Tune in Monday starting at 2pm CST for Poppa Nite's "My Version of The Blues" with the following music to celebrate the Blues The Blues Foundation Music Awards.

Listen now mp3.radioidl.com:8002/ridl.mp3 This year's Nominees for the following categories are:Traditional Blues Female Artist (Koko Taylor Award): • Diunna Greenleaf and Blue Mercy: Greenlea's powerful vocals and soulful interpretations of classic blues tunes have earned her critical acclaim. • Rhiannon Giddens: A multi-instrumentalist and singer-songwriter, Giddens is known for her innovative approach to traditional music, blending blues, folk, and country influences. • Shaun Murphy: A seasoned blues performer, Murphy's gritty vocals and stage presence keep your hips moving • Sue Foley: A Canadian blues guitarist and singer, Foley is renowned for her fiery guitar playing and electrifying live performances. • Teeny Tucker Band: A veteran blues singer, Tucker's powerful vocals and deep connection to the blues tradition have earned her the respect of her peers.Soul Blues Male Artist: • Alabama Mike: A soulful vocalist and harmonica player, Alabama Mike's music blends blues, soul, and gospel influences. • Billy Price: A legendary blues singer and guitarist, Price is known for his smooth vocals and soulful interpretations of classic blues tunes. • John Németh: A Grammy-nominated blues vocalist and harmonica player, Nemeth's passionate performances and dynamic stage presence have made him a crowd favorite. • Johnny Rawls: A Mississippi-born blues guitarist and singer, Rawls' music is steeped in the traditions of the Delta blues. • William Bell: A Memphis soul legend, Bell's smooth vocals and heartfelt songwriting have earned him a place in the Blues Hall of Fame.Soul Blues Female Artist: • Annika Chambers: With powerful vocals, in your face real home Blues, makes Annika Chambers a force to be recognized and celebrated. • Kat Riggins A veteran blues singer, Riggins' dynamic stage presence and soulful vocals have made her a favorite among blues fans. • Terrie Odabi Vocalist: A Nigerian-born blues singer, Odabi's music blends blues, soul, and African influences. • Thornetta Davis: A Grammy-nominated blues singer, Davis' is a multi-nominee for a reason. • Trudy Lynn: Lynn's vocals and heartfelt songwriting that connects to her audience have earned her a loyal following.BB King Entertainer of the Year: • Beth Hart: A Grammy-nominated blues-rock singer, Hart is known for her powerful vocals and electrifying live performances. • Bobby Rush: A Grammy Award-winning blues harmonica player and singer, Rush is a legend in the blues world. • Lil' Ed Williams: A Chicago blues guitarist and singer, Williams is known for his high-energy performances and infectious enthusiasm. • Mr. Sipp " The Mississippi Blues Child " (Castro Coleman): A Mississippi-born blues guitarist and singer, Mr. Sipp's music blends blues, soul, and funk influences. • Vanessa Collier: A rising star in the blues world (Long Time RadioIDL star), Collier's powerful vocals and dynamic stage presence have made her a crowd favorite. These are just a few of the talented artists nominated for the Blues Foundation Music Awards. Each nominee brings their unique voice and perspective to the blues, showcasing the genre's diversity and vitality.Today’s Holidays (Trying to convince your boss you need the day off:) )Dreams of Reason Feast Day: Let's raise a glass to the pursuit of knowledge and understanding.Good Deeds Day: Spread kindness and make a difference in your community.International Moment of Laughter Day: Share a smile and bring some joy to the world.Look Up at the Sky Day: Take a moment to appreciate the beauty and wonder above.Reach as High as You Can Day: Set your goals high and chase your dreams.And on this day in history:1912: The Titanic sank, reminding us of the fragility of life.1955: McDonald's opened its first restaurant, forever changing the fast-food landscape.1956: The world's first all-color TV station launched, ushering in a new era of broadcasting.The Blues Foundation Music Awards are not just about celebrating individual achievements. They also serve as a platform to promote blues music to a wider audience and ensure its continued legacy for future generations. Here are some additional details about the awards: The ceremony will be held on May 10, 2024, at the Orpheum Theatre in Memphis, Tennessee. The event will be hosted by Grammy Award-winning blues artist Bobby Rush. Tickets are available for purchase on the Blues Foundation website.I encourage you to learn more about the nominees and the Blues Foundation Music Awards. It's a great way to discover new music, support the blues community, and celebrate the rich history and enduring legacy of this iconic American art form.Here are some resources to learn more: • Blues Foundation website: blues.org/ • Blues Foundation Music Awards website: blues.org/awards/ • List of nominees: blues.org/awards/2024-blues-music-awards-nominees/#radioidl #bluesmusic #blues #bluesfoundation @followers WOMPA Blues Society of Tulsa eLiz Black Wall Street Alliance ... See MoreSee Less

