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BRAD WHEELER A RT & MUSEUMS Equal parts art lesson, gossip session and an insider's guide to Parkdale, a walking tour of West Queen West is led by in-the-know journalist Betty Ann Jordan.

Susan Tedeschi/Buddy Guy Wolf Trap Filene Center Sunday, June 21 On blues legend Buddy Guy's latest CD, "Skin Deep," there's a song that poses the question about the next generation of blues performers.

It's a wonder Susan Tedeschi still has time to ponder physics equations. The blues-rock singer/guitarist, riding the wave of her 2008 album, 'Back to the River,' on a tour that casts her as far as Europe and takes her to the Paramount Theatre on Tuesday, certainly has her hands full.

It was hard to miss John and Paige Shutlock's arrival at Wolf Trap National Park for the Performing Arts one evening earlier this week.

Susan Tedeschi performed June 26 at the Eastman Theatre as part of the 2009 RIJF.

The sun finally fought its way through the clouds Sunday and allowed festivalgoers to enjoy the last day of the 2009 Clearwater Festival without having to run for cover.

Every jazz fan knows the story of Pat Martino , the great guitarist who suffered a brain aneurysm in the late 1970's and had to re-learn the guitar from scratch.

The Eastman Theatre took its final bow at the eighth annual Rochester International Jazz Festival by selling out the house for a blues and rock double header: Susan Tedeschi and Taj Mahal.

Musicologist? Taj Mahal snorts in dismay over that label being slapped on what he does.

Posted on June 13th, 2009 12:25 AM By Jon Bream With nary a PETA protester in sight, the annual concert series at the Minnesota Zoo kicked off Friday with the Derek Trucks Band thrilling a standing-room-only crowd.

There are two reasons that many in Alabama consider the Alex City Jazz Festival one of the state's best music festivals -- eclectic lineups of nationally known musicians and the fact admission is free.

Susan Tedeschi has spent the past decade establishing herself as one the top performers on the roots music circuit.

This year's Harvest Jazz and Blues Festival will feature a slew of musical legends and barn-burning newcomers.

Thank goodness for proud relatives and friends. In most cases, they're the ones who let us know when Alabama-born musicians are coming to town, performing in the bands of celebrities.

The Derek Trucks Band is an eclectic assortment of self-proclaimed jammers, each highly successful in his own right.

Phil Harmonic and the Blue Notes Charlotte's own Phil Harmonic and the Blue Notes isn't exactly a household name, but the band sports an impressive musical resume.

When Kenny Wayne Shepherd was 17 his classmates were getting ready for the prom, making college plans and looking forward to summer vacation.

Susan Tedeschi is slated to close out the Half Shell season on Aug. 18. So you know... MUSIC ON THE HALF SHELL 2009 LINEUP: Concerts are free to the public and start at 7 p.m. on Tuesdays.

This year's Paramount Summer Music Series closes out with Grammy winner and West Rutland's own Dan Tyminski and the Dan Tyminski Band.