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09/02/2025

🎶 Today's Black American Spotlight: LaVern Baker! 🎤✨
Hey Blues Family! 🌟

In celebration of Black History Month, today we’re shining the spotlight on the incredible LaVern Baker! Born Delores LaVern Baker on November 11, 1929, in Chicago, Illinois, she was a powerful rhythm and blues singer whose contributions to music in the 1950s and early 1960s were nothing short of monumental.

🎵 LaVern Baker's Impact on Music:
Chart-Topping Hits: LaVern Baker achieved remarkable success with several hit records, including:
"Tweedle Dee" (1955): Reached number 4 on the R&B chart and number 14 on the national pop chart, selling over one million copies.
"Jim Dandy" (1956): Topped the R&B chart and peaked at number 17 on the pop chart, achieving gold disc status for sales exceeding one million copies.
"I Cried a Tear" (1958): Reached number 2 on the R&B chart and number 6 on the pop chart, further solidifying her status as a leading artist of her time.
Musical Fusion: Her music was characterized by a fiery blend of blues, jazz, and R&B, which played a crucial role in the evolution of rock and roll during the 1950s. LaVern had 20 songs that made it onto the R&B charts from 1955 to 1965, and her influence extended to many artists, including Elvis Presley, who recorded eight of her songs.
Recognition and Legacy: In recognition of her contributions to music, LaVern Baker was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1991, becoming the second female solo artist to receive this honor, following Aretha Franklin. The Hall of Fame noted that her work showcased her alluring vocals and set the stage for the rock and roll surge of the era.
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05/02/2025

🎶 Today's Black American Spotlight: Ruth Brown! 🎤✨🌟

In honor of Black History Month, today we’re shining the spotlight on the legendary Ruth Brown, who made waves in the music industry with her number-one R&B hit, "Teardrops from My Eyes," in 1950. Ruth was born on January 12, 1928, in Portsmouth, Virginia, and she became known as “Miss Rhythm” for her incredible contributions to rhythm and blues throughout the 1950s.

🎵 Ruth Brown's Impact on Music:
Dominance in R&B: Ruth Brown was a powerhouse on the rhythm-and-blues charts, helping to establish Atlantic Records as the leading label of the era, famously referred to as “The House That Ruth Built.” Her success paved the way for many artists who followed.
Chart-Topping Hits: "Teardrops from My Eyes" was just the beginning. Ruth had multiple hits that resonated with audiences, showcasing her unique blend of blues and R&B.
Influence on Rock and Roll: Ruth's music not only defined R&B but also laid the groundwork for the rock and roll movement. Her energetic performances and emotive singing style influenced countless artists, including legends like Ray Charles and Aretha Franklin.
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10/12/2024

Tune In Today with Poppa Nite’s "My Version Of The Blues" on RadioIDL! 4 pm CST.
Today’s 🎸 Featured Artists Eric Bibb, Anthony Paule Soul Orchestra Jerron Paxton, Jovin Webb, Jerry Butler, James Brown - Live at the Apollo, Aretha Franklin, and many more
On this day in history
2023 TikTok stages its first live music event with a five-hour concert in Mesa, Arizona, featuring Charlie Puth, Cardi B, Peso Pluma, and a slate of emerging artists. 17,000 phone-wielding fans attend the sold-out show, with over 9 million more watching online.
1896 - Intercollegiate basketball was played for the first time as Wesleyan University defeated Yale, 4-3, in New Haven, Connecticut.
1915 - The one-millionth Ford automobile rolled off the assembly line at the Ford Motor Co.
1927 - For the first time, famed radio announcer George Hay introduced the WSM Barn Dance as The Grand Ole Opry. The show’s title may have changed but it remained the home of country music.
1930 - Duke Ellington and his orchestra recorded the haunting Mood Indigo on Victor Records. It became one of the Duke’s most famous standards.
1931 - Jane Addams became a co-recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize, the first American woman so honored.
1949 - Fats Domino recorded his first sides for Imperial Records.
1953 - Harry Belafonte debuted on Broadway in John Murray Anderson’s Almanac at the Imperial Theatre.
1964—Rev. Martin Luther King became the youngest person to win the Nobel Prize for Peace.
2007 - Led Zeppelin performed their first full concert in nearly three decades -- in London. Three surviving members, singer Robert Plant, guitarist Jimmy Page, and bassist-keyboardist John Paul Jones, were joined by the late John Bonham’s son Jason on drums.
Happy Birthday!!!!
1830 - Emily Dickinson poet: This is My letter to the World If You Were Coming in the Fall, Some Keep the Sabbath Going to Church Because I Could Not Stop for Death;
1851 - Melvil Dewey librarian: inventor of the Dewey Decimal System;
1903 - Mary Norton author: children’s books: Bedknobs and Broomsticks, The Borrowers;
1926 Guitar Slim is born Eddie Jones in Greenwood, Mississippi.
1919 - John Hammond Rock and Roll Hall of Famer: talent scout: discovered Billie Holiday, Aretha Franklin, Bob Dylan, Bruce Springsteen, Stevie Ray Vaughan;

