How Club Ebony Helped Keep the Blues Alive in the Jim Crow South

Listen and subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and all major podcast apps. Jala Everett: I was five years old when I heard Beyonce’s song, “Single Ladies,” for the first time. Instantly, I was hooked. These days, I’m diehard BeyHive. Plus, I’ve got deep family roots in the South. My family is originally from Tutwiler, Mississippi, a tiny town in the heart of the Delta. I grew up around family from small towns that were full of stories, soul, and music—specifically, blues music. Blues rose up from those same Delta towns….

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