Músicos:
Gonzalo Araya: Harmonica
Toño Silva : Batería
Cristian Aldunate : Bajo
Felipe Ruf: Guitarra
Guest:  Jose Luis Pardo

100 Ways (invitado Jose Luis Pardo)

"Rainy Day Blues" is a song Blue Lew Hogue AKA Lewis H. Hogue Created by Recording the sound of rain by placing two 58 Shure microphones on his upstairs window stool with the window open while it was raining and thundering (both mics pointing in the opposite direction)and added the harmonica part in, in one take, also with two 58s

Lost and Found

Rainy Day Blues

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Blues Harmonica - 1 Minute Blues

My old car broke down after work at 2AM in the rough, red-light district of downtown Seattle, or "The Wrong Side of Town".    Funny country blues song about being scared and having to stick up for myself amidst all kinds of characters. Great groove, raw vocals, blues harmonica, keys, electric guitar, drums, bass. From my first album.  I played all the instruments except drums (Steve Swartz).

Wrong Side of Town

Wrong Side Of Town

Blues August 25

A blues boogaloo for dancing and a satire for laughing 

Performed by JT & The Blue Impressions

On 9/12/24 at Boundary Bay Brewery as part of the Jamboree Twilight Series

Jan Peters - Voc & Harmonica
Sage Eisenhour - Voc & Trumpet
Taylor Molzhan - Guitar
Andy Simmons - Bass
Kevin Chryst - Drums

Photo by Erik Karits

Chump Sneaker Strut  by Jan Peters

This melodic, kicking country rock song re-tells the story of a man named Nicodemus (a man named "Nick") who secretly went out at night to have a conversation with none other than Jesus.  Nick was in a strict group that stuck their noses up at the awesome JC, but Nick is smart enough to at least listen, if not believe. Insightful.

Why Not Take a Chance

Ticket to Enter In

Ticket To Enter In

This is a moderate tempo Blues with Acoustic Guitar Vocals and sweet Harmonica 

I'm your Fireman

rock ahh-bye-baby

Trainliner

Trainliner  or Sweet Country

Scott Wilson - Solo Harmonica
Sparky B. - studio treatments

https://soundcloud.com/scottydubmusic

Studio Chamber for Harmonica

A Blues-Folk Testimonial for Anyone Who Ever Got Told They Were Already Lost

This isn’t a hymn for saints — it’s a rallying cry for the bruised. Change Poison into Medicine walks the razor’s edge between despair and awakening, hammering the old karma-chains with a raw acoustic spark and a harmonica that won’t stop crying until it can finally soar.

The narrator questions the old fear-based religion that promised endless punishment — then flips the script. The Lotus Sūtra drops like a thunderbolt — revealing a “Mystic Law” already raging in his bones. No waiting for heaven. No cosmic warden counting sins.

Just the courage to take the worst you’ve lived… and alchemize it into strength.

Firelight vocals. Scratched-up guitar. Stomping kick and tambourine driving the chorus like a second chance pounding at the door.

A blues of rebirth. A sermon for the skeptics. A reminder that the medicine and the poison are often the same— depending on who you decide to be now.

Lyrics
(Verse 1 – The Heavy Chain) Woke up this mornin', sun wouldn't shine on me Felt the chains of my past, far as my eye could see The old preachers told me the debt was way too deep Said I’d pay for a million years, even in my sleep. They said, "Son, gettin' clean is a long, hard road." Felt my soul gettin' heavy, carryin' that load. I was shackled by a story that I couldn't change Just a ghost in my own life, lost on a lonely range.

(Chorus – The Good Medicine) But the Lotus Sūtra came like a hammer on the stone Gave me one true sound to call my own Said the power of the Law was right here in my soul It’s the great physician’s cure, Lord, to make a man whole. Yes, it's true, my friend, I finally understood Gotta change the poison into medicine, and turn the bad to good.

(Verse 2 – The Vanishing Dew) My debts were piled as high as a mountain in the sky Thought I’d be carryin' that burden 'til the day I die But the Sūtra said my faith was a deeper root And this one true practice set my soul loose. That old, bad karma didn't need to be pulled out piece by piece It vanished like the frost or dew when the sun brings release. Yeah, it wiped the whole slate clean in the twinkling of an eye Gave me the nerve to face the things I was too scared to try.

