A list of useful blues resources. If you want your website to be listed here, please contact the Blues Timeline

Blues Music

East Coast Piedmont Blues - University of North Carolina at Asheville
Radio Broadcasts by Stefan Grossman - Recorded in the 1970s and early 1980s. Useful data about blues history and old musicians' styles. Downloadable!
Blues Dust - A collection of blues lyrics

American History and Culture

Afro-Louisiana History and Geneaology 1719-1820 - The background of 100,000 slaves who were brought to Louisiana in the 18th and 19th centuries
The American Folklife Center - It is part of the Lybrary of Congress
Delta Blues Museum in Clarcksdale, Mississippi
Digital Library of Georgia
Documenting the American South - Primary resources for the study of southern history, literature and culture - UNC - University of North Carolina
Folkstreams - "The best of American folklore films" (I agree!)
Library of Congress - Voices from the Days of Slavery
Mississippi History Now - An online publication of the Mississippi Historical Society
NARA - Archives.gov - U.S. National Archives and Records Administration
Southern Spaces - An Internet journal and scholarly forum

Folk Music Archives
Jessie Mae Hempill Foundation - A nonprofit vehicle to draw public attention to the hill country blues music indigenous to the Northern Mississippi region, thereby ensuring its preservation
Music Makers Relief Foundation, Inc. - Helps the true pioneers and forgotten heroes of Southern music gain recognition and meet their day to day needs
Red Lick Records - Blues CDs, DVDs, Books, used and new
Wood Songs - A worldwide effort to encourage grassroots, Americana music