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	Swamp blues - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Swamp blues is a form of blues music that is highly evolved and specialized.
		It arose from the Louisiana blues and is known for its laidback rhythms which dominate a music that is simultaneously funky and often lighthearted — for a blues sub-genre.
		Swamp blues is sometimes confused with swamp pop music, which is actually a distinct south Louisiana musical genre — although swamp blues and swamp pop performers often accompanied each other in the studio and on stage.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Swamp_blues (351 words)

	CD Baby: SWAMP CABBAGE: Honk - from scottp
		Swamp Cabbage presents truly American music in that the songs paint images of the Southern US areas that inspired them.
		Founded by North Florida native Walter Parks, the Swamp Cabbage fatback electric ragtime sound is a raunchy foot-stompin' tip of the hat to Tom Waits, Billy Gibbons and Dr John.
		Swamp Cabbage is new Southern music - different from, yet in keeping with, the North Mississippi All Stars and Mofro.
	www.cdbaby.com /cd/swampcabbage/from/scottp (1128 words)

	Swamp Blues Downloads - Download Swamp Blues Music - Download Swamp Blues MP3s
		A piano-pounding institution on the southern Louisiana swamp blues scene during the late '50s and early '60s, Katie Webster later grabbed a long-deserved share of national recognition with a series of well-received Alligator albums.
		The acknowledged kingpin of the Louisiana school of blues, Lightnin' Slim's style was built on his grainy but expressive vocals and rudimentary guitar work, with usually nothing more than a harmonica and a drummer in support.
		It was down-home country blues edged two steps further into the mainstream; first by virtue of Lightnin's electric guitar, and secondly by the sound of the local Crowley musicians who backed him being bathed in simmering, pulsating tape echo.
	www.mp3.com /genre/691/subgenre.html (2879 words)

	Listen to Bad Dog Blues (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Swamp blues was still going strong as evidenced by solid records by veterans Lightnin’ Slim, Lonesome Sundown and Slim Harpo’s funky RandB #1, “Baby, Scratch My Back.” Louisiana artists Tabby Thomas, Silas Hogan and Whisperin’ Smith also cut strong records during this period but the end was near.
		The area was a blues hotspot where the crowds were rough and rowdy and if you couldn’t cut it on the bandstand they weren’t shy to let you know.
		No sound in blues is more recognizable than the notes he’s been ringing out of his beloved Lucille for the past half century.
	www.baddogblues.com /archives/6.99/reviews.htm (2371 words)

	CD Baby: RUSSELL GULLEY: Back to the Swamp
		All of the songs on the Back to the Swamp CD are either originals or have been chosen for their connection to the Shoals Tradition.
		Several are autobiographical, such as the title track, "Back to the Swamp", along with an acoustical remake of "Piece of Good Earth", the first single released by Jackson Highway on the MSS label in 1977.
		One other title, "The Gospel According to the Blues", is an a cappella performance that deals with intercultural influences as experienced by Russell as a young boy on the streets in his hometown of Fort Payne, Alabama.
	www.cdbaby.com /gulley (882 words)

	Louisiana Voices Glossary
		In many genres, especially those such as blues and jazz that favor improvisation, vocalists and instrumentalists alike may perform "over the beat." This means that they use the song's established rhythm as a reference point so that they can toy with the timing for dramatic effect.
		This hybrid of pop, rock, and rhythm and blues is virtually identical to the pop, rock, and RandB of this area that was popular in other parts of the country.
		Instead, swamp pop's regional identity comes from a soulful, emotional vocal style that has strong connections with zydeco and Cajun music.
	www.louisianavoices.org /edu_glossary.html (4723 words)

	Kenny Neal Live Review (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Their music combines the best of the Louisiana swamp blues tradition spiced with funky rhythms, present-day sensibilities and soulful vocals—all backed by Kenny’s exciting, slashing guitar style and masterful, deep-toned harmonica playing.
		With a music that is influenced by the many diverse styles of the region they grew up in, swamp pop, blues, zydeco, country, R&B—a virtual melting pot of influences, the Kenny Neal band are a well oiled machine that melds these various styles and influences with a mastery that is deceptive.
		Blues On Stage is a ® Trademark of Ray Stiles.
	www.mnblues.com /review/kennyneal1-00.html (984 words)

