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Speaker 12: I like that a lot. That is one time band
Speaker 12: Hulu and Holywater. I love that guy's voice. We're gonna
Speaker 12: learn more about that and uh and a lot of
Speaker 12: things in just a couple of moments. If you are
Speaker 12: listening live on Saturday morning, this is Matt Connorton Unleashed
Speaker 12: and we are live from the studios of w m
Speaker 12: n H ninety five point three FM, Inglorious Manchester, New Hampshire,
Speaker 12: here on Canal Street. Of course, Jenny is here with
Speaker 12: us at the news table, present and accounted for. And
Speaker 12: by the way, thank you again to Shila Russo and
Speaker 12: Tony Russo of course from Paper Jam magazine for joining
Speaker 12: us in the first hour and all that they do
Speaker 12: for the music scene here, for the local music scene
Speaker 12: just really phenomenal. But right now we are joined in
Speaker 12: studio by let's see, we have Charlene Leboor and Debbie
Speaker 12: Madison from Granted State Blue Society.
Speaker 17: Welcome, Hi, thank.
Speaker 12: You, And we were actually kind of bonding off air
Speaker 12: over we have some well a mutual friend of ours,
Speaker 12: Nick David, and we're going to play actually at the
Speaker 12: end of our segment, we're going to play something from
Speaker 12: his band. But I've known Nick for a very long time.
Speaker 12: But the way that I originally met Nick, it was
Speaker 12: not through the music scene. I used to do Gcundeau
Speaker 12: and I met him at a Gkundeaux class that we
Speaker 12: were both participating in, so you know, we would spa
Speaker 12: and wrestle and all that. So that's how I originally
Speaker 12: knew Nick. And then it turned out, you know, I
Speaker 12: learned he was a musician and so, but I haven't
Speaker 12: seen Nick in a very long time. But you both
Speaker 12: were saying that he's a good friend to the Granite
Speaker 12: State Blue Society, and that does a lot.
Speaker 17: Yes, absolutely, he's a great guy.
Speaker 18: He's very supportive and friendly with the Granite State Blue Society.
Speaker 12: Excellent, So what is that? What is the Grandited State
Speaker 12: Blue Society.
Speaker 18: We are a registered nonprofit here in New Hampshire five
Speaker 18: oh one, c. Three and we work to promote the
Speaker 18: blues and keeping the blues alive up here in the
Speaker 18: great Granite State outstanding.
Speaker 12: What do you what do you both do? I mean,
Speaker 12: do you do you each have specific duties.
Speaker 17: Or are you partners in this or yes, we have partners.
Speaker 18: We have a board and we all work together cohesively
Speaker 18: as one unit to promote shows in the local area.
Speaker 18: Ten shows. We do visibilities for the Granite State Blue
Speaker 18: Society to help keep give some visibility, to make sure
Speaker 18: the Granite State Blue Society is people know that we exist.
Speaker 12: Yeah is what? Well, let me ask this, so when
Speaker 12: did this start? How long has the Granite State Blue
Speaker 12: Society existed?
Speaker 18: We were incorporated I believe back in two thousand and
Speaker 18: two when they joined the Blue Foundation, which is the
Speaker 18: parent the umbrella organization for all the Blue Societies all
Speaker 18: over the world.
Speaker 12: Okay, wow, so there's a global organization. That's interesting.
Speaker 17: It's headquartered down in Memphis, Tennessee.
Speaker 12: Okay, okay. And then for the Granite State Blue Society,
Speaker 12: where both of you involved right from the beginning.
Speaker 18: No, okay, No, I've been involved with them for maybe
Speaker 18: like seven years. Uh, and then I've risen up to
Speaker 18: the leadership position and Debbie.
Speaker 12: I think it's been five years for me, five years. Yeah,
Speaker 12: what what brought you each into this? I mean, do
Speaker 12: you have did you have prior backgrounds in the music industry?
Speaker 12: Are are you? Are you musicians or what? I'm curious
Speaker 12: to know what brought each of you into, uh into
Speaker 12: wanting to do this and uh uh doing these events
Speaker 12: where there's an event coming up too that we're going
Speaker 12: to talk about in a moment that's next weekend. But
Speaker 12: I'm curious to kind of know what brought each of
Speaker 12: you into getting involved in this.
Speaker 17: Well.
