DANGER!    Home Page    Guitar Licks    Guitar Tool    Blues Music    Blues Mp3    Blues Video    Blues Lyrics    Jazz Lyrics    Rock Lyrics    Blues Film    Blues Jam    Blues Guitar    Blues Events    Guitar Hero    Blues Harp    Concert Mp3    Guitar TAB    Music Books    Blues News       Search Site    Contact Us Blues Improv Bad Boys! Allman Bros Stevie Ray V Eric Clapton Jimi Hendrix Albert King B.B. King Duane Allman Johnny Winter ** ZZ TOP ** Bonamassa Buddy Guy W. Haynes Gary Moore The Beatles Chuck Berry Rolling Stones Pink Floyd Led Zeppelin CCR Band L. Skynyrd Chili Peppers Bonnie Raitt D. Matthews Springsteen Guns & Roses Grateful Dead C. Santana Guitar Watson Paul Gilbert Eric Johnson Kenny Burrell S. Henderson Robben Ford Grant Green C. Christian W Montgomery GUITAR TAB	And they shall beat their swords into Guitars Lean to Play 5 minute Guitar Solo! Blues Licks * Blues Chords Guitar Guru * Blues Riffs Bass Guitar * Blues Jam Trax Spunky Blues Gal By Debi Jordan Debi Jordan, is one spunky blues guitar totin', piano playin' songwriter who can pack some serious vocals and lyrics. Starting out as a street musician, she climbed her way to owning and operating a singing telegram service, being a strolling mariachi, and performing her original music at Nashville's legendary Bluebird Cafe. Her pizazz, creativity and drive have won her several awards. The following is an autobiographical poem by Debi Jordan: The streets were dark when she was young. She ran from where she's coming from. Escape was always "just" too far. Her only refuge, her guitar. Sleepless lines shown on her face, singing with an open case. Some days were diamonds, others stone, Some days were too much for a girl on her own. She'd sing her poor heart out, and play those three chords, checking her case for her hard earned rewards. A flower would bloom from this troublesome time, But this runaway didn't see it at the time. She came to a crossroads and had to decide Life's former passenger, now she would drive. She climbed from the wreckage that once was her life. She became a scholar, a Mom and a wife. And during the years, as the story unfolds, This blues guitar girl has quite a tale to be told. She founded a business, she started a band, and shortly thereafter, she was in demand. She didn't see all that was to be in store. She just knew she craved it and and had to have more. For ne'er a day, did that old guitar rest. She'd practice and practice so she'd be her best. And several years later, what would you see? A once homeless teen on national TV. A solo guitarist, her true niche was found. She's up in the air with her feet on the ground. She's touring the country now, revered and loved. She must have been cared for by someone above. Sometimes when you've lost all that you've got to lose, You find yourself rich enough to sing the blues. Debi Jordan Debi's website: http://www.debijordan.com Read more Blues Heroes Stories from the bookTouched By the Blues Blues Guitar | Blues Lyrics | Blues Mp3 | Blues Concerts | Blues Video Guitar TAB | Concert Mp3 | Blues Music | Blues News | Allman Bros. Eric Clapton | BB King | Jimi Hendrix | Albert Collins | SRV | ZZ TOP © 1998-2005 Blues for Peace Corporation. All rights reserved.	Blues News Blues Gifts Eric Clapton Jimi Hendrix Allman Brothers SRV Albert Collins Guitar Mojo Gig From Hell Guitar Masters Guitar Pick Tips! Female Guitarists Les Paul History Best Blues Guitars Underated Guitarists Keeping Time Fender Strat Mojo Blues Guitar Hero Guitar Humor Guitar Tech 5 Jazz Guitars Top 10 Jazz Players Pick Musicians Slide Guitar Tuning