Blues Cruise Sails New Seas

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With a reputation as one of the world’s premiere blues festivals, as well as its only chartered blues cruise, the Legendary Rhythm & Blues Cruise has supplemented its winter Eastern Caribbean journey with a new fall route.

The cruise debuts its West Coast voyage to the Mexican Riviera on Oct. 13. A five-star Holland America ms Oosterdam ship will sail for seven days, all the while hosting intimate performances by top rhythm and blues talent—more than 70 live performances by 22 acts. Featured artists include Taj Mahal, Elvin Bishop and Bobby Rush. For more information, visit bluescruise.com or call 1-888-BLUESIN (258-3746).



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    Benjamin possessed a fluid, round sound on the alto saxophone, and he was often most recognizable by the layers of electronic effects that he put onto the instrument.

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    ​Albert “Tootie” Heath (1935–2024) followed in the tradition of drummer Kenny Clarke, his idol.

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    “Both of us are quite grounded in the craft, the tradition and the harmonic sense,” Rosenwinkel said of his experience playing with Allen. “Yet I felt we shared something mystical as well.”

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    Henry Threadgill performs with Zooid at Big Ears in Knoxville, Tennessee.

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    “I’m also at a point in my life where I don’t feel like I have anything to prove, like at all,” Akinmusire says about his art.


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