Speaker 18: I ran into John Mann and Rock sand Man at
Speaker 18: the Auburn Pits and started talking to them. We were
Speaker 18: out there for a blues jam and I found out
Speaker 18: about the Granite State Blue Society through them. They told
Speaker 18: me about the International Blues Challenge down in Memphis. So
Speaker 18: my husband and I decided we were going to Memphis
Speaker 18: that year because I love the blues we both do.
Speaker 18: And from there, I sat down in a club in
Speaker 18: Memphis and I sat down next to Audrey Fraser, who
Speaker 18: was the current president of the Blue Society, and I said, wow,
Speaker 18: I didn't know this existed.
Speaker 17: And I would really love to be involved.
Speaker 18: And that's how I became a board member of the
Speaker 18: Blue Society.
Speaker 12: Okay, okay, and what about you, Debbie?
Speaker 19: And for me, I've had a lifelong love of the
Speaker 19: Blues and approximately five years ago I met Charlene and
Speaker 19: the former president Audrey and they sort of reeled me in.
Speaker 12: Okay, how do they like? How do they reel you in?
Speaker 12: And like what did it?
Speaker 15: Like?
Speaker 12: What was it did they have to talk you into
Speaker 12: getting involved or was it something that you kind of
Speaker 12: jumped at like I.
Speaker 19: Was willing from the start.
Speaker 12: Yeah.
Speaker 18: Yeah, I think a lot of it comes from our
Speaker 18: love of the Blues. The people that involve are involved
Speaker 18: with the Blue Society, including our wonderful sponsors that we have.
Speaker 18: It's just that there's a very solid core group of
Speaker 18: people in New Hampshire and in the New England area
Speaker 18: that just love the Blues and it's just a wonderful,
Speaker 18: big blues family. We are very supportive of each other
Speaker 18: and that's kind of how it runs.
Speaker 12: Yeah, and the Blues is so foundational to everything, like
Speaker 12: you know, all.
Speaker 17: The uh, you know, absolutely.
Speaker 12: I always kind of think of it as as people
Speaker 12: are blues fans who don't necessarily realize that they are.
Speaker 12: Because if you're a fan of rock music, yes, you know,
Speaker 12: any kind of any genre or subgenre of rock music.
Speaker 12: I mean they're all started, you know. And same with
Speaker 12: country and same with hip hop and everything. It all
Speaker 12: goes back to the same thing. It all goes back
Speaker 12: to the blues.
Speaker 17: Yes, you're absolutely correct.
Speaker 12: You know. Without the blues, I mean, we might all
Speaker 12: be listening to I don't I don't know what we'd
Speaker 12: be listening to, Pat Boone. Maybe, I don't know, we're.
Speaker 17: Listening to classical music.
Speaker 12: Yeah, I guess, yeah, And not that there's anything wrong
Speaker 12: with that, but but but without the blues, you don't
Speaker 12: have everything else. Tell us about the event that's coming
Speaker 12: up August.
Speaker 18: Third, that's our annual blues festival and it is a
Speaker 18: fundraiser for New Hampshire's children's charities.
Speaker 17: Uh.
Speaker 18: Since the inception of this it has always benefited the
Speaker 18: New Hampshire Children's charities, typically the Webster House here right
Speaker 18: here in Manchester, New Hampshire. Okay, this is a one
Speaker 18: day festival, rain or shine. The weather forecast for next
Speaker 18: week looks absolutely beautiful and it's out in Mason in
Speaker 18: New Hampshire at the Range. Nicole Riggio has been hosting
Speaker 18: us for four years. This is our fourth festival and
Speaker 18: it's We've got our two Blues Challenge winners from last year,
Speaker 18: Nick Spencer, who is a young man who plays guitar,
Speaker 18: sings and plays harmonica. He's sixteen, I think, well, excuse me.
Speaker 18: He just turned seventeen and he's heading off to Berkeley
Speaker 18: College of Music in the fall for her. Yeah, he's
Speaker 18: a very talented young man and I'm very excited. We
Speaker 18: are all very excited to see where this takes him.
Speaker 18: And the One Time Band who you listen to on
Speaker 18: the intro with John Brockler and Paul Galucci, they will
Speaker 18: be playing our festival as well. We have the Diego
Speaker 18: Mango Band. They're from Western Massachusetts and he was at
Speaker 18: the International Blues Challenge this year as well. We have
Speaker 18: Cheryl Arena featuring the wonderful lovely Queen of the Blues,
Speaker 18: Tony Lynn Washington.
