Brothers 'n Blues

Brothers 'n Blues is a gen multifandom (heavy on the Simon and Simon) anthology with four issues. It contains fiction, poetry, articles, LoCs, actor credits, puzzles, and more. 
==Issue 1==
Brothers 'n Blues 1 was published in 1984 and is 33 pages long. 
* List of Credits for Jameson Parker (1 page)
* Biography—Jameson Parker (1 page)
* Better Late Than Never by Carol Hillman (2 pages)
* List of Credits for Gerald McRaney (1 page)
* Runaway Home by Christine Jeffords) ("13-year old A.J. is desperately lonely after Rick's departure to Mexico, and he attempts to join him there.") (reprinted in The Brothers File) (12 pages) 
* List of Credits for Daniel J. Travanti (Hill Street Blues) (1 page)
* Blues Guys (1 page)
* List of Credits for Veronica Hamel (1 page)
* Crossword Puzzle and Answers (2 pages)
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 1==
==Issue 2==
Brothers 'n Blues 2
==Issue 3==
Brothers 'n Blues 3
It includes art by Ruth Kurz, Alan, and Julie Hancock.
* Into the Darkness by Laura Enright
*Two in the Bush by Enna
* Fatal Decision by Carol Hillman and Reginia Marracino
* In Spirit by Carol Hillman
* Tardis on the Hill by Sue Ann Sarick (a Doctor Who/Hill Street Blues)
* Hill Street Blues Episode Guide
* Thank God!, poem by Carol Hillman
* 2604, poem by Teresa Sarick
* Trip Wire, poem by Teresa Sarick
* episode titles for Hill Street Blues
* a scale drawing/layout of A.J.'s house
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 3==
==Issue 4==
Brothers 'n Blues 4 is not dated, though it has clippings dated in mid-1987. It contains 115 pages. 
The illos are telepics by Carol-Anne Hillman, and other art by Trevor Hancock, B. Hancock, and Kathy Lachenauer. 
This issue contains A LOT of publicity stills and advertising. 
* LoCs (1)
* Stingray's Cat, poem by Teresa Sarick (multifandom, with a Stingray focus) (6)
* Should Auld Acquaintance Be Forgot, fiction by Brenda Anders (Simon & Simon) (7)
* Showtime, People, poem by Teresa Sarick (Miami Vice) (22)
* Cover Up, fiction by Carol-Anne Hillman (34)
* Mac..., poem by Teresa Sarick (Magnum P.I.) (44)
* To Those Who Made It Home, fiction by Llaura Enright (yes, spelled "Llaura") (Simon & Simon) (45)
* Stingray, poem by Teresa Sarick (77)
* A Score to Settle, fiction by Enna (78)
* Hill Street Blues (86)
* Second Sight, poem by Teresa Sarick (Remington Steele) (89)
* A Quick Change of Mood, fiction by Corey (90)
* Hill Street Blues Episode Guide (94)
* Life in the Balance, song lyrics by Jackson Browne (96)
* Apologies in Retrospect, fiction by Robbie Sturm (97)
* For America, song lyrics, Jackson Browne (99)
* Hill Street Blues, clipping, bios of Hill, Renko, and Belker (100)
* American Justice, clipping (105)
* Who is Julia?, clipping (108)
* "'Easy Prey' aptly describes anyone who'd watch it" (clipping from a Chicago newspaper, by Daniel Ruth) (111)
* Gerald McRaney... On Drugs (clipping by Kelly Dorfman from "Let's LIVE" -- December 1985) (112)
 
Image:bnb4-1.jpg|from issue #4 
Image:bnb4-2.jpg|from issue #4 
Image:bnb4-3.jpg|from issue #4, B. Hancock
Image:bnb4-4.jpg|from issue #4 
Image:bnb4-5.jpg|from issue #4 
Image:bnb4-6.jpg|from issue #4, Trevor Hancock
Image:bnb4-7.jpg|from issue #4 
Image:bnb4-8.jpg|from issue #4 
==References==
Category:Resource Zines
Category:Simon & Simon Zines
Category:Hill Street Blues
Category:Miami Vice Zines
Category:Stingray
Category:Remington Steele Zines
Category:1984 Zines
Category:1985 Zines
Category:1986 Zines
Category:1987 Zines