Top of The Charts
1945It’s Been a Long, Long Time (facts) - The Harry James Orchestra (vocal Kitty Kallen)
1963 Louie Louie (facts) - The Kingsmen
Love’s Gonna Live Here (facts) - Buck Owens
1972 I Am Woman (facts) - Helen Reddy
If You Don’t Know Me by Now (facts) - Harold Melvin & The Bluenotes
You Ought to Be with Me (facts) - Al Green
Got the All Overs for You (All Over Me) (facts) - Freddie Hart & The Heartbeats
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09/12/2024

🎵Hey Blues Family! Tune In Today with Poppa Nite’s "My Version Of The Blues" on RadioIDL!
🎶 We have CW Ayon Mitch Woods J.p. Reali Saverio Maccne and many more, including some classics. Freddie King (The Texan Cannonball) John Mayall Etta James Jerry Butler so much music so little time !!!

It’s Monday, December p, 2024, in 1967 Jim Morrison of The Doors is arrested at his own concert in New Haven, Connecticut, after a police officer finds him backstage with a girl and maces him. It's the first time a famous musician is arrested in the middle of a performance (but not the last). 1984 The Jacksons' Victory tour ends with a show at Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles. It would be the only tour featuring all six members of The Jacksons (including Michael). 1980 The airwaves are filled with the music of John Lennon, who was shot and killed the previous evening. In Philadelphia, Bruce Springsteen opens his concert by telling the crowd, "It's hard to come out here and play tonight, but there's nothing else to do."
1965: A Charlie Brown Christmas makes its debut, airing on CBS in place of The Munsters. The famous score, which becomes synonymous with the Peanuts, was written by jazz musician Vince Guaraldi and performed by his trio.

Happy International Anti-Corruption Day International Day of Veterinary Medicine National Llama Day(The Sims version also) National Pastry Day Weary Willie Day World Techno Day

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30/10/2024

📢 Early Voting Starts Today in Oklahoma! 🗳️
It's time to exercise your right to vote! Early voting kicks off today, and we want to encourage everyone to get out and make your voice heard! 💪✨

Join Poppa Nite & Stormy Miller today 4-8pm on “My Version of The Blues” as we have a great conversation with Alicia Andrews, Chair of the Oklahoma Democratic Party, who is the best voice for the people she represents. Stormy and I will discuss Alicia's positive message about community support and local elections. This is a special circumstance where we’ll be talking frankly about politics, and I hope you find it both informative and entertaining. 🎤

We’ll also have lots of great Blues music to accompany the show, featuring artists like:

Elvin Bishop
Son House
Charlie Musselwhite
Scott Ellison Band
Eliza Neals
Niecie
Reba Russell
Tullie Brae
The Dirtboxwailers
CBG Music
Plus, enjoy several songs recorded at Teegarden Studios and Alligator Records! 🎶

Let’s come together to celebrate our rights and the power of community! Don’t miss out on this important conversation! 🗣️💬

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30/10/2024

📢 Early Voting Starts Today in Oklahoma! 🗳️
It's time to exercise your right to vote! Early voting kicks off today, and we want to encourage everyone to get out and make your voice heard! 💪✨