Speaker 17: And we have.
Speaker 18: The Knickerbocker All Stars are coming up and we have
Speaker 18: Nick David Wicked lowdown Outstanding.
Speaker 12: So we're gonna do something we were talking about this
Speaker 12: off air. We're gonna do something special for our listeners.
Speaker 12: So if they want to go, they have to so
Speaker 12: they can contact you. How should we through social media?
Speaker 12: Would that be the best way?
Speaker 18: I think social media if you would message us on
Speaker 18: our Facebook app and that would work.
Speaker 12: So if you're the first one, you gotta be the
Speaker 12: first ones? Is it too? What are we doing? Two tickets?
Speaker 17: Two tickets will give a pair of tickets.
Speaker 12: To get a pair of tickets, you have to message
Speaker 12: the Grandit State Blue Society through through Facebook and say
Speaker 12: that you heard this conversation here on this You gotta
Speaker 12: say the name of the radio show that you're hearted
Speaker 12: on and the name of the station WMNH ninety five
Speaker 12: point three FM. But if you offer that information, the
Speaker 12: first one to do that to message on Facebook, the
Speaker 12: Granite State Blue Society will get two tickets. Compliment theory
Speaker 12: to this amazing event. And by the way, where is
Speaker 12: Mason exactly? What is it nearer?
Speaker 18: So I guess depending on where you would be driving from,
Speaker 18: it's down near the Massachusetts border, it's south of Amherst. Like,
Speaker 18: oh I go one on one, yeah, yeah, Route thirty one.
Speaker 18: Oh okay, I buy mananakwater. You just follow that down
Speaker 18: maybe ten miles and it's on Turnpike Road. It's pretty
Speaker 18: easy to find.
Speaker 12: Okay, okay, yeah, so be the first ones to message
Speaker 12: Grandit State Blue Society on Facebook mentioned this conversation on
Speaker 12: this radio show on this station, and you can get in,
Speaker 12: you can get your your two tickets. And now you said,
Speaker 12: this is the fourth one.
Speaker 18: The fourth one that we've held in Mason at the Range.
Speaker 18: Prior to this, it was New Boston at the four
Speaker 18: Each Fairgrounds. Oh okay, okay, many many many years. So
Speaker 18: talk to me about putting this together. I assume this
Speaker 18: is probably something that you're and I just know from
Speaker 18: my own experience in doing concert promotion and being involved
Speaker 18: in annual events, I assume this is something that you're
Speaker 18: doing some planning for the entire year, right, because something
Speaker 18: that people outside of the business don't know or who've
Speaker 18: never done any kind of production of an event like this,
Speaker 18: an annual event, and this is a big event. You know,
Speaker 18: you've got a lot of artists plan on. This is
Speaker 18: how much work actually goes into it. And it's not
Speaker 18: you know, it's not a matter of you know, you
Speaker 18: contact a bunch of bands and they're all just going
Speaker 18: to show up, and you know, and it's a quick
Speaker 18: easy this is this is complicated stuff, right, This is
Speaker 18: a lot of work. Yeah, and we it does and
Speaker 18: we plan, like we're already talking bands for next year's festival.
Speaker 18: We've already got some in the in the queue for
Speaker 18: next year. We do start talking about this and it's
Speaker 18: kind of we are going to be in a little
Speaker 18: hiatus I think, you know, September, October, November, but we
Speaker 18: have to do a fundraiser for our Blues Challenge winners
Speaker 18: this year, and then we just start planning again for
Speaker 18: next year's festival. And it is a lot of work.
Speaker 18: And we do have a board number Rachel Bernard, and
Speaker 18: she has been a fantastic asset for our board in
Speaker 18: terms of her knowledge about how, like you said, how
Speaker 18: all of these things come together. Yeah, and you know,
Speaker 18: many hands make light work.
Speaker 12: Yes, yes. How many people are on the board we
Speaker 12: have six? Six okay? And how do you how do
Speaker 12: you in terms of deciding who's going to play the festival,
Speaker 12: because I assume you probably have a lot of submissions,
Speaker 12: right or people who contact you who say, hey, I've
Speaker 12: got a blues project we'd love to play.
