Heroes of the Blues T-shirts on Sale Now!

It's our Final Sales Event of the Holiday Season!

Our Store-Wide Friends and Family Sale is on now. Enjoy 15% off all our quality Heroes of the Blues long and short sleeve t-shirts and cozy hoodies for Men and Women.

Just Use Coupon Code: FFS2016

And remember whenever you buy 4 or more items you will receive Free Shipping as well.

Sale ends 12-12-16

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All Heroes of the Blues art the creation of Robert Crumb and copyright of Denis Kitchen Publishing

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Heroes Of The Blues T-shirts on Sale for Father's Day!

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Does Your Dad Love the Blues? 

Then we got you covered for Father's Day and at our lowest price of the season. Enjoy 20% off all our Heroes of the Blues tees with 

COUPON CODE:

EarlyBird

And remember when ever you order 4 or more items you will also recieve Free Shipping. 

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Heroes of the Blues Sale for Father's Day

Heroes of the Blues Collection
Son House T-shirt

Just in time for Father's Day all our Heroes of the Blues T-shirts and Hoodies are on Sale now through 6-16-13. Just use coupon code DaysDad at checkout to recieve a 10% site-wide discount.

You'll find Country, Delta and Chicago Blues heroes like Charlie Patton, Son House, Blind Willie McTell, Big Bill Broonzy and Mississippi John Hurt just to name a few. 36 Heroes in all, available in short or long sleeve t-shirts as well as our plush hooded sweatshirts.


Cheap Thrills Album Cover T-shirt



Cheap Thrills
Ball and Chain T-shirt



 If Dad is more of a Rock and Roll guy check out our new Record Collection series. You'll find the iconic Janis Joplin with Big Brother & The Holding Company, Cheap Thrills Cover. With classic t-shirts to commerate the hit songs, "Piece of My Heart", "I Need a Man to Love", and "Combination of the Two".



Keep On Truckin' T-shirt
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Mr. Natural Collection
Twas Ever Thus T-shirt

 Can't decide, well you can't go wrong with one of our Keep On Truckin'  or Mr. Natural t-shirts. 
All T-shirts and Hoodies on Sale--Order now to insure delivery by Dad's Day!

Blues Society Discounts

Blind Willie McTell
Heroes of the Blues
Drawn by R. Crumb

Here's to you---- all you amazing Blues Lovers and Supporters. We at Keep On Truckin' Apparel love the blues, and since you do to, we are offering a special coupon code to all you like minded folks. Enjoy 10% all the Heroes of the Blues long and short sleeve t-shirts and hoodies too.

Choose from 36 full color portraits of the early great blues musician who where among the first to record the blues. You'll find Son House, Blind Blake, Blind Gary Davis, Cannon's Jug Stompers, Skip James, Charley Patton, Memphis Minnie, Mississippi John Hurt, Blind Willie McTell, Whistler & His Jug Band, Blind Lemon Jefferson, Furry Lewis, Big Bill Broonzy, Blind Willie Johnson, Peetie Wheatstraw, Bo Carter and many more. All images available on our 100% cotton quality tees in your choice of color and size.

Just enter the Coupon Code:  BluesBaby at checkout to receive your discount. Order by December 12th to insure Christmas delivery.

A portion of the proceeds from each "Heroes of the Blues" t-shirt and hoodie sold will be donated to the Music Maker Relief Foundation. So what are ya wantin' for???

Happy Holidays from all of us at Keep On Truckin Apparel!
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On Sale this week Son House T-shirt

Heroes of the Blues
Son House
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All this week and just in time for holiday gift giving, enjoy 15% off this exclusive Keep On Truckin' Apparel t-shirt design, no coupon code required.

From our Heroes of the Blues Collection illustrated by Robert Crumb, this full color portrait of the legendary blues man, Son House, is available in both short and long sleeve styles, in conventional and organic cotton. Shown here in Black, it is also available in White, Chestnut and Indigo Blue in Sizes Small to 3X.

Blues Hero Papa Charlie Jackson

BT-627 Papa Charlie Jackson
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Art by R. Crumb

Born in New Orleans in 1890, musician Papa Charlie Jackson was one of the first self-accompanied blues performers to record. Discovered on the streets of Chicago, he produced over seventy sides between 1924 and 1935, most of them on a guitar tuned, six-string banjo. Jackson combined sophisticated technique with a driving beat. His dance hit "Shake That Thing" was one of the most influential tunes of the era, and his  inspired approach created the hokum style, a spicy form of popular song that made repeated and continual references to sex, a tradition carried on by the likes of Georgia Tom and Tampa Red.

On Sale this week, a portion of the proceeds from the sale of this Keep on Truckin' Apparel exclusive t-shirt will be donated to Music Maker Relief Foundation. Enjoy 15% off, no coupon code required, your discount will be applied at checkout.

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Furry Lewis Blues

BT-633 Furry Lewis
Heroes of the Blues
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Walter (Furry) Lewis the country blues guitarist and song writer was born about 1900 and raised in Memphis, Tennessee, where he learned guitar in the early 1900s by listening to his mentor, a middle-aged street singer, named Blind Joe. Never a full-time musician, Lewis played mainly on local streets where his most popular piece was "John Henry." From 1927 to 1928, he recorded twenty-three sides. Most notably "John Henry" and "Kassie Jones" arguably one of the great blues recordings of the '20s. Known to be one of the best blues storytellers, and an extremely nimble-fingered guitarist who both picked and used a slide, he was equally adept at blues and ragtime.

During the folk blues revival in the 1960s the personable Lewis began a second career as a concert performer. Lewis opened twice for The Rolling Stones, played on The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson, and had a part in a Burt Reynolds Movie , W.W. and the Dixie Dance Kings (1975). Furry was a charming man who was a living repository for the blues, as many of his contemporaries had passed on by the time anyone had a real interest in preserving and documenting the lives of these musicians who where among the first to record the blues.

A portion of the proceeds from the sale of this Keep on Truckin' Apparel exclusive t-shirt will be donated to Music Maker Relief Foundation.

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