Join us today for Between The Notes co-hosts, Lady Chef Taylor LaTouche and Skip Hill from 11 AM—1 PM CST / 5 PM—7 PM CET and again from 8 PM—10 PM CST / 2 AM—4 AM CET for an empowering discussion on elections and voting in the USA. 🎙️ Taylor and Skip will explore the struggles and triumphs of securing the vote from all perspectives.
🎶 The Blues have echoed this struggle through the decades, with legends like Sister Rosetta Tharpe, Big Bill Broonzy, Isaac Hayes, and James Brown paving the way for social change through their music.
Meet Your Hosts:
Between The Notes co-hosts, Lady Chef Taylor LaTouche and Skip Hill, bring their unique talents to the airwaves. Not only do they complement each other on the mic, but they also share the same "it-factors" off the air! 🌟
• Chef Taylor LaTouche: An accomplished culinary specialist known for her exquisite catering and deep involvement in the Tulsa community. Her passion for our country’s diverse culinary heritage shines through in her progressive charcuterie trays. 🍽️❤️
• Artist Skip Hill: A vibrant artist whose broad interests are reflected in his colorful paintings. His engaging personality and dedication to excellence make every interaction feel like "walking in love and appreciating life." 🎨💖
How to Tune In:
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◦ Thursdays: 8-10 AM CST / 2-4 PM CET
Let’s come together to celebrate our rights and the power of community! Don’t miss out on this important conversation! 🗣️💬
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13/10/2024

🎶 On Radio IDL Monday at 4pm! 🎡broadcasting from WOMPA💥 Tune in to Poppa Nite’s Radio Show "My Version of the Blues" Today I have new blues from Tulsa’s own Wes Reynolds recently spotlighted in the Oklahoma Magazine. JP Soars, Albert Castiglia Band, The Lucky Losers, Mark Hummel,, Johnny Ray Jones, Scott Weis Band, and Memphis Royal Brothers on the label Mother West I also have Katie Webster our featured Blues Artist of the Week. Plus lots more from all around the globe.

Celebrate Today’s National Holidays
Native American Day Indigenous Peoples' Day National Dessert Day

Today in music history
Michael Jackson's first #1 as a solo artist, the song was written for the movie Ben, a sequel to the 1971 film Willard. In both films, Ben is a pet rat who leads a super-intelligent rat colony that turns on humans and begins killing them. In the second movie, Ben is befriended by a young boy, which is what the song is about. The film makes little impact, but the song becomes a huge hit, with few listeners aware that Ben is a rodent.

2006 Opening for Rascal Flatts at Madison Square Garden, Eric Church goes off-kilter, playing a little "Crazy Train" and staying on stage past his allotted time. He is kicked off the tour and replaced by a talented newcomer named Taylor Swift.

1998 B.B. King picks up a lifetime achievement award at the Music of Black Origin (MOBO) Awards, held at the Royal Albert Hall in London

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13/10/2024

Blues Artist of the week on Radio IDL: Celebrating Katie Webster! 🎹🎶

We honor the incredible Katie Webster, a true powerhouse of the blues! Born on January 3, 1939, in Houston, Texas, Katie was a talented pianist and a dynamic vocalist whose influence continues to resonate in the music world today. 🌟

Katie Webster was known for her extensive collaborations with some of the biggest names in blues and rock music. Throughout her career, she shared the stage with legends such as:

B.B. King
Albert King
Muddy Waters
John Lee Ho**er
Her ability to blend her unique style with various artists made her a sought-after performer and collaborator. 🎤🤝

A Rich Discography
Katie's impressive discography includes numerous albums that showcase her talent and versatility. Some of her notable albums are:

"Katie Webster: The Swamp Boogie Queen" (1993)
"Blues in the Night" (1995)
"Katie Webster: Live at the 1996 New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival" (1996)
"The Best of Katie Webster" (2000)
Her music features a mix of traditional blues, boogie-woogie, and even elements of rock, making her a versatile artist who appeals to a wide audience. 🎹🎵

Influence on Today's Music
Katie Webster's impact on today's music scene is undeniable. Her energetic piano playing and powerful vocals have inspired countless artists across genres. Notable musicians who have cited her as an influence include:

Susan Tedeschi
Bonnie Raitt
Marcia Ball
Her ability to fuse different musical styles has paved the way for a new generation of artists who continue to draw from her rich legacy. 🌍✨

As we celebrate Katie Webster this week, let us remember her contributions to the blues and her lasting impact on musicians and fans alike! 💙
We will be taping our toes and wiggling our hips to her music all week on Radio IDL
Here are just a few of some key songs from Katie Webster's albums that RadioIDL is featuring:
"Two Fi**ed Mama"
A lively track showcasing her energetic piano style and powerful vocals.
"Katie's Boogie"
This song highlights her boogie-woogie roots and is a great representation of her signature sound.
"I'm Bad"
A fun and sassy tune that captures her vibrant personality and musical prowess.
"Sittin' on the Dock of the Bay"
A soulful cover that demonstrates her ability to reinterpret classic songs with her unique flair.
"It's Good to See You"
A heartfelt ballad that showcases her emotional depth and vocal range.
"Precious Lord, Take My Hand"
A beautiful gospel-inspired piece that reflects her roots and spiritual influences.
"So Far Away"
A poignant song that highlights her storytelling ability and connection to her audience.

