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The Memphis Royal Brothers are thrilled to announce their new single "Goin South" featuring the iconic Charlie Musselwhite on vocals and harmonica. They are backed by a cast of legendary Memphis music all-stars, including the Memphis Horns. The song, premiered by American Blues Scene, is off of their self-titled release due out July 26th via Royal Records. Listen here.

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Grammy-winning blues musician Cedric Burnside lives in the Mississippi Hill Country where travelers can follow historic markers detailing the significance of the regions blues music and history.

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The Memphis Royal Brothers are excited to share their debut single “Brand New Heart” off of the forthcoming self-titled release via Royal Records. The track features vocalists  Jim Lauderdale and Wendy Moten and was premiered by Taste of Country  The song was co-written by Paul Williams and Wes Hamil.

Listen to the premiere episode of "The Detroit Move" with host Mike Latulippe on Detroit Public Radio 101.9 WDET.

The Blues Foundation honors The Blues Hall Of Fame Class Of 2024 (44th class) with an Induction Ceremony taking place at The Canon Center For The Performing Arts, 255 N. Main St., Wednesday, May 8.  A Cocktail Reception honoring the BHOF Inductees and Blues Music Awards nominees will begin at 5:30 p.m., with the formal inductions commencing at 6:30 p.m. Tickets, including the Ceremony and Reception, are $75 each and available with Blues Music Awards tickets.