The Roots Uncovered with Keb’ Mo’ exhibition at the National Museum of African American Music in Nashville honors the extraordinary, 50-plus-year career of five-time Grammy Award–winning blues and roots artist Keb’ Mo’. The showcase features rare artifacts, performance memorabilia, signature guitars, and interactive installations that invite visitors to explore the stories behind his songs and trace the evolution of his artistry. The exhibition officially opened on Saturday, September 13, with a

🎸 With a career spanning decades, Keb' Mo' has become a pivotal figure in modern blues, seamlessly blending traditional Delta blues with contemporary influences. Born Kevin Roosevelt Moore on October 3, 1951, in South Los Angeles, California, he emerged as a prominent artist in the 1990s, introducing a fresh perspective to the genre. 🎶 🏆His musical journey is distinguished by multiple Grammy Awards, including: 1997: Just Like You – Best Contemporary Blues Album 1998: Slow Down – Best Contempo

We had the pleasure of sitting down with Keb' Mo' backstage at Crossroads to talk about the origin of his signature Gibson Bluesmaster, the cycle of pop trends and what it takes to be successful in music. Watch the full video: https://youtu.be/Ws8KgU_VnF4 | Guitar Center

🔥 Check out this exclusive #GuitarLesson from Keb' Mo's Americana Roots: Progression - available on TrueFire. Get it here: https://truefire.com/keb-mo The inspiration for this song came from an old song by Pigmeat Markham called "Here Comes the Judge." In that song, the defendant says to the judge, "Don't you remember me? I'm the one that introduced you to your wife." And the judge replies, "Life, you son of a gun." So, "Remains Silent" is based on that. | TrueFire