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Ruthie Foster

Ruthie Foster talks back

August 30, 2022 by: Steve Hochman

There likely aren’t many artists who have done versions of both Black Sabbath’s “War Pigs” and the standard “Fly Me To the Moon,” the former front-porch blues style with a resonator guitar and the latter in front of a full big band à la the Frank Sinatra/Count Basie/Quincy Jones version.

There certainly aren’t many who have done that and, starting in 2011, won seven out of the next nine Blues Music Awards’ Koko Taylor A...

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