(Chorus – The Good Medicine) But the Lotus Sūtra came like a hammer on the stone Gave me one true sound to call my own Said the power of the Law was right here in my soul It’s the great physician’s cure, Lord, to make a man whole. Yes, it's true, my friend, I finally understood Gotta change the poison into medicine, and turn the bad to good.

(Bridge – The Vow) I ain't no prisoner just payin' for my sin This very hardship is where my real work begins I chose to be here, to take on this pain Like the soul who made a promise, walkin' through the rain. My suffering ain't a sentence, it's a promise that I made Right here in this muddy world, my foundation is laid.

(Outro – Right Here, Right Now) I'm gettin' my reward right here, in this present life No longer bound by that old, endless strife Oh, the Mystic Law, it's a burnin' light Turnin' all my darkness into something bright.

Oh, that medicine... (Poison into medicine) That sweet, sweet medicine... (Poison into medicine) I'm changin' it now... Right here... Right now.

Change Poison into Medicine

Award-winning Songwriter & Multi-instrumentalist. Head and shoulders above most, Wiles has won songwriting contests from the likes of Billboard and plays six instruments in her showcase of heartfelt originals and historical favorites. Rich threads of country, blues, bluegrass, gospel and rock encompass Wiles’ styles. Endearing the audience with her transparent song stories, Mary plays guitar, keyboard, blues harmonica, banjo, violin, and mandolin. Wiles has released two original records and is finishing her new 10 song original album, “Blonde Girl Blues”. A Stage Veteran, Wiles has been a featured artist at almost every fair and many festivals in WA State, and has opened for Loretta Lynn, Tracy Byrd, the 60’s hit making group, "The Association", Freddie Fields of Lovesong, Anne Herring of 2nd Chapter of Acts and Bob Bennett. Performances have included The Goodwill Games, Expo ’86 and Nashville's Bluebird Café. “Wiles is a legend in her own city” Carole Beers, Seattle Times

Here for fun and the love of music. I’m not too shy to try out any genre. Everything here is made from scratch.

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Welcome to the musical world of The William Altig Choir, where ancient wisdom meets contemporary sound.

Inspired by the teachings of the Lotus Sutra and infused with deep spiritual themes, my music blends the rich traditions of blues and folk with modern elements, creating a unique fusion that resonates with both the heart and soul.

I've been captivated by the Lotus Sutra's messages of compassion, wisdom, and transformation since my youth. It's a journey of self-discovery that has found its voice in my music. Each song is a reflection of my own spiritual awakening and a celebration of universal truths.

My style is characterized by emotive storytelling, powerful lyrics, and a commitment to exploring the depths of human experience. Featuring contemplative blues, acoustic slide guitar, saxophone melodies, and the harmonies of a gospel choir, my music reflects a quest for enlightenment and a better understanding of the self.

Join me on this musical journey. Together, we can explore the teachings of the Lotus Sutra, finding solace, hope, and a deeper connection to the world around us.

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When i'm not playing video games....
...i listen to and create Music.
I get into everything: Abba to Zappa...Grindcore to Gershwin...Nine Inch Nails to Nina Simone...Mike Oldfield to My Bloody Valentine to Miles Davis
  I LIKE MUSIC....composing and listening   😎
For the record: I am a keyboardist and sometimes drummer. About 90% of  the keyboard work is me actually playing a Yamaha Midi keyboard. Now you know...

Blue Lew Hogue and Nora Wixted-Hogue are local musicians in The USA Destin/Miramar Beach Fl. area,. 32550.

 "0ur life's dream has been to make a "Simple Living" doing what we love to do, playing the music we write and putting our own twist on classic cover tunes we play." 

 Lewis H. Hogue AKA Blue Lew was born in Texas, raised in Tennessee just south of Nashville, moved to Florida 1995 and then he fell in love with Nora Wixted, a 20 year veteran of the New Orleans music scene! They got Married in 1997. Now they write about their "Life & Times" just two blocks from the beach.

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