be down on Jeff Davis Highway” Lee Brown

On the Show:

Nat King Cole – Harpdog Brown – Jimmy Dawkins – Professor Longhair – Amos Garrett – Mississippi Fred McDowell – Jack Owens – Black Boy Shine – Savoy-Doucet Cajun Band – Spade Cooley – Blind James Campbell & His Nashville Street Band – King Louis H. Narcisse – Brooklyn All-Stars – and others

Listen to the program each week at FM 93.3 in Hamilton or on CFMU online at cfmu.ca. The program will be available to stream or download until for eight weeks until March 16th as a podcast. Just go the website, scroll through 40 shows to Tuesday 10:00 am bring up the right playlist and stream or download the show.

To reach us with comments or queries, write us at sweartotellthetruth@gmail.com.

You can also follow the program at sweartotellthetruth@nosignifying on Twitter.

Next Week

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June 14, 2016

Blues and Rhythm Show 231 on 93.3 CFMU (Hamilton, Ontario)

Swear to Tell the Truth for Tuesday, June 14th (1:00 to 2:30pm)

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Juneteenth is a date that is observed in a number of U.S. communities but it began in Texas, recognizing the occasion of U.S. troops enforcing the Emancipation Proclamation when Texas failed to e its provisions. For our Juneteenth special we concentrate on Texas blues, gospel and soul. Texas is and was a large and diverse state with a rich history of African-American music. The first great figure in blues guitar on record was Blind Lemon Jefferson. Barrelhouse and boogie piano are said to have developed early in Dallas and Houston. T-Bone Walker, from Oak Cliff introduced modern blues style. Lightnin’ Hopkins was the most famous and influential practitioner of post-war down-home blues. Several of the greatest quartets from Gospel’s Golden Era came from Texas. A lot of blues and roots music coming from Texas still today.

Our survey takes us from the twenties to the seventies to artists performing today.

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On the Show:

Gatemouth Brown – Henry Thomas “Ragtime Texas” – Bessie Tucker– Black Boy Shine – Walter “Cowboy” Washington – Long John Hunter – Matthew Robinson – Gloria Edwards – Sister Jessie Mae Renfro – Johnny Copeland – and others

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Listen to the program at FM 93.3 in Hamilton or on CFMU online at cfmu.msumcmaster.ca. The program will be available to stream or download until July 12th.

Contact Us:

To reach us with comments or queries, write us at sweartotellthetruth@gmail.com.

You can also follow the program at sweartotellthetruth@nosignifying on Twitter.

Next week (June 21st)

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