Blues Access Spring 2001
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JUKE JOINT TO BIG TIME
Michael Burks learned his craft in his
family's Arkansas juke joint

MARIA MULDAUR
From M.M. to M.M., Maria goes
back to her acoustic roots.

EARL KING
A King in the White House? He's got
the New Orleans vote.

Michael Burks
© 2001 Josef A. Rosen

 Also in this Issue
  Still Stirrin' It Up
  Best known as the gospel incubator for Sam Cooke and Johnny Taylor, the Soul Stirrers have a much lower profile than they did in the '50s and '60s, but thanks to Arthur and Leroy Crume the group continues to deliver the goods.
  Big Creole Daddy
  A guitar man in an accordian world with both Clifton and C.J. Chenier and Nathat and the Zydeco Cha-Chas, Harry Hypolite finally gets to stand out fron on his debut CD.
 

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