Welcome to tonight's Blues Moon radio show, with your host, Clair DeLune.

Tonight we'll be featuring some of the artists who will be entertaining us at Word of Mouth Productions' Columbia Blues Festival (www.wordofmouthproductions.org). We'll also feature many of the new Blues friends' music who have been kind enough to "friend" me on Facebook.

Keep refreshing as the show is live (and you can stream it via http://wusc.sc.edu, then follow the links to "listen") between 6-8 p.m. ET/USA and updates will be frequent.

Starting us out tonight is the scintillating Mac Arnold...

Mac Arnold and Plate Full of Blues - Ghetto Blues b/w Nothin' to Prove b/w The Truth

Eddie Turner - Jody b/w I'm Tore Down

Rev. Billy C. Wirtz - Sleeper Hold on Satan b/w Female Problems

Duke Robillard - Temptation

Nappy Brown - Keep on Pleasin' You b/w Don't Be Angry b/w Aw Shucks, Baby

-- Tribute to Nappy, whose birthday would have been yesterday -- we miss you, Nappy.

Bob Margolin - All You Left Behind

Deanna Bogart - Beat Me Daddy (Eight to the Bar)

Sue Foley - New Used Car

Mitch Woods & His Rocket 88s - Solid Gold Cadillac b/w Broke

Johnny Winter - My Time After Awhile

Tom Principato Band - Last Night

Candye Kane - Crazy Little Thing

Tommy Castro - Can't Keep Good Man Down

Shemekia Copeland - Salt in My Wounds b/w brief interview about her influences

Los Fabulocos - I'm Gonna Be a Wheel Someday

After the Columbia Blues Festival on Saturday, pop on up to Charlotte on Sunday at 6 for the Nappy Brown Tribute:

Nappy Brown Memorial Fundraiser

Sunday, Oct 18 6:00p

at Double Door Inn, Charlotte, NC

Please join the Charlotte music community and the Charlotte Blues Society in celebrating the great man's life with a concert to help raise money for a headstone. Musicians and friends from the early days of Nappy's Charlotte-based career to younger artists that appreciated and loved him are coming together for a special night. Maurice Williams, Robin Rogers, Mookie Brill, Scott Cable, Bob Margolin, Sandra Hall, Audrey Madison Turner, Mack Arnold, Betty Pride, Sandra Hall, Michael Wolfe and the Voodoo Brothers are scheduled to appear, with more to be added! website