WPSU Blues Archive - Nov. 30, 2024

WPSU | By Max Spiegel

Published November 30, 2024 at 11:59 PM EST

The Allman Brothers band perform in 1972 in front of a television audience. The musicians, from left are, Chuck Leavell, keys; Jamoie Johanson, drums; Dickey Betts, lead and slide guitar; Berry Oakley, bass; Butch Trucks, drums and percussion. (AP Photo) — The Allman Brothers band perform in 1972 in front of a television audience. The musicians, from left are, Chuck Leavell, keys; Jamoie Johanson, drums; Dickey Betts, lead and slide guitar; Berry Oakley, bass; Butch Trucks, drums and percussion.

An archive recording of the WPSU Blues show as broadcast on Saturday, November 30, 2024 and hosted by Max Spiegel.

The broadcast includes tracks from G-Love and The Special Sauce, Pete Winfield, Chris Smither, Super Chicken & Watermelon Slim, Frank Zappa & Lightning Hopkins, North Mississippi All Stars, Swamp Cabbage, Molly Mason & Jan Ungar, Buddy Guy, Roosevelt Sykes, The Allman Brothers Band, Eric Clapton & Dwyane Allman, Clarence Gatemouth Brown, Junior Guitar Watson, Omar Coleman, Junior Witherspoon, John Hammond, Roy Bookbinder, Odetta, Robert Johnson, and more.

Listen to previous WPSU Blues shows here.

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Max Spiegel

Max is a Song Collector & Community Cultivator, Web & Social Media Pioneer, Public Radio Producer & Host and Musician. He also scores and soundtracks films for Alpaca Pictures. Their latest full length feature film 99% Sure picked up a win at New Hope Film Fest and their last short "Bird Watching" which won Best Picture (and 5 other awards) at the 2011 Philly 48 Hour Film Fest! Max also sings a lot of monkey songs and not just because he is raising 3 monkeys of his own.

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