Chester Thompson
Sweet SixteenMixology 2012 via Doodlin' Records
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The "King Of Treme" - One Of The Greatest Drummers New Orleans Has Ever Produced -
Robert Johnson, 1936
Dallas,TX 1993 - Along With Uncle Tupelo, Drive-By Truckers, Whiskeytown, The Jayhawks, And The Bottle Rockets, The Old 97's Are Recognized As Pioneers Of The Alt-Country Movement
Undercover: Gary "U.S." Bonds - Bill's Second Solo Album Steering His Superstar Band Through A Righteous Set Of Bluesy Rock'n'Roll - Van Morrison Blowing Sax; Ronnie Wood & Joe Walsh Adding Guitar
Kalamazoo, MI - Old Dog Tavern, 4/15 Kalamazoo - Buttermilk Jamboree, 6/17 (Saturday Performance)
July 1, 1935 Mississippi - March 16, 2017 Texas (81) - One Of The Foremost Blues Harmonica Players Of The 20th Century - Mentored By Sonny Boy Williamson II - Toured with Howlin' Wolf - Recorded During The Early Days Of Sun Studios - At Age 20, Joined The Muddy Waters Band For Twelve Years - Formed The James Cotton Band in 1966 - "I Guess I Was Born With The Blues, And I Don't Know Nothing Else But The Blues." James Cotton, 2013 (NPR) - Featured Tomorrow As The 'YCE Artist Of The Day
Considered One Of The Most Successful Folk Musicians Of The 1920's - As The Great Depression Worsened, Kazee Left Music And Worked For 22 Years As A Pastor In Morehead, KY - Career Resurgence During The American Folk Revival Of The 1960's - Formal Training In Voice, Unusual For a Mountain Musician
Chapel Hill, NC - Essential Recordings,1965-1966 - Recognized By the Smithsonian Institution As A "Living Treasure" - Received A Grammy Award In 1985 At The Age Of 90
Composer: T. Michael Coleman, Longtime Watson Band Member - Supported By A Small Band Churning Out Hard-Edged Blues Lines; Nimble And Gritty
The Watsons' Dusting Off The Jimmie Rodgers Chestnut (1928) - Jimmie Was A Major Influence On Doc
Vocal: Paul Cebar
Composer: Oscar "Buddy" Woods,1936; Early Blues Pioneer On Lap Steel & Slide Guitar
Lyons, CO Husband/Wife Duo Enion And David Tiller - Currently On Tour With 'Birds Of Chicago,' Heard here On 'YCE
(Matt Lorenz) - Appearing With Tift Merrit At The Ark, Ann Arbor 4/5
Austin, TX - Former Professional Speechwriter
Title Track From Her Latest Four song EP
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November 11,1929 Illinois - March 10,1997 New York - Buried In An Unmarked Plot In Maple Grove Cemetery - Local Historians Raised Funds For A Headstone, Which Was Erected On May, 2008
Born An Entertainer With Rhythm & Blues As Her Palette, And Stayed In The Business All Her Life - Signed With Atlantic Records In 1953 - Big Demand On Rock 'N' Roll Touring Shows - Director Of The Marine Corps Club For Over 20 Years - Both Legs Amputated Due to Diabetes - Recipient Of The Pioneer Award From The Rhythm And Blues Foundation - Second Female Solo Artist Inducted Into The Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame
The Octet: Hobert Dotson & Willie Thomas, Trumpet...George Coleman, Tenor Saxophone...Jay Cameron, Baritone...Eddie Khan, Bass...Horace Parlan, Piano...Vinnie Ruggliero, Drums...Ray Baretto, Percussion...Slide Hampton, Trombone
With Jerry Douglas; Pickin' On Gordon Lightfoot (Old Dan's Records, 1972)
Bristol, TN - 1927 Sessions: J.P. Nestor - The Bristol Sessions Are considered The "Big Bang" Of Modern Country Music
Both Nashville Based And Their First Co-Write Together - At this Time No Plans for A Full Length Album
Taking Time Away From His Band 'Flamekeeper,' And Recording His Debut Solo