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"Nola Blue, Inc. was established in 2012 by Sallie Bengtson, who holds a Bachelor of Science Degree in Business Administration from Albright College, Reading, PA. Combining her 30 years of business experience with her enthusiasm and passion for music has proven a dynamic force in the blues community.

The Nola Blue Records imprint began with the 2014 release of 'Journey' by Benny Turner. In the ensuing years, the catalog has grown to 25 titles, including Turner's homage to his brother, the late Freddie King, 'My Brother's Blues,' as well as albums from blues legacy artists Cash McCall (RIP) and Frank Bey (RIP). 'All My Dues Are Paid,' the label's second release by Bey, received a posthumous GRAMMY nomination for traditional blues album of the year (2020). Artists and projects that have received Blues Music Awards and nominations include Benny Turner, Frank Bey, John Németh, Clarence Spady, Trudy Lynn, and The Love Light Orchestra. Nola Blue Records was named "Record Label of the Year" by The Josie Awards in September 2020. 'Live on Beale Street: A Tribute to Bobby "Blue" Bland' by Rodd Bland and the Members Only Band and 'Generations of Blues: West Side Legacy' by Larry Taylor and The Taylor Family are the most recent legacy projects from Nola Blue. "

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• For fans of the soulful sounds of traditional blues from leading artists of the genre.

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Nola Blue Records works with traditional blues artists Benny Turner, the late Cash McCall, and the late Frank Bey earning them wider recognition as accomplished artists by releasing a series of wonderful records. The label also highlights contemporary blues artists with releases from Clarence Spady, Eric Johanson, and John Németh, proving there is a place and a need for small independent record labels.

     —Bill Wax, SiriusXM Radio

As Blind Pig and Delmark Records faded over the last decade, the future of indie blues labels in America was in question... And while the future looked bleak for musicians, out of the cosmos came an unassuming Nola Blue Records riding hand-in-hand with Blin

     —Brian M. Owens, Metronome Magazine

Nola Blue Records has been home to some of the most celebrated artists on today's blues scene.

     —Lee Zimmerman, Living Blues Magazine