This is an interview with Percy Brown,conducted by William Shepherd. Mr. Brown discusses his involvement with the first Memphis

This is an interview with Alan Ulmer. He discusses his experience photographing the first Beale Street Music Festival in 1977.

This is an interview with Jesse Winchester. He was a musician from Memphis, Tn, discusses his childhood in Memphis. He also

This is an interview with entertainer Billy Scott, conducted on behalf of the North Carolina Music Hall of Fame. Mr. Scott

This is an interview with Don Schlitz conducted on behalf of the North Carolina Music Hall of Fame. Mr. Schlitz discusses how he

This is an interview with Al Bell. He speaks of his life, his music, and his involvement in the Civil Rights Movement. He

This is an interview in the Liner Notes collection, a collaboration between Crossroads and the Memphis Rock 'N' Soul Museum.

This is an interview with Joanne Cash, Johnny Cash's younger sister. In this interview, she discusses the life of Johnny Cash,

This is an interview with Onzie Horne. He discusses his family and the extensive musical background of his father, Onzie Horne,

This is an interview with Eddie Ray, who was a high level executive in the music industry and a U.S. commissioner for copyright

The program guide for the first annual Beale Street Music Festival in May 1977.

This is an interview with Eugene Walker, a retired teacher and Manassas High School Alum who has many personal ties to blues