BB King's Bluesville

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• You and Me with B.B. King Saturdays at 3 pm ET
  Rebroadcasts Sundays 12 pm ET You and Me with B.B. King is a weekly walk through history, featuring the stories and songs that continue to inspire B.B. King today. He’ll tell you what he thinks about today’s new musicians and even answer your questions, holding court with special guests and of course, Lucille.

• Front Porch Sundays 8 am ET
  Rebroadcasts Tuesdays 2 pm & Thursdays 12 am ET If acoustic blues is your cup of tea then the Front Porch is for you! Check out an hour of all non-electric blues, including the forefathers, foremothers, and more contemporary players.

• Stone Blue Saturdays 10 pm ET
  Rebroadcasts Tuesdays 12 am & Thursdays 1 pm ETNot for the faint-hearted, these tunes are loud, rocking, and in your face. Dave Hole, Gary Moore, Tab Benoit, Tinsley Ellis, and Walter Trout are all regulars on Stone Blue.

• Rack Of Blues Saturdays 10 am ET
  Mondays 12 pm & Wednesdays 12 am ETWe count down the weekly "Picks To Click" -- the newest blues platters from number 15 to number 1, in order and uninterrupted.

• Juke Joint Fridays 3 pm ETYou say it and we play it -- for three solid hours on the first nationwide all-request blues show. Call us at 1-866-267-0454 and be heard!

• The Rockers Doin' The Blues Weekdays 11 pm ET Each week Pat puts together a half dozen songs played by artists who have a “rock” image, but know where their music originated. From Aerosmith to The Rolling Stones and countless others, listen as they do their “take” on John Lee Hooker tunes, or those of Muddy and Buddy. The Rockers Doin’ The Blues is a real “pick me up”, as some of the performances are sure to know you out!

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  Bill Wax | emailMondays 1 pm - 6 pm ET
  Tuesdays 12 pm - 2 pm; 3 pm - 6 pm ET
  Wednesdays 12 pm - 6 pm ET
  Thursdays 12 pm - 1 pm; 3 pm - 6 pm ET
  Fridays 12 pm - 3 pm ET
  Saturdays 8 am - 10 am; 11 am - 2 pm; 3 pm - 6 pm ET
  Sundays 9 am - 12 pm; 1 pm - 6 pm ET
  Bill Wax cut his teeth in the '60s in DC, listening to great black musicians play the Howard Theatre and falling asleep with a transistor radio hidden under his pillow. He began broadcasting in the late '70s in Columbia, MO, and he's been sharing his love for the blues on the radio waves ever since.

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  Tony Colter | email
  Weekdays 8 am - 12 pm ET
  Saturdays 6 pm - 10 pm ET
  Sundays 6 pm - 12 am ETTony tells his own story: "One of the first things I remember was being in New York City, seeing skyscrapers and listening to Top 40 Radio! I won a call-in radio contest, a Temptations Greatest Hits album and a the tour of the station. In 1979 I started working in radio, satellite radio in 2004."

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  Pat St. John | email
  Weekdays 6 pm - midnight ETWhen Pat's on Bluesville it's compelling radio as Pat tells many of the stories behind the songs and artists. "There's no station in the world that spans as many years and styles of this music than what we're putting out.” From the vintage, to the Blues standards, to what these new bands are creating. Pat hand-crafts each show, and can't wait to share it all with you. It's an experience to be treasured together.
  
  Nothing beats a good rockin' Blues tune, or a good shuffle beat, or a slow blues masterfully played with feeling. All Blues is about feeling and it’s all woven together on each Pat St.John show each weekday in Bluesville. There's no other important music on the planet, as each song tells its own story. There's magic in this thing called “the blues” that will make you feel better know matter what you're feeling. It's powerful, it's entertaining, and it's sound that's varied, yet made unique by the players. "I'm knocked out by the what the original inventors were able to accomplish, and I'm still learning from what these talented new artists are coming up with.” Please join me as this music is made better when shared by friends. There's nothing like The Blues!