These RealAudio Blues Links . . .

. . . are links to sites that offer great Internet blues and roots programming. With the free RealPlayer (or in some cases the free Windows Media Player or Apple's QuickTime player for Windows or Macintosh) and a good connection, you can hear hours of Internet blues broadcasts and other fine programming whenever you so desire.

IMPORTANT NOTE: I've finally given up on trying to maintain links to blues shows that originate from real-life radio stations. Sorry, folks, but that was just too much of a hassle to keep up with. But you can still find them without too much trouble. Try radio-locator.com used in conjunction with my Bluescasts section. To use both of these sites together, you can use the cute little frames version of these pages.

Please let me know about any listings to be added, changed, or deleted! To add, change, or delete a link, click here.

To download a RealPlayer, visit RealNetworks. To download a Windows Media Player, see Windows Media Player. To download Apple's QuickTime player (for Windows or Macintosh), see Apple's QuickTime player.

Internet Blues Shows

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= Windows Media broadcast
= Apple QuickTime broadcast

The Atlanta Blues Society Bluescast Featuring the blues from blues societies.
Bad Dog Blues Live and archived from WITR-FM in Rochester, New York.
Bandana Blues Radio Hour He puts up a new blues show every week.
Bandit Blues Radio Specializing in modern day blues-rock artists.
BellyUp4Blues A blues and blues-rock show over at Shoutcast.
Big Daddy Blu's SouthSide Blues Cafe The blues at live365.com.
Blue IceWater Radio Blues that will heat you up and cool you down.
The Blue Zone A site for blues artists to have their music heard.
BluePower Theme-based, archived blues shows in RealAudio and .mp3.
The Blues Power Hour Hour after hour of blues in all its shades and hues.
Bluesfest Radio Network And it's got your blues festival information.
Clarence's Cajun and Zydeco Guide A directory of cajun and zydeco shows.
Electric Blues Cruise A regularly updated jukebox over at Electric Blues.
ElectricBlues Radio A 24/7 blues show featuring electric blues guitar.
Every Day I Have The Blues Hours and hours of classic and contemporary blues.
Good Time Blues An archived blues radio program from Argentina.
Gospel Train Archived black gospel shows with Wally Robinson in RealAudio.
Grassy Hill Radio They play blues, folk, and acoustic music in North Carolina.
Internet Underground Music Archive Many blues artists, many with RealAudio.
The Iowa Blues Showcase Recorded live at the state historical society of Iowa.
KFAI Fresh Air Radio Archived blues programming out of Minneapolis.
La Casa del Blues It's an Internet blues show from a site in Argentina.
Le Show Harry Shearer's weekly absurdities with great roots music.
Les Blank's Blues Classics Lightnin' Hopkins and Mance Lipscomb in RealVideo.
LivePhoenix They play the blues from locals and more well-known artists.
Mojo Radio They play a lot of "good blues for your earholes."
Now What a Time: Blues, Gospel, and the Fort Valley Music Festivals
Originator Radio Featuring Bo Diddley and the best of Chess Records.
Planet Dobro A slide guitar resource with clips in RealAudio and RealVideo.
Radio Free New Orleans Jazz and blues, cajun and zydeco, funk and gospel.
Raven 'n' Blues A weekly 60-minute blues show broadcast out of London.
Smokestack Lightnin' Hours and hours of the blues in RealAudio.
Sonny Boy's Lonesome Cabin Random RealAudio tracks by Sonny Boy II.
Southern Music Network Blues and roots music from the American South.
Sunday Blues Archived shows from CFOX-FM, Vancouver, British Columbia.
Triple R Blues Radio This show originates over in the Netherlands.
wagmanblues.com Archived shows from various blues hosts.
W.C. Handy Awards The 1998 webcast, with Windows Media and much more.
W.C. Handy Awards The 1999 webcast, with Windows Media and much more.
W.C. Handy Awards The 2000 webcast, with Windows Media and much more.
W.C. Handy Awards The 2001 webcast, with Windows Media and much more.
W.C. Handy Awards The 2002 webcast, with Windows Media and much more.