Speaker 18: Yeah, it kind of it works that way as well,
Speaker 18: we do have people that reach out to us, but
Speaker 18: we always give a slot to our Granite State Blues
Speaker 18: Society Challenge winner. They will always be on our stage
Speaker 18: the following year. And then we kind of look around
Speaker 18: at new acts and people that we've seen. Some people
Speaker 18: we see in Memphis at the International Blues Challenge, Oh
Speaker 18: that we would not be able to catch their act
Speaker 18: if they we didn't go to Memphis. So I would
Speaker 18: recommend if you want to go to Memphis and you
Speaker 18: want to get entrenched in a weekend of blues, to
Speaker 18: go to the International Blues Challenge right right?
Speaker 12: Would you say, is Memphis, Tennessee? Is that kind of
Speaker 12: the mecca for blues right now in the United States?
Speaker 12: Or are there are there other cities that maybe people
Speaker 12: wouldn't think of necessarily where there's a really hot blues
Speaker 12: scene happening.
Speaker 19: Well, I think Beale Street, Memphis is really the home
Speaker 19: of the blues, is it, Yeah? But there are many
Speaker 19: many other places.
Speaker 18: There's like Chicago blues. I mean, we have even locally
Speaker 18: we have a lot of fantastic clubs. But you know,
Speaker 18: I think Milford and Manchester we have a pretty vibrant
Speaker 18: blues community and I'm apologized if I've left anybody out,
Speaker 18: but you know, it's like trying to think of everything
Speaker 18: on the fly, but I do. Yes, it's kind of
Speaker 18: like the mecca. Everybody goes there that wants to get
Speaker 18: deeply entrenched in the blues.
Speaker 12: Tell us about the challenge again, the Blues Challenge. I'm
Speaker 12: curious to learn more about that.
Speaker 19: Oh yeah, we hold a challenge every year. There are
Speaker 19: two categories, solo, duo and band group. We also have
Speaker 19: a youth category as well, and the winners will go
Speaker 19: to Memphis to represent New Hampshire in the International Blues Challenge.
Speaker 12: Oh okay, how many people enter the challenge here?
Speaker 17: I think we had six bands this year.
Speaker 18: Yeah, it really varies here to year. We just had
Speaker 18: it May nineteenth up at the Bank of New Hampshire State.
Speaker 18: They were very generous to host us this year. I
Speaker 18: would also recommend that people check out their website because
Speaker 18: they do have some blue shows coming up. But we
Speaker 18: do make start making announcements probably in like March of
Speaker 18: April for next year's challenge will be. It's typically held
Speaker 18: in May.
Speaker 12: Okay, we just.
Speaker 18: Vet the bands make sure they're blues. They do have
Speaker 18: to have some original music as well. It's favored, It's
Speaker 18: looked upon very favorably by the judges in Memphis, and
Speaker 18: then we just have a fun day listening to blues.
Speaker 12: Yeah yeah. Do you know how many artists are involved
Speaker 12: in the Is it is in Memphis? Is that the
Speaker 12: international challenge? Correct? Okay, so there must be.
Speaker 19: A lot yeah, held every January?
Speaker 12: Okay, do you know how many? I mean, is it?
Speaker 12: Is it in the like? How many artists are in
Speaker 12: that challenge?
Speaker 19: Is it in the hundreds?
Speaker 12: It is in the hundreds.
Speaker 11: Yeah.
Speaker 18: The first year I started going was it's amazing and
Speaker 18: you really have to run from club to club and
Speaker 18: back and forth across the street to catch all the music.
Speaker 18: And then you start hearing the buzz on the street like,
Speaker 18: oh my god, you got to catch these guys, and
Speaker 18: it's very exciting.
Speaker 12: Yeah yeah, does anybody, Does anybody ever approach the Granite
Speaker 12: State Blues Society? Who you have to? I don't know
Speaker 12: if turn away would be the right way of putting it,
Speaker 12: But something that I've always found kind of interesting and
Speaker 12: speaking as a musician myself, is blues is one of
Speaker 12: those genres and like I said, it's also the foundation
Speaker 12: of everything but not everyone necessarily agrees on what qualifies
Speaker 12: as blues. You know, Like, you've got a lot of
Speaker 12: rock bands that are kind of the blues based, and
Speaker 12: which is an odd term in and of itself because
Speaker 12: it's all blues based, right, But you've got some rock
Speaker 12: bands who have kind of a bluesy sound who some
Speaker 12: might consider to be blues but aren't necessarily blues. I mean,
Speaker 12: I'm trying to think of an example of somebody. It
Speaker 12: seems like there's it seems like there's even been bands
Speaker 12: that will put the word blues in their name, and
Speaker 12: there's an there's an example of that specifically that it's
Speaker 12: in the back of my mind. I can't quite it's
Speaker 12: on the tip of my tongue, but I can't quite
Speaker 12: think of who it is. But not everyone necessarily agrees
Speaker 12: on what is blues and what is more just blues
Speaker 12: based rock, you.
