About this episode

Jim Ervin interviews Jamiah Rogers about his journey in the Blues music scene.

It’s another great conversation with the current/next generation of the Blues as host Jim Ervin welcomes Chicago’s Jamiah Rogers for a fun discussion about starting out as a VERY young drummer, his development as a multi-instrumentalist, finding himself on stage at the Chicago Theater with legendary Jimi Hendrix bassist, Billy Cox, touring with John Primer, Billy Branch, and Annika Chambers, and how he is working to make his own mark on the genre. C'mon in, and enjoy! Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jamiah.rogers/ Brotherhood of the Guitar: https://brotherhoodoftheguitar.com/?team=jamiah-rogers Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/1OFTCHri7tRbRJw52DTxTD?si=egYoN_2yQ-uGpsMnTltSVw YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCw2oD8CEcvvlhmM6pQPbc7Q _________________________ Facebook: Time Signatures YouTube: Time Signatures Facebook: Capital Area Blues Society Website: Capital Area Blues Society Friends of Time Signatures _______ Website: University of Mississippi Libraries Blues Archive Website: Killer Blues Headstone Project Website: Blues Society Radio Network Website: Keeping the Blues Alive Foundation

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