In this case, there is only 1 minute and 23 seconds worth, but it's high
grade...Albert King, with Hollywood Fats on 2nd guitar.
http://youtube.com/watch?v=sjIYZP37sr4
chuck

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Here's a few dates (b.born, d.death) for tomorrow. If you have any additions/
corrections, email Eric.LeBlanc@nrc.ca. Complete data is now available
from <bluesworld.com>.

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Playlist: Rue D’Auteuil, CKRL-fm 89.1 Quebec City for May 23.

Hi,
As usual, Rue D’Auteuil specializes in blues, nothing but the blues.

On that program, we had guests who came to talk about L’Evenement l’Ile en Blues held in August, featuring, among others, Coco Montoya, David Gogo, Walter Trout and Jack De Keyzer. Tickets were also given away, in addition to CD’s by La Summer Family.

Every Friday night: live broadcast (89.1 fm) from 8 to 10 (E.T.) and on the web at www.ckrl.qc.ca

ARTIST---ALBUM---SONG TITLE---LABEL

Hour one:
1-Legendary Rhythm & Blues Revue---Command Performance---If it ain’t me---DELTA GROOVE
2-Stacy Mitchhart---Gotta Get the Feeling Back again---Black Dog/Whole Lotta Love---DR.SAM
3-Microwave Dave...

Part One

Bobby Bland / I Wouldn’t Treat a Dog (The Way You Treated Me) / Greatest Hits – Volume Two – The ABC Dunhill MCA Recordings / MCA

Mick Hucknall / Farther Up the Road / Hucknall: Tribute To Bobby / Atco - Rhino

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Janiva Magness / That’s What Love Will Make You Do / What Love Will Do / Alligator

The Mannish Boys / If the Washing Don’t Get You, The Rinsing Will / Lowdown Feelin’ / Delta Groove

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Morry Sochat & The Special 20s / Mean & Evil Ways / Swingin’, Shufflin’, Smokin’ / Special 20

Kenny Neal / Louisiana Stew / Let Life Flow / Telarc

Part Two

Luther Allison / Blues with a Feeling / Love Me Papa / Evidence

Pinetop Perkins w/ B.B King  / Down in Mississippi / Pinetop Perkins and Friends / Telarc

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Sonny Landeth / Storm of Worry / from the Reach / Landfall

JW- Jones / Can’t Play a Playboy / Bluelisted / NorthernBlues

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Julian Fauth / Roll On In / Ramblin’ Son / Electro-Fi

Tab Benoit / Lost in Your Lovin’ / Night Train to Nashville / Telarc

Part Three

I have recently heard a lot about Gallagher AND Ritchie Blackmore in regards
to the Fender Stratocaster. I never been much of a listener of either one. I
have since looked on youtube for those two. I sold both those guys short &
I can certainly see why some folks dig 'em. I still don't 'get' Jimmy Page
though
LW

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Subject: one slide playin' sumbitch / r. gallagher

Ok, I'll admit it, no make that I'll admit two things...sometimes all the
rock blues crap out there that passes for music clouds up my head so bad I
can't hear straight. The second thing I'll admit is that, after viewing this
video clip of Rory Gallagher at the Isle of Wright, in my own mind I
have drastically sold him short. Sometimes listening to the audio just
doesn't move you like seeing the pictures flying by at the same time does.
This is one of those, imo. Here's to youtube, and even more so, to
Roy...another in a long line of talented players lost waaay too soon. Btw, I
mean sumbitch in only the most flattering of "down here in Texas" ways.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7CZNuTeq9hs
chuck

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Here's last night's show

Art

TWO FOR THE BLUES
WORT-FM, Madison
5/24/08
Art Schuna, Host

Luther Randolph & Johnny Stiles/Crossroads/Cameo
Billy Stewart/Summertime/One More Time/Chess
Luther Randolph & Johnny Stiles/Crossroads/Cameo
Albert King/Cadillac Assembly Line/Hot Rod & Custom Classics/Rhino...

Mickey Baker had a train full !
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GPtbvLVyD8k
chuck

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This morning, in my search for vapid content, I stumbled upon one of the
more amazing remembrances of musical history by one of the hundreds of
musicians who easily fit into that large category of those who once were
giants, but whose names are hardly known at all these days (Fred knows that
list better than most anyone on this one, or at least his is longer in the
tooth).

Anyhow, this particular lady referred to one of the other giants in the
music industry as the OAO, in a way that inferred that she was wasn't the
only one who used that term in relation to this performer. Anyone have any
idea who she was talking about? I can't give away too much, but one clue is
that this person did play and sing the blues, as well as some other styles
of music, in the first part of the 20th century.

Later today I will post the answer, as well as a link to that great article
I pulled it from....if someone hasn't already guessed it.

chuck
http://thebluesandthensome.blogspot.com

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©2004 L.W. "Junior" Jackson

On this 25th day of May in 1936 Blues harp player Bill Dicey was born
in Annapolis, MD. Dicey recorded with Louisiana Red and Paul Oscher,
as well as releasing 2 solo efforts, "Fool In Love" on JSP Records and
"Caught in The Act" on Spivey records.
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Creole Jazz banjo player George "Creole" Guesan was born today in 1907
in New Orleans. George did many recording sessions with many artists
and "Endless The Trek......Endless The Search" in 1961 on Icon
records and "Echoes From New Orleans" on the Jazz Crusade label.
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