Speaker 13: Know what I mean.
Speaker 12: Do you ever find that where someone approaches you and says, hey,
Speaker 12: I've got a blues project, and then you listen to
Speaker 12: their music and you go, ah, this isn't really blues,
Speaker 12: you know? Does that ever happen?
Speaker 18: Well, when we do have the Blues Challenge, we bring
Speaker 18: in three judges that are have a very strong blues background.
Speaker 18: None of them are board members. It's very and you're right,
Speaker 18: sometimes it is subjective. And yes, we've had a couple
Speaker 18: of people that applied this year that when we vetted
Speaker 18: the bands, because you don't want country rock up there, right,
Speaker 18: and you know when it's a blues Challenge and people
Speaker 18: are coming in anticipating blues. Yeah, so yeah, it does happen,
Speaker 18: and we very kindly and gently thank them for their interest,
Speaker 18: but we you know, we want them to make sure
Speaker 18: they're playing in the blues genre because there would be
Speaker 18: no point in them, you know, a hip hop singer
Speaker 18: coming in to compete in the blues Challenge.
Speaker 12: Right, right, Matt Kershner is in the Facebook live chat
Speaker 12: and says blues traveler. Lol, Yes, that's who I was
Speaker 12: trying to think of a perfect example. Yes, yes, blues traveler.
Speaker 12: And again, you know you hear you can understand why
Speaker 12: they would call themselves blues traveler, but it's not blues.
Speaker 12: I mean, he's got a harmonica, sure, but that's but
Speaker 12: that's not all it takes. Right, And you've probably had
Speaker 12: conversations similar with with people about that kind of thing, right,
Speaker 12: Like This isn't really what we're looking for here, you know.
Speaker 17: Yeah, it's it's typically.
Speaker 18: Only with the challenge because we want to make sure
Speaker 18: that listen, I'm not going to be critical critical of anybody.
Speaker 18: I don't play an instrument, I don't sing, and so
Speaker 18: I just kind of try to enjoy all of it
Speaker 18: as much as I can. But we do we keep
Speaker 18: our festival in the blues genre. We keep our challenge
Speaker 18: in the blues genre, and we will promote shows on
Speaker 18: our Facebook page about blue shows that are coming up,
Speaker 18: blue sjams. If you know have a bluejam, send it
Speaker 18: our way. We'll put it up on our Facebook page
Speaker 18: and our website.
Speaker 12: Yeah. Now does a Grand State Blue Society. You've got
Speaker 12: the annual event? Do you do other events? I mean,
Speaker 12: obviously you promote other events that people are having, as
Speaker 12: you just said, but do you also do other smaller
Speaker 12: events throughout the year or do you just focus on
Speaker 12: the one annual event.
Speaker 18: It's a big lift to pull the festival off the ground.
Speaker 18: Then we move towards our Blues Challenge. We would like
Speaker 18: to do other events. We've talked about it, yeah, you know,
Speaker 18: being another something else, but we haven't pulled it off
Speaker 18: yet and that's definitely on the back burner for us.
Speaker 12: Yeah. Yeah, it's a lot of work, a lot.
Speaker 18: And there's a lot of opportunity. There's so many good
Speaker 18: blues musicians in this area that we are very fortunate.
Speaker 18: You can always find a show.
Speaker 12: Oh yeah, oh, absolutely absolutely.
Speaker 19: We also do a couple of fundraisers for our Blues
Speaker 19: Challenge winners.
Speaker 17: Oh, help defray their cost to Memphis.
Speaker 12: Oh, excellent, forgot about that. Thanks, Yeah, that's that's great. Yeah,
Speaker 12: and tell us again about you mentioned Webster House earlier.
