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2010 Jus` Blues Music Awards - It's a wrap

2010 Jus` Blues Music Awards Winners

The winners of this year's Jus' Blues Music Awards were chosen by an online talley at www.jusbluesmusicfoundation.org.   

                                  
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Latimore Setting The House On Fire!
                                          

They are as follows:

BEST BLUES/SOUL WOMAN OF THE YEAR 

Denise LaSalle

BEST BLUES/SOUL MAN OF THE YEAR

Latimore

BEST BLUES BAND OR COMBO OF THE YEAR

The Homemade Jamz Blues Band

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Homemade jamz Blues Band Bring Smoke
 

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Music Note On Beale Street for William Bell

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William Bell Gets Music Note On Beale Street

Photo by Mike Brown
Stax adds another to Beale Street Walk of Fame Stax artist William Bell, most famous for his 1961 hit song "You Don't Miss Your Water", prepares to plant a kiss on the brass note presented to him in front of the Historic Daisy Theatre on Beale Street while fellow Stax artist Eddie Floyd (left) records the moment and Ken Hall with Performa Entertainment, Charles Mitchell with Jus Blues Music Foundation and musician Bobby Rush show their support. Bell's note will join other famous Memphis musicians on the Beale Street Walk of Fame.
 
Blues Got A Soul

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Proceeds of events go to support the BLUES GOT A SOUL Project by the Jus` Blues Music Foundation, Inc.  We support Blues music in the schools in the souls of children. 

The terrible economy has affected all Americans, especially young people who want to be musicians.  Many have hidden talents but can’t afford an instrument.  Many have talents and don’t know of the outlets to become better.  Many are just fascinated with music.  Many kid’s today don’t have the alternative of listening to different kinds of music.

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Most don’t know the history and legacy of music originated by African-Americans.  Most don’t know and many don’t remember the African-American artists that are responsible for a generation of a music, sound and style.  Many don’t know the Blues and Soul music artists that opened the door for most of the popular R&B artists of today.

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We want to help influence young minds by educating them with the history of America's purely original art form, the Blues, by Black people.  We bring Blues & Soul music artists to the schools.  Elementary, High Schools and Colleges to meet and greet the students. 

Some students will have Artists as a personal mentor to them.  Some High School mentees will be selected for scholarship monies to help further their interest in music education.

 
Joe Simon and Charles Mitchell
Memphis Music Commissioner Ralph Sutton chats with Bishop Joe Simon and Charles Mitchell the day after the "Night of the Living Legends" held August 6, 2008.

 
 
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