	Swamp Music Chords by Lynyrd Skynyrd @ Ultimate-Guitar.Com
		Swamp Music Chords by Lynyrd Skynyrd, www.Ultimate-Guitar.Com #----------------------------------PLEASE NOTE---------------------------------# #This file is the author's own work and represents their interpretation of the # #song.
		A E Well I'm goin down to the swamp, goin to watch a hound dog catch a coon.
		chorus: Swamp, Swamp, Swamp, Swamp music Swamp, swamp, swamp, swamp music B7 A E When the hound dog starts singin', I ain't got them big ol' city blues.
	www.ultimate-guitar.com /tabs/l/lynyrd_skynyrd/swamp_music_crd.htm (386 words)

	Swamp Cabbage Bio (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Swamp Cabbage is North Florida fatback boogaloo blues from three white guys brave enough to play The Theme From Shaft without strings and chick singers.
		In style, Swamp Cabbage gestures a raunchy foot-stompin' tip of the hat to Tony Joe White, The Meters, Dr. John, Tom Waits and ZZ Top's Billy Gibbons.
		Swamp Cabbage is new original Southern music that's different from, yet in keeping with, the North Mississippi All Stars and Mofro.
	www.swampcabbage.com /swampcabbage_biopage.htm (379 words)

	The Blues . Blues Road Trip . Louisiana and Texas \| PBS
		The piano and horn-driven New Orleans style of blues was enlivened by Caribbean and Dixieland rhythms, while in the Southwest of the state, accordion-driven zydeco emerged from the melding of French folk music, Native and African-American religious and social music, and electric blues.
		The "Swamp blues" emerged on record in the 1950s; influenced heavily by the style of the Chicago area's Jimmy Reed, this featured a slower take on the Louisiana style, with lazy vocals sometimes lagging just behind the rhythm, and incorporated unique studio production techniques.
		Texas blues is characterized by inventive guitar techniques (perhaps influenced by Mexican flamenco style), use of arpeggios, and jazz-inspired improvisation as well as the up-tempo, piano-driven "barrelhouse" style pioneered in Dallas, Houston, and Galveston, and the prominent vocals of slower blues shuffles more reminiscent of Delta traditions.
	www.pbs.org /theblues/roadtrip/loui-texstyle.html (212 words)

	SC Music (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Swamp blues, a minor but interesting genre, originated in the Baton Rouge area where musicians like Slim Harpo, Lightnin' Slim, Lonesome Sundown, and Lazy Lester developed a unique, rocking, Cajun-influenced blues style, captured after 1948 on Excello records.
		It appealed particularly to British rockers of the 1960s (the Rolling Stones covered Harpo's "I'm a King Bee," for instance, and the Kinks recorded Lazy Lester's "I'm a Lover Not a Fighter") and eventually contributed to the development of zydeco.
		Among the few surviving exemplars is "swamp boogie queen" Katie Webster.
	www.unc.edu /depts/csas/socult/music/swamp.htm (108 words)

	Swamp Padres
		The Swamp Padres are Malcolm Kirby (bass, vocals), Joe Haberstro (rubboard, triangle), Paul Mastriani (drums), Russ Roberts (accordions), Robin Whiteman (vocals and percussion), and Geoff Tesch (guitars, vocals).
		Joe is an acknowledged master of the "Frattoir" (rubboard) and with it defines a hypnotic, riveting core to the Swamp Padres.
		Word of mouth led the Swamp Padres to audition Robin, and they found she could sing heart-wrenching ballads, soulful blues, and up-tempo zydeco songs in a style all her own.
	www.swamppadres.com (678 words)

	Ben Prestage (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Growing up in the swamps of south central Florida, Prestage began to mix Mississippi Country Blues with his own brand of Florida Swamp Blues.
		Being a street musician in the “Blues capital of the South” threw Prestage's music in a new direction.
		The final result is Ben playing guitar, bass, and drums while singing his own brand of Blues which leaves bottles empty and dance floors full wherever his music takes him.
	benprestage.net (269 words)

