As part of our JSJBF “outreach programming,” we’re extending our reach to the Mississippi Delta! We’ve created a MS Delta/Jersey Shore partnership! We’ve all heard the famous Muddy Waters quote: “The blues had a baby and they named it rock and roll.” What better way to celebrate the offspring, the fantastic Jersey Shore rock ‘n’ roll sound, than to honor its roots!
An interview with a Jersey Blues-Infused Rock & Roll band, The Outcrops
Vin Mott brings Austin based blues back to New Jersey fromTexas – And he’s back for a July Reckless performance!
The 2023 Long Branch Jazz & Blues Festival Lineup has been announced… August 26th SAVE THE DATE!
Reckless Steamy Nights presented a show unlike any other in its long history, a solo/duo acoustic night.
ack in 1999 Sandy Mack wanted to help the Jersey Shore Jazz & Blues Foundation, while also giving back to the community, and Harpin’ Help was born. Being a fixture in the local music scene and having played with so many of his friends, putting a day of music together was a natural for him. As the recipient, the JSJBF co-produced the event and supplied the manpower to put it on.
Dean Shot and bassist Steve Kirsty from the Thunderbirds were joined by ace drummer Alex Raderman to headline Blue Collar Blues at the Chubby Pickle.
Nosy Neighbors CD review by Tom Baldino.
Article by Danny Coleman
“Welcome to the 1989 Jersey Shore Jazz & Blues Festival. This event was conceived last year and was the first of its kind on the Jersey Shore. Through it, we hope to showcase the area’s best jazz and blues talent and to introduce you to selected artists from Philadelphia, Northern New Jersey and New York.