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Catching up with the singer-songwriter ahead of his return to Music City

Released October 10, 1988

Released October 10, 1988

Buddy Shute has been a fixture on the Northwest Arkansas blues scene for many, many years. This year he and Mark McGee (often described as the best harmonica player in the Ozarks) traveled to Memphis to represent Fort Smith in the Riverfront Blues Challenge.

The Des Moines blues duo Buckmiller Schwager played in Memphis earlier this year, and the experience was captured in a film that's also a love letter to the blues.

Buddy Shute has been a fixture on the Northwest Arkansas blues scene for many, many years. This year he and Mark McGee (often described as the best harmonica player in the Ozarks) traveled to Memphis to represent Fort Smith in the Riverfront Blues Challenge. Shute, along with his band Buddy Shute and the Motivators -- comprised of Brenda Baskin on vocals, McGee on harmonica, Steve Baskin on bass and vocals and T.J. Gates on drums -- stopped by the Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette podcast stud...

Dodge Center trio includes a father and son team playing music from rock 'n' roll's golden age.

The Suffolk-based musician talks to Andrew Clarke about breaking in America

Elvis Presley’s ‘Sun Sessions’ is the sound of rockabilly’s accidental birth

Only Elvis can answer whether the price he paid for his fame was worth it.