Speaker 12: Can you tell us more about that, because you know,
Speaker 12: certainly living in Manchester, I'm aware of the Webster House.
Speaker 12: I've heard of it. I don't really know much about it, though,
Speaker 12: and many of our listeners probably don't know either.
Speaker 18: Yeah, the Webster House. I can't tell you how long
Speaker 18: they've been established, but it is a home away from
Speaker 18: home for children who need to be out of the
Speaker 18: home through no fault to their own. I don't know
Speaker 18: why they chose that charity way back in the past,
Speaker 18: but last year we were able to donate over five
Speaker 18: thousand dollars to them and they were able to purchase
Speaker 18: a nice, big, brand new professional high quality gas stove
Speaker 18: for their kitchen because they're feeding lots of kids and
Speaker 18: they do cooking. They teach the kids how to cook
Speaker 18: and do things like that. Yeah, it's been a it's
Speaker 18: a really well established children's home here in New Hampshire.
Speaker 18: I believe this year we are going to bring in
Speaker 18: the Nashua Children's Home as well as one of our
Speaker 18: beneficiaries of the festival.
Speaker 12: Excellent, excellent. Are there other charities involved too or no?
Speaker 12: We just know web Webster Houses.
Speaker 18: Webster House has been Yeah, they've been the focus over
Speaker 18: the years and we've, like I said, decided that the
Speaker 18: National Children's Home were bringing them in as well.
Speaker 12: Yeah, yeah, excellent. And the number of art so how
Speaker 12: many did you say? Seven? How many artists are performing
Speaker 12: at the festival? Oh?
Speaker 18: I forgot Pracash Slim is going to be there. He
Speaker 18: was elite the latest edition A do you have him counted?
Speaker 12: One?
Speaker 17: Two? It's a lot, it's a full d like six
Speaker 17: or seven?
Speaker 12: Yeah, yeah, excellent, excellent. Has it always been uh? Has
Speaker 12: it always been that many from the beginning or is
Speaker 12: this something that's kind of grown over the years.
Speaker 18: Well, we do try to keep it. It's a one
Speaker 18: day festival. We try to get the gates open at twelve.
Speaker 18: The last act will be getting off stage about seven thirty.
Speaker 18: You probably in the mosquitos and the bug start, So
Speaker 18: that's kind We definitely don't want to be there into eight, nine,
Speaker 18: ten o'clock at night because it's a big lift. It's
Speaker 18: a long day. Yeah, we have a lot of fun
Speaker 18: doing it. It's very enjoyable and.
Speaker 12: When it's over, too, it must be kind of a relief, right,
Speaker 12: tremendously but very very satisfying. Yeah, it's cool that you know,
Speaker 12: you're raising money for Webster houts with it. Yeah, and
Speaker 12: that's amazing. Yeah, do you have so there might be
Speaker 12: people listening who either don't know a lot about blues
Speaker 12: music or maybe kind of used to be very you know,
Speaker 12: either listening to it a lot or playing it. Maybe
Speaker 12: musicians who maybe kind of fell out of it, fell
Speaker 12: out of the scene a bit. Do you ever, I'm
Speaker 12: sure you have conversations with people sometimes where you have
Speaker 12: to kind of direct them at maybe resources to learn
Speaker 12: about blues artists and and and about the genre.
Speaker 18: Well, we do have a blues education portion of our
Speaker 18: blue society in Okay.
Speaker 12: That's what I was wondering about Yeah, tell us about that.
Speaker 18: So that has Rachel Bernard actually took that over when
Speaker 18: we lost our one of our board members who was
Speaker 18: headlining that. She's brought some Jimmy Carpenter into the schools
Speaker 18: I believe, was it Sohegan or Milford. Jimmy Carpenter's a
Speaker 18: you can you know more about him than I do.
Speaker 19: He is a singer and saxophone player.
Speaker 12: Who I'm sorry, Oh oh, she's just telling you to
Speaker 12: make sure you talk directly into the mic.
Speaker 17: Oh, I forgot what I was saying.
Speaker 18: So Jimmy Carpenter is he plays horn and he went
Speaker 18: into the school. I wasn't there, but she did get
Speaker 18: bring him into the school. We've done stuff with Easter Seals,
Speaker 18: doing a BLUESEAD program with them. I haven't been involved
Speaker 18: in that, so yeah, you know, it's it's not something
Speaker 18: I can speak eloquently about.
