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Russell Morris’ award winning blues trilogy has been expanded and compiled for the box set ‘Ghosts & Legends’ due in November.

The Marysville community will welcome its third Jazz and Blues festival in October.

September 2017 will mark the 50th anniversary of the release of Russell Morris’ first single ‘Heat Wave’ with Somebody’s Image. America’s first hit ‘A Horse With No Name’ popped up on the chart in 1972, 45 years ago. When America performed ‘A Horse With No Name’ with Morris in Melbourne Wednesday night there were 95

Russell Morris was on home turf this week, opening (and closing) for America.

The nominees for the 2017 AIR Awards have been announced, as well as the new location for the ceremony.

Russell Morris ‘Sharkmouth’ has hit a benchmark 200 weeks on the ARIA Blues Chart this week.

Russell Morris has taken up an offer from America to tour Australia later this year.

Sony Music Australia has launched a domestic Masterworks division for Australia headed by Robert Rigby.

Australian music legend Russell Morris had the biggest selling blues album of 2016 according to ARIA.

In the five or so years that One Electric Day has been around it has become one of Melbourne’s most treasured music events.

The 2016 ARIA Awards were held in Sydney on 23 November 2016 with a proud win going to music legend Russell Morris for Best Blues and Roots album ‘Red Dirt Red Heart.’

Russell Morris has picked up his second ARIA Award with the award for Best Blues And Roots Album for ‘Red Dirt Red Heart’.

Russell Morris, Ian Moss and Kate Ceberano as well as Ray Ryder will perform at Birdsville Big Red in 2017.

Duane McDonald’s One Electric Day has sold over 7000 tickets after tickets went on sale this morning.

Jimmy Barnes and Icehouse will appear together on the same bill for the very first time for One Electric Day in November.

Australian music legend Russell Morris continues his tour of The America’s with two shows in Brazil on the weekend.

Russell Morris has performed a showcase gig in Nashville serving up a selection of his blues trilogy for the fine folk of Razor & Tie.

Russell Morris ‘Red Dirt Red Heart’ is once again the number one blues album in Australia.

Basement Discs in Melbourne will have a big day in for Record Store Day on April 16 with live music all day starting at 11am.

Bluesfest had one of its biggest years ever with 82 band featuring 633 artists performing for over 100,000 music fans at Byron Bay on the Easter long weekend.

Russell Morris will head to the Americas in May but before that he has a stack of Aussie dates to play.

‘Red Dirt Red Heart’, the third part of the Russell Morris blues trilogy, has spent seven of the last nine weeks at the top of ARIA Blues and Jazz Chart and ends the year as Australia’s no 1 blues album of 2015.

Todd Rundgren, Russell Morris and Alex Smith of Moving Pictures are Noise11’s special guests this week at iHeartRadio.

The Russell Morris ‘Sharkmouth’ album has clocked up three years on the ARIA chart this week. That is 156 weeks in total.

Coldplay’s new album ‘A Head Full Of Dreams’ is the feature album on iHeartRadio Music News powered by Noise11.com this week.

Russell Morris has a hometown date set to showcase the ‘Red Dirt Red Heart’ album, the third part of his blues trilogy.

Russell Morris has delivered ‘Red Dirt Red Heart’, the third album in his blues trilogy and this week Russell and producer Mitch Cairns talk you track by track through the album.

Australia’s legendary singer songwriter Russell Morris has debuted at number one on Australia’s Blues and Jazz Chart and number one on the AIR Indie Charts with the third album in his blues trilogy ‘Red Dirt Red Heart’.