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Jim Gordon's Eclectic Hour on Radio IDL! 🎶

Calling all music lovers! 🎧 Get ready for an unforgettable musical adventure with Jim Gordon's Eclectic Hour on Radio IDL. 📻Jim brings his years of experience and passion for music together in a way that's both entertaining and educational. You'll hear a diverse mix of artists, from Amy Gordon, Jonas Fjeld, Steinar Albrigtsen, Real Ones, BB King, Tom Pacheco, Eric Clapton, Derek and the Dominos, The Northern Belle, Ruth Wilhelmine Meyer - artist Rita Engedalen, Walter Trout, Mountain, and Jeff Beck. 🎸Tune in to Radio IDL at the following times (CST and Norway):Saturday: 10:30 AM (CST) / 5:30 PM (Norway) & 10:30 PM (CST) / 5:30 AM (Norway)Sunday: 2:30 AM (CST) / 9:30 AM (Norway) & 8:30 PM (CST) / 3:30 AM (Norway)Tuesday: 2:30 AM (CST) / 9:30 AM (Norway)Wednesday: 8:30 AM (CST) / 3:30 PM (Norway)Listen here: mp3.radioidl.com:8002/ridl.mp3Don't miss out! Share this post with your friends and followers who love great music.#eclectichour #radioidl #MusicAndStories @followers WOMPA eLiz Black Wall Street Alliance Blues Society of Tulsa Poppa Nite Flower Child Promotions ... See MoreSee Less

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Tune in today for Poppa Nite with some rocker's playing the Blues from Zeppelin to ZZ Top and more we also have Anita Nordheim Blues n’ Groove Company The Lucky Losers they are on tour right now check them out when they are in your area. Diunna Greenleaf and Blue Mercy Tullie Brae Janiva Magness Miss Freddye Sugaray Rayford Tas Cru Brad "Guitar" Wilson Brad Absher The Dustin Pittsley Band and many more

@followersBlues Society of TulsaBlack Wall Street AllianceTulsaPeople Magazine Roots Music Report eLizon This day1912 - The RMS Titanic left Queenstown, Ireland. The ocean liner, on its maiden voyage, was bound for New York, New York. 1921 - The first live sports event on radio took place this day over KDKA radio. Pittsburgh sports writer, Florent Gibson, gave an account of the action in the lightweight boxing matchbetween Johnny Ray and Johnny Dundee. 1938 - The SPEBSQSA (Society for the Preservation and Encouragement of Barber Shop Quartet Singing in America) was founded by 26 singing, striped-shirted gentlemen.1947 - Jackie Robinson became the first black player in major league history when he played in an exhibition game for the Brooklyn Dodgers. 1956 - Elvis Presley reached the top spot on the Billboard music chart with his first double-sided hit. The disk featured Heartbreak Hotel and I Was the One. The RCA Victor record stayed at number one for eight weeks. Elvis also made the country and R&B charts, as well.1961 - Bob Dylan made his professional singing debut in Greenwich Village. He sang Blowin’ in the Wind.1965 - For the second time, Jack Nicklaus won the Masters golf title. He shot a par 271. Runners-up in a tie for second place were Arnold Palmer and Gary Player. It was the first time the ‘Big Three’ finished 1, 2, 3 in a tournament. 1970 - Apollo 13 blasted off on a mission to the moon with crew James Lovell, Fred Haise, and John Swigert. The mission was aborted after an oxygen tank in the service module exploded into space and crippled the spacecraft. The astronauts aborted their lunar landing attempt and managed to return safely to Earth. ... See MoreSee Less