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The most robust event of the last three years. Neltner designs the Third Annual Deep Blues Festival poster. Each year building on the last. Unique ties to the music and a visual tradition spill forth in his visual interpretation and … Continue reading
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A hand drawn poster, again inspired by the Robert Palmer Book and Mugge/Palmer documentary Deep Blues. Apt for a festival of music and artists provoked by the same.
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The Third Annual Deep Blues Festival sported the largest and most ambitious combination of performers. 2009 spanned several days relocated to The Cabooze, an in-town venue, with indoor and outdoor stages. Many of the 2007 and 2008 performers made a return. Some … Continue reading
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Rick Saunders has been listening to, writing, following and researching Deep Blues with a prolific passion. With this lengthy cast, he had something to say about the artists. “I don’t just make a song and say ‘It is good.’ Just … Continue reading
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A long drive from the backyard along midwest roads lined with cornfields. Just past a nondescript junction a stage is set on an open stretch. The First Annual Deep Blues Festival 2007 featured: Robert Belfour, Black Diamond Heavies, Hillstomp, Moreland & Arbuckle, … Continue reading
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Deep Blues Festival 2009 – Johnny Lowebow, Memphis TN (bio info coming) www.myspace.com/johnnylowebow Deep Blues Festival 2009 – Johnny Lowebow, Memphis TN – Peter Lee photo
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Hill Country Troubadour (55min). The compelling story behind 2001 International Blues Challenge winner, north Mississippi hill country disciple and one man band phenom Richard Johnston. Directed by Max Shores. Max Shores’ award winning “Hill Country Troubadour” a story about Richard … Continue reading