Speaker 17: Yeah, there's definitely that portion of what we try to do.
Speaker 12: Yeah, yeah, excellent, excellent, are you already?
Speaker 18: Well?
Speaker 12: Actually, let me ask it this this way. So what's
Speaker 12: the best way say to somebody listening who would like
Speaker 12: to submit something for either for the Blues Challenge in
Speaker 12: the future or next year's because, as you mentioned, and
Speaker 12: you're already you know, and that's how it works, right
Speaker 12: when you're doing an annual festival, you've you've got to
Speaker 12: be thinking ahead, way ahead. You're already thinking about next year, right, Yes,
Speaker 12: So for people who want to submit something, maybe they
Speaker 12: want to get in, or maybe they just want to
Speaker 12: get involved, maybe they want to volunteer for the Granted
Speaker 12: State Blue Society. What's the best way for people to
Speaker 12: reach out to you?
Speaker 19: They can check out our website Granted State Blues dot org.
Speaker 19: We also have a Facebook page, so reach out.
Speaker 12: Yeah, yeah, yeah, excellent, excellent, and are there because obviously,
Speaker 12: you know, we have people who listen online from other places.
Speaker 12: I assume there's other variations people. I mean, you probably
Speaker 12: don't know offhand, but I assume there's other organizations, probably
Speaker 12: in every state across the country that has some some
Speaker 12: does something similar to what you do in terms of
Speaker 12: promoting blues music and educating people on it and festivals
Speaker 12: and events and whatnot.
Speaker 18: If they go to if they go to the Blues
Speaker 18: Foundation website, they can if anybody is listening in from
Speaker 18: say Illinois, you can find.
Speaker 17: Your blues chapter.
Speaker 18: Yeah, I've been out in Pennsylvania and went to a
Speaker 18: blue jam and directed a young man to there. I said,
Speaker 18: you've got to find your local blues chapter. You have
Speaker 18: to go find them and introduce yourself. Most of the
Speaker 18: states have them, I believe.
Speaker 12: Yeah. And that's uh. That organization you were talking about too,
Speaker 12: is international, right, it's.
Speaker 18: The it's the parent one, the Blues Foundation. They have
Speaker 18: a website. They are the ones that host the International
Speaker 18: Blues Challenge.
Speaker 12: Okay, yeah, so there's no shortage of resources for people, No, absolutely,
Speaker 12: and where and yeah, wherever you are in the country
Speaker 12: or in the world.
Speaker 17: Yeah, right, does that ever.
Speaker 12: Surprise you when you're you know, in terms of thinking about, wow,
Speaker 12: there's actually other countries where they have where this organization
Speaker 12: is operating, and there's actually blues Like it's funny to
Speaker 12: think about in a way, right, you know, like maybe
Speaker 12: I don't know France, is there a blue scene there?
Speaker 10: Oh?
Speaker 12: Yeah, probably?
Speaker 18: Yeah, right, there is, there's And I remember being surprised
Speaker 18: the first time I did go to Memphis there were
Speaker 18: blues players there from Japan. And it doesn't surprise me, honestly,
Speaker 18: I just never thought about it before that you know,
Speaker 18: they're there and they're from everywhere and they come to
Speaker 18: Memphis and they.
Speaker 17: Just have a blast.
Speaker 18: Yeah, this year in Memphis it was really cold and icy,
Speaker 18: it had snowed. Everything was just a mess down there
Speaker 18: because they can't they're not in New England.
Speaker 12: Or they're not prepared for for anything wintry.
Speaker 18: And we had We came across a young man, a
Speaker 18: young couple. They were building a snowman and I did
Speaker 18: he say they were from France. He said, we don't
Speaker 18: get snow over there, so it was kind of fun.
Speaker 12: That's cool, that's cool.
Speaker 18: And you said Japan to Japan, Germany, Australia, Korea, Italy, Yes,
Speaker 18: there's they're they're from everywhere. England, Oh my god. Yeah,
Speaker 18: there's just amazing, like just sitting here like all the
Speaker 18: like the Snelli brothers they were from, I want to
Speaker 18: say England. They were fantastic. I love them outstanding.
