Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania’s Lady of the Blues, Miss Freddye joins host Jim Ervin this week for a discussion about life as a Blues musician, Mother, Nurse, and cancer survivor. Miss Freddye also talks about her influences, which include Koko Taylor, Etta James, and Big Momma Thornton, and getting started as a Blues/ R&B Musician with not one, but TWO bands. Please take some time to check this interview out. She is not known the world over, but she is one of MANY Blues musicians that work hard and have attained a level of respect and appreciation among their local and regional fans. I, for one, am a new fan of Miss Freddye Stover….and I think you will be, too!

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