Blues festival pays tribute to late founder
No heart attack or dialysis machine could keep D.C. Minner from his lifelong mission: spreading the good news of the blues. And thanks to his tireless dedication to the blues through the Down Home Blues Club and the Dusk Til Dawn Blues Festival, which he started with his wife, Selby, the festival survives and thrives.
D.C. Minner, who died May 6 at age 73, started the Dusk Til Dawn Blues Festival two years after foun...
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