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Iowa native brings Blues in the Schools in the QCA

By Brian Weckerly,

2026-02-26

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Iowa native Kevin Burt brought Blues in the Schools by performing for kids in the QCA.

Burt played guitar and harmonica and sang at Earl Hanson Elementary School in Rock Island February 25. During his performance, he explained the history of the blues and the impact slavery had on African Americans.

For more information on the Blues in the Schools and the Mississippi Valley Blues Society, click here.

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