	Papa HooDoo - The Swamp (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Their vision is to combine their current jamband style with a unique feel, capturing the gut of delta blues guitar while applying contemporary grooves and rhythms.
		The end result is music that’s true to the jamband genre but has the texture and feel of blues, jazz, folk, rock, americana and world with a touch of Celtic on occasion.
		The band likes to "swamp” out all their songs, both covers and originals, to create a melting pot of old and new.
	www.papahoodoo.com (304 words)

	Swamp pop - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Swamp pop is a musical genre indigenous to the Acadiana region of south Louisiana and an adjoining section of southeast Texas.
		The swamp pop sound is typified by highly emotional lyrics, tripleting honky-tonk pianos, undulating bass lines, bellowing horn sections, a strong rhythm and blues backbeat, and mournful, lovelorn lyrics.
		Despite its obvious rock and roll and rhythm and blues influences, swamp pop was not devoid of folk characteristics.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Swamp_pop (1245 words)

	www.myspace.com/swampcats
		With a unique mélange of Blues, Country and good old Rock & Roll, the sound of the Swamp Cats is as rich and deep as the marshland & river estuaries where they live.
		The Swamp Cats are currently playing Blues clubs, festivals and venues throughout the U K, as well as opening for the likes of Dan Baird, Walter Trout and a host of top artistes.
		I was born in Mississippi and I come from the same area as most of the blues greats but there is one huge difference I am still ALIVE and kicking.
	www.myspace.com /swampcats (1302 words)

	Swamp Blues Vol.1
		The importance of Baton Rouge blues is demonstrated by the fact that current rock and blues bands continue to sing and record the songs of Slim Harpo, Lazy Lester and other Baton Rouge legends.
		The Baton Rouge Blues tradition Slim Harpo and Lightnin Slim were part of had its brightest moments during the 1950s and 1960s.
		Tabby' s Blues Box and Heritage Hall is now a major attraction in Baton Rouge, Blues fans come from across the United States, Canada, Europe and Africa to enjoy the sounds of the Baton Rouge bluesman.
	www.lagumbomusic.com /vol1.html (1191 words)

	::Johnson: Swamp Stomper::
		The Swamp Stomper fuses a vintage triolian resophonic with a modern electric guitar to create a tone that’s straight from the bayou!
		The Swamp Stomper has incredible projection that’s maximized when plugged.
		The single cutaway design is excellent for blues solos and smooth slide playing.
	www.johnsongtr.com /Swamp-Stomper.1214.0.html (91 words)

	Louisiana Blues Downloads - Download Louisiana Blues Music - Download Louisiana Blues MP3s
		Her piano style, which mixes equal parts boogie woogie with zydeco and Louisiana swamp rock, is best-exemplified on her series of excellent recordings for the Rounder label.
		Katie Webster plays barrelhouse boogie-woogie, New Orleans R&B, Gulf Coast swamp pop, deep bayou blues and Southern gospel-flavored soul like nobody's business; her 35 years of professional piano work has appeared on at least 500 singles, including the original version of "Sea of Love," and countless albums.
		"Lightnin's Blues," the John Lee Hooker-inspired "Just Made Twenty One" and "Sugar Plum," the A-side and both sides of his first and third singles for Excello, are the three bonus CD tracks appended to the original track lineup on this 1998 CD reissue.
	www.mp3.com /louisiana-blues/genre/668/subgenre.html (3674 words)

	The Blues Kings
		"The Blues Kings are about the "real deal": traditional blues....This band is a joy to listen to and watch....Gigging is clearly in their blood.....Wilkins has a very fine voice and adds to the buoyant atmosphere with his ready smile.
		Although they shouldn't be, the Blues Kings are something of a rarity today: a band that plays authentic traditional electric blues - and they do it very well.
		Within the beautiful confines of this art form known as traditional blues, don't be surprised if the Blues Kings start a few traditions of their own.
	www.bluesonstage.com /blueskings (562 words)

