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The 35th Annual Jackson Music Awards
Presented by The City of Jackson in conjunction with AT&T Mercedes Benz of Jackson
“Music, Its Magic”
The Best Of Southern Soul & Hip Hop
Monday, July 6th, 2009
6:00PM
Marriott Hotel
Jackson, Mississippi
Awards will be presented in 32 different categories
Featuring
Bobby Rush, Big Robb, Omar Cunningham, Zac Harmon, Karen Wolfe, John Haley, Labrado, Dexter Allen, Sweet Angel, Rickey White, Andre Lee,High Frequency and Special Guest Young Steff…..
Hosts
Rob J & Alice Marie
Honorees – Jackson Radio Legends, Heavy Herb Anderson, Bev Johnson, Julian Davis And Wade Graves
National Honorees Rogers Redding, Lee Parker and Zac Harmon
Tickets are available at Bebop Record Shops, BIP Record Shop
Tickets are $30.00 Reserved
$20.00 General Admission
Visit our Website at www. www.jmaainc.com
Sponsored by The City of Jackson, AT&T, Mercedes Benz of Jackson, The American Blues Network and The Greater Jackson Arts Council
For More Info Call Jesse Thompson at 601-981-4035
For Room Reservations call the Marriott, 601-969-5100
2009 Jus` Blues Music Award Shows August 5th & 6th, 2009 The Historical Daisy 329 Beale Street Downtown Memphis Tennessee The 2009 Jus` Blues Music Awards Show will salute a number Blues & Soul music artists & industry professionals for their artistry, outstanding accomplishments and significant contributions to the genre. The 2009 Jus` Blues Music Awards Show voting period is NOW OPEN. For a limited time, members and patrons of JusBluesMusicFoundation.org can vote online for their favorite artist, song, radio DJ and various other categories. All the public tallies will be rendered and submitted with the Jus` Blues Music Awards Selection Committee. The nominee(s) with the most submissions will be the winner of the particular category. The 2009 Jus` Blues Music Awards Nominee categories are following and the Voting Ballot link is right HERE or visit the Jus Blues Music Foundation www.jusbluesmusicfoundation.org for more information. 
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