These tracks not only represent her extensive discography but also illustrate her influence on the blues genre and her collaborations with other artists throughout her career.

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07/10/2024

🎸🎶 Blues Artist Of The Week Arthur "Big Boy" Crudup 🎸🎶
On this day, we celebrate the incredible legacy of Arthur "Big Boy" Crudup, a true pioneer of blues music and a foundational figure in the birth of rock 'n' roll! 🌟 Born on August 24, 1905, in Forest, Mississippi, Crudup's influence resonates through the music we love today.

Key Contributions:
"That's All Right": In 1946, Crudup wrote the iconic song "That's All Right," which would later become the first single released by Elvis Presley in 1954. This song is often credited as one of the first rock 'n' roll records, blending blues and country elements into a fresh sound that captivated audiences. 🎤✨
Influence on Other Artists: Crudup's music has been covered by numerous legendary artists, including Rod Stewart, Led Zeppelin, and B.B. King. His unique style and emotive storytelling have inspired generations of musicians, making him a crucial figure in the evolution of modern music. 🎸🎵
A Life of Struggle and Resilience:
Despite his monumental contributions, Crudup faced significant challenges throughout his life. He struggled with financial exploitation due to a recording contract that deprived him of rightful royalties. Even after his passing in 1974, his estate received a settlement that highlighted the injustices faced by many Black artists of his time. 💔

Recognition: In recent years, Crudup has begun to receive the recognition he deserves. He was portrayed by Gary Clark Jr. in the 2022 biopic "Elvis" and is being honored with a highway marker in Virginia, acknowledging his contributions to music history. 🏆
Legacy:
Arthur Crudup's story is not just one of hardship but also of profound impact. His music laid the groundwork for rock 'n' roll and continues to inspire artists across genres. As we remember him today, let’s celebrate his resilience and the joy his music brings to our lives! 🎉

Join us in honoring Arthur "Big Boy" Crudup, a true legend of the blues! 💙

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24/09/2024

🎶 Generation Jones: The Musical Bridge Between Boomers and Gen X! 🎶
Tune in Today 4-8pm CST for Poppa Nite's "My Version Of The Blues" on Radio IDL As a proud member of Generation Jones ( I just found out about), I've always felt a unique connection to the music that defined our era - a bridge between the classic rock of the Boomers and the grunge/alternative sounds of Gen X.

While the Boomers grew up on the British Invasion and psychedelic rock of the 60s, we "Jonesers" came of age to the soulful sounds of blues and R&B. 💙 Artists like Otis Rush - The Blues Otis Redding, Aretha Franklin, and Marvin Gaye Smokey Robinson Bobby Rush John Mayall Johnnie Taylor - Singer Etta James, Ramones, KISS, Willie Nelson, Waylon Jennings and The Boys, provided the soundtrack to our lives, capturing the angst and uncertainty of coming of age in the 70s. From ZZ Top to BB King to Nirvana doing Lead-Belly on MTV Unplugged.

Unlike our Boomer counterparts, we didn't have the same cultural touchstones - no "I saw the Beatles on Ed Sullivan" or "Where were you when JFK was shot?" memories. Instead, we found solace in the raw emotion of blues and the uplifting spirit of classic soul. 🎶

From Stevie Wonder's "Superstition" to Al Green's "Let's Stay Together," the music of Generation Jones reflected our unique experiences - caught between the idealism of the 60s and the cynicism of the 80s. We may not have the same iconic status as our Boomer siblings, but our musical legacy is as powerful and enduring. 💫

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Blues Artists of The Week 🎶 Blues Artists of The Week: Memphis Minnie 🎶This week, we're shining the spotlight on the leg...
23/09/2024

