We all love the Blues. Some of us think it's a racial thing, that only African Americans have enough soul to sing the Blues or to play the Blues.

Well, that's all wrong. Maybe white men can't jump, but "white boys" can sing and play the Blues. And oh, so fine. Real soul.

Yes, The Blues. We often think of the great black artists, whose music reaches deep into the soul. The kind of music that gets your body moving and your heart humming. Sure, many black artists do Blues right. But let’s not forget their white brethren. You can see them in action in clubs all across America.

But if you don't want to travel, find a video that does it for you. In the video White Boy Blues you’ll see and hear the world’s finest white Blues artists—sometimes playing and singing alongside their black brethren, sometimes not. People who love the Blues kind of music don’t bother with color. And they don’t deny that some women do Blues just fine. It's not a gender thing, it's not a race thing.Good Blues music is good Blues music. And White Boy Blues is just good Blues done by people who happen to be "white."

Join us for The White Boy Blues, and go on a video tour of Blues performances across the USA. It may be true that White Men Can’t Jump, or it may not. But we do know white boys can sing the Blues. You see, the Blues don’t care what color you are. The Blues transcends color, does away with hatred, and brings black and white together. True Blues devotees just want the best Blues music. Color doesn’t matter. After all, it’s the listening, not the lookin’ that makes the soul-shakin’ experience of the Blues what it is.