Speaker 12: Yeah, that's really cool. Yeah, because we think of blues
Speaker 12: as being you know, well an American and and it
Speaker 12: you know that this is where it started. But yep,
Speaker 12: but music is so you know, a music scene in
Speaker 12: any genre can happen anywhere. And I think the Internet
Speaker 12: has a lot to do with that too.
Speaker 6: You know.
Speaker 12: I mean certainly, you know, thirty years ago, we wouldn't
Speaker 12: necessarily be talking about you know, yeah there's uh, there's
Speaker 12: this blues band in Japan right now. You know. But
Speaker 12: with the Internet, it has made everything, you know, it
Speaker 12: has made music truly global in every genre, which I
Speaker 12: think is a beautiful thing. It's a wonderful thing. We're
Speaker 12: gonna we got to start to wrap up this segment
Speaker 12: and we are going to play something from Nick David's band.
Speaker 12: But remind us, oh, actually two things. One we got
Speaker 12: to remind everybody if they want a pair of tickets,
Speaker 12: you can get a pair of tickets to the event
Speaker 12: August third. But what you got to do is contact
Speaker 12: on Facebook, granted State Blues Society and the first one
Speaker 12: to do that, you got to mention this conversation on
Speaker 12: this radio show, on this radio station, and you can
Speaker 12: get a pair of tickets to the event. What's the
Speaker 12: official name of the event again.
Speaker 17: Blues on the Range.
Speaker 12: Blues on the Range, Yes, where.
Speaker 19: Some people might remember Barnfull of the Blues, the festival
Speaker 19: we had before.
Speaker 17: Oh we moved to the Range.
Speaker 12: Oh okay, okay, where did you used to do it?
Speaker 20: On New Boston?
Speaker 19: New Hampshire at the four Eah Field.
Speaker 12: Oh oh okay, why why the move is? Is the
Speaker 12: UH is the place in Mason just bigger, easier.
Speaker 18: To well, you know, the dreaded COVID hit and changed
Speaker 18: a lot of things. And then when we went back
Speaker 18: into UH try to go back to New Boston, we
Speaker 18: were unable to secure that venue for the festival. So
Speaker 18: we started looking around and came across the range within
Speaker 18: the Colder Seerio and she's been absolutely fantastic to us.
Speaker 18: It's a beautiful little venue out in Mason. Tomorrow afternoon
Speaker 18: Frankie Boy in the Blues Express will be playing. She
Speaker 18: does a Sunday afternoon blues thing with the barbecue and blues.
Speaker 18: It's bring it, bring a lawn chair, bring you money,
Speaker 18: sit down, enjoy yourself. Very crappy Sunday until she closes
Speaker 18: in the fall.
Speaker 12: Oh outstanding. Okay, good to know, good to know. But yeah,
Speaker 12: so Blues on the Range. If you want a pair
Speaker 12: of tickets to that again, contact Granted State Blue Society
Speaker 12: on Facebook mentioned this conversation on this show on this station.
Speaker 12: Will be the first ones to do it though, so
Speaker 12: don't do not procrastinate and you can come to this
Speaker 12: amazing event. And again, where should people go online? What's
Speaker 12: the website? The main website for Granted State.
Speaker 18: Blues www dot Granite State Blues dot org and you
Speaker 18: can find us on Facebook.
Speaker 12: Outstanding. Well, we'll be.
Speaker 19: Selling tickets to the festival advance sales until Friday, okay,
Speaker 19: and that those are available at Granted State Blues.
Speaker 12: Excellent, excellent. Well listen, Charlene and Debbie, thank you both
Speaker 12: so much for coming in today. This has been wonderful.
Speaker 17: Thank you so much for giving us the time and
Speaker 17: hosting us.
Speaker 12: Oh, very happy to do it, very happy to do it.
Speaker 12: And uh, we will close out this segment. So this
Speaker 12: is I think we'll play this track. I just like
Speaker 12: the title mind your Mind. The band is Wicked Lowdown
Speaker 12: and my old friend Nick David, whom I've not seen
Speaker 12: in a very long time, but great, great guy and
Speaker 12: so talented, such a talented guy. But we're gonna play this.
Speaker 12: This is from his band, Wicked Lowdown. This is mind
Speaker 12: your Mind. And if you're listening on Saturday, if you're
Speaker 12: listening live, We've got plenty more to come on the
Speaker 12: show today, but we will close out the segment with
Speaker 12: this and again Charlene and Debbie, thank you both so much.
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