Blues Artists of The Week

🎶 Blues Artists of The Week: Memphis Minnie 🎶
This week, we're shining the spotlight on the legendary blues icon, Memphis Minnie! 🌟🌟🌟
Memphis Minnie, born Lizzie Douglas, was a pioneering figure in the Memphis blues scene, leaving an indelible mark on the genre from the 1910s through the 1950s. 🎸🎶 Hailing from the heart of Beale Street, Minnie's virtuoso guitar playing and soulful vocals helped define the gritty, down-to-earth sound that characterized the Memphis blues.
With hits like "When the Levee Breaks" and "Bumble Bee," Minnie's music captured the raw emotion and resilience of the human experience. 💔 Her songs often tackled themes of love, loss, and the struggles of everyday life, resonating with audiences both in the vaudeville circuit and the medicine shows that were so integral to the blues tradition.
Even today, Minnie's influence can be heard in the work of countless blues, rock, and folk artists who have drawn inspiration from her timeless sound. 🎶🎸 Her legacy as a trailblazing female instrumentalist and songwriter continues to inspire musicians and music lovers alike.
So join us in celebrating the incomparable Memphis Minnie, a true blues legend whose music will forever be woven into the fabric of American musical history. 🌟🌟🌟


Memphis Minnie was a pioneering blues musician who had a significant impact on many contemporary artists. Her influence can be seen in several ways:
Cover versions of her songs: Many modern artists have covered Memphis Minnie's classic songs, helping to introduce her music to new generations. For example, Led Zeppelin famously covered her song "When the Levee Breaks", which became one of their signature tunes. Other artists like Bonnie Raitt have also recorded versions of Minnie's songs like "Me and My Chauffeur Blues".

Stylistic influence: Minnie's innovative guitar work and blues songwriting style have influenced countless modern blues, rock, and Americana artists. Her use of electric guitar, as well as her finger-picking technique, can be heard in the playing of many contemporary guitarists.

Inspiration for female musicians: As a pioneering female blues artist, Memphis Minnie paved the way for many women in music today. Artists like Janis Joplin, Etta James, and Koko Taylor have cited Minnie as a major influence and inspiration. Her independent spirit and mastery of the guitar have empowered female musicians to assert themselves in a male-dominated industry.

Legacy and recognition: In recent decades, there has been a renewed appreciation and celebration of Memphis Minnie's musical legacy. Artists like Bonnie Raitt have helped to bring more attention to Minnie's important contributions. Her music has been the subject of scholarly works and her life story has inspired biographies and documentaries.

10/09/2024

Tune in to Poppa Nite's "My Version Of The Blues" on Radio IDL today at 4pm for a deep dive into the latest week's top blues albums including some familiar names and rising stars. Tab Benoit's "I Hear Thunder" features the tracks "I'm A Write That Down" and "Little Queenie". Duke Robillard's "Roll With Me" with "Don't You Want To Roll With Me" and "Give Me Back My Money", and Shemekia Copeland's "Blame It on Eve".
Other highlights include new releases from Johnny Ray Jones, Colin James, and Bywater Call. Plus, classics from Albert Castiglia Band and Rick Estrin and The Nightcats continue to hold strong.
The report also features exciting tracks like "Can't Take It With You"by The Name Droppers,"Sad Affairs" by Rocky Athas,"Black Eyed Gypsy"by Luke Winslow-King, and"Cellphone Hater 2.0"and"Cooking with Gas"by Big Harp George. Jennifer Lyn and The Groove Revival bring us live performances of "Love Me Like a Man","Gypsy Soul", and"I Hope We Make a Change".
It's a diverse and exciting week in the blues world - don't miss Poppa Nite's take on the latest roots music report, today on RadioIDL! ​
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​ This Day in Blues History: September 10th
On September 10th, 1938, influential blues musician Robert Johnson died under mysterious circumstances at the age of 27 in Greenwood, Mississippi. Johnson was a pioneering Delta blues artist known for his masterful guitar playing and haunting vocals. His untimely death at the peak of his career has contributed to the enduring legend and mystique surrounding Johnson.
Some other notable events in blues history on September 10th:
• In 1925, Bessie Smith recorded her classic version of W.C. Handy's "St. Louis Blues" with Louis Armstrong on cornet. Smith's stately and dignified performance helped cement the song as a blues standard.
• In 1954, blues legend B.B. King had his first major R&B hit with a version of "Three O'Clock Blues." This marked the beginning of King's rise to stardom as one of the most influential blues guitarists ever.

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31/08/2024

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