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1. www.facebook.com › TheClevelandBluesSocietyCleveland Blues Society | Cleveland OH - Facebook

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   Cleveland Blues Society, Cleveland, Ohio. 2,620 likes · 13 talking about this · 83 were here. The Cleveland Blues Society is a non-profit organization whose mission is to promote awareness and...

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2. foursquare.com › cleveland › best-places-blues-musicThe 13 Best Places for Blues Music in Cleveland - Foursquare

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   • The ParkView NiteClub. 8.2. 1261 W 58th St, Cleveland, OH. Bar · Detroit - Shoreway · 47 tips and reviews. Andy Reichert: The Blues on Wednesday. Jeremy Borger: Pinball, ski bowling, taco Tuesdays, live music...
   • The Brothers Lounge. 7.8. 11607 Detroit Ave, Cleveland, OH. Gastropub · Edgewater · 27 tips and reviews. Patrick Sirl: Tues-Weds: Sushi Night. Thurs: Ladies Night & Blues Jam.
   • Foundation Room. 7.9. 308 Euclid Ave (at House of Blues), Cleveland, OH. Lounge · Downtown Cleveland · 6 tips and reviews. Cleveland Jedi: Downtown on a Sunday?
   • House of Blues. 9.3. 308 Euclid Ave, Cleveland, OH. Music Venue · Downtown Cleveland · 76 tips and reviews. Libby Herron: Balcony seat are amazing with great views of the stage.

3. www.clevelandblues.orgCleveland Blues Society – The Crossroads of Rustbelt Blues

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   The Cleveland Blues Society is a non-profit group dedicated to the preservation of Blues music in the Greater Cleveland area and Northeast Ohio. Meet the Board Contact Us Visit the CBS Store and become a member! Subscribe to our newsletter Podcast link Strictly Blues.

4. www.clevelandblues.org › 11506-2Sign Up form – Cleveland Blues Society

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   The Cleveland Blues Society is a non-profit organization promoting Blues music in northeast Ohio. You are invited to sign up for the weekly Cleveland Gig calendar update, and alerts for special events hosted by CBS.

5. musicmaker.org › discoveries › exploring-the-rootsExploring the Roots and Resilience of the Piedmont Blues

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   The Piedmont blues came from people living on the margins of society due to slavery and systemic racism. The music continues to exist on the fringes: of past and present, of popular culture and oral traditions.

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6. www.clevelandblues.org › cbs-jamsCBS Monthly Jams -Info and Pictures – Cleveland Blues Society

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   Jan 10, 2018 · The Cleveland Blues Society hosts monthly jams on the second Monday of the month throughout the greater Cleveland area. If you would like to join a jam, become a host venue, or be the host band, click on the links below to get more information.

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   Where did the Piedmont blues come from?

   • The Piedmont blues came from people living on the margins of society due to slavery and systemic racism. The music continues to exist on the fringes: of past and present, of popular culture and oral traditions. This defiance of categorization keeps it from being enveloped by any one person or cultural current.

   Exploring the Roots and Resilience of the Piedmont Blues

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   What is the Cleveland Blues Society?

   • Also available on all podcast platforms (Apple, Google, Serius, Deezer, Amazon) The Cleveland Blues Society is a non-profit group dedicated to the preservation of Blues music in the Greater Cleveland area and Northeast Ohio. Meet the Board Contact Us Visit the CBS Store and become a member!

   Cleveland Blues Society – The Crossroads of Rustbelt Blues

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   Who are Piedmont blues artists?

   • Between late 2022 and early 2023, Music Maker released a run of three records from Piedmont blues artists; Shelton Powe, Gail Ceasar, and Jeffrey Scott. All individuals with their own unique sound and story, who belong to a larger tradition we know as the Piedmont blues.

   Exploring the Roots and Resilience of the Piedmont Blues

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   Is the Piedmont blues a happy blues?

   • Gail Ceasar says, “To me, it’s not too much different from Country Blues.” Jeffrey Scott calls it “the happy blues.” There are patterns in these definitions; the Piedmont blues is known by many for melding with mountain music and bluegrass genres. Gail Ceasar’s “Guitar Woman Blues” is a great example of this.

   Exploring the Roots and Resilience of the Piedmont Blues

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   What makes Piedmont blues so special?

   • What we have found, and continue to find, is that the Piedmont blues is deeply rooted in family and cultural traditions that exist beyond commercialized trends. Between late 2022 and early 2023, Music Maker released a run of three records from Piedmont blues artists; Shelton Powe, Gail Ceasar, and Jeffrey Scott.

   Exploring the Roots and Resilience of the Piedmont Blues

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   What does Piedmont blues sound like?

   • According to Atlanta-based Shelton Powe, “The Piedmont blues is a fancy way of picking. It’s a combination with bluegrass, with some jelly put on it. It’s a little bit different than other forms of blues, say, Delta. The Delta’s more a haunting sound, deep down. Piedmont’s like a happy, ragtime deal.”

   Exploring the Roots and Resilience of the Piedmont Blues

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8. www.bunkhistory.org › resources › the-living-legacyThe Living Legacy of the Piedmont Blues — Bunk - Bunk History

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   Jul 14, 2023 · Rediscovered during the folk revival of the late 1950s, ‘60s, and ‘70s, the Piedmont blues had an enormous influence on many of the most widely recorded British and American musicians of the late 20th and early 21st centuries.