	Welcome
		The Baton Rouge Blues Society is a non-profit organization that supports the Blues in Baton Rouge and the surrounding areas.
		Our mission is to preserve the Baton Rouge Blues, past and present, promote our blues musicians and bring to your attention the wealth of talent we have in our area.
		We host local events featuring the blues musicians of the area, contribute to as many of their needs as we are able and publicize them on this web site.
	batonrougeblues.org (276 words)

	www.myspace.com/blackswampblues
		The Black Swamp Blues Society is a non-profit organization.
		Our Mission is to promote and preserve the Blues in Northwest Ohio and Southeast Michigan, creating more opportunities for fans to see quality national and local blues artists.
		I hope that you fellow blues lovers ride with us on the bus to Memphis.
	www.myspace.com /blackswampblues (268 words)

	Kokomo's Home Page
		Formed in 1980, The Kokomo Blues Band, based in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, backed the legendary Johnny Shines for eight years before teaming up with Little Whitt and Big Bo to produce"Moody Swamp Blues," called CD OF THE YEAR (1995) by Scott Duncan, editor of England's BLUEPRINT magazine.
		She has her own CD and is busy getting the word out while performing with other Alabama blues artists in a series of "Alabama Blues Showcases" which finds her playing with the likes of James Peterson, Big Bo McGee, Willie King, and many other less known blues artists from Alabama.
		Some Recent highlights: Performed six "Alabama Blues Showcase" gigs for the Mercedes Benz Corporation when they invited the world press to Alabama to for the unveiling of their new Sports Vehicle which is being produced here in Alabama.
	www.alabamablues.org /hub.html (353 words)

	Packrat and The Smokehouse Blues Band
		Their Second album, SWAMP JIVE- (ICH-9017) was recorded at the King Snake Studios and released on Ichiban records "'Wild Dog' series.
		The original SMOKEHOUSE sound is a gumbo of swamp and delta roots, Jimmy Reed, Muddy Waters, Lazy Lester, Salis Hogan, Slim Harpo and Lightning Slim.
		His influences range from the blues to funk heavy metal and even Latin and reggae.
	www.profectus.com /smokehouse (869 words)

	Chubby Carrier & The Bayou Swamp Band Blues Profile (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		His music borders on the fringes of traditional Zydeco where he continually pushes the envelope of his sound right to the edges of rock.
		The result is a mixture of rocking, funky blues with a swamp pop flavor.
		If you hear my show it's more high energy, swamp funky music." Carrier considers himself an ambassador of Zydeco and is committed to brining this engaging music to the masses.
	www.mnblues.com /profile/carrier-pf99.html (358 words)

	Delta Frank's Blues Blowtorch
		Frank's excuse for purchasing the new technology was that he needed to listen to the new blues recordings for his radio program; Over the last fourteen years, he has been transformed every Friday night into Delta Frank, the Blues Doctor on WGLT 89.1 FM and 103.3 in Peoria, Illinois State University's public radio station.
		His radio program features rhythm and blues music from the past and present.
		Lightning Slim -- he's king of the swamp blues.
	www.bluesblowtorch.com /site/frank.shtml (461 words)

	Tailgaters-Swampabilly,Swamp Rock,Rockabilly
		The band are also accomplished songwriters, supplementing their soulful r and b covers with a distinctive vibe of their own.
		To describe The Tailgaters as solely a blues band is to do them a grave injustice.
		Sure enough the fabric that holds these diverse elements together is blues, but add to the 12 bar the spice and fire of electric emotion and you have the
	members.tripod.com /tailgater/index.htm (594 words)

	Special Features (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Each month we'll pick an artist or two or discuss a slice of blues history that we feel is important.
		The music of Slim Harpo, Lightnin' Slim and Lazy Lester have entered the cannon of blues classics and defined the swamp blues sound that Excello became famous for.
		In 1957 swamp blues was in full stride with consistent recordings by Lightnin' Slim and Lazy Lester emanating from the Crowley studios.
	www.baddogblues.com /archives/6.99/essential.htm (793 words)

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