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Author: Chas LewisChas Lewis
Date: May 9, 2008 23:58
Playlist for “The South Side” May 9, 2008
Blues and Rhythm & Blues with Chas Lewis
Streaming Live Friday 7 to 10pm at khum.com
KHUM 104.3 and 104.7 FM Humboldt Co, CA
http://www.thesouthside.org
http://www.myspace.com/chaslewis
http://www.myspace.com/juniorparker
Artist ~ Track ~ Release ~ Label
7pm
A.C. Reed ~ Miami Strut ~ I'm In the Wrong Business ~ Alligator
Eddy "The Chief" Clearwater ~ Gotta Move On ~ West Side Strut ~ Blind Pig
Roy Rogers ~ Work Hard for the Money ~ The Best of 2 ~ Chops Not Chaps
Professor Longhair ~ Whole Lotta Lovin' ~ Byrd Lives Vol 1 ~ Night Train
Big Mama Thornton ~ Unlucky Girl ~ In Europe ~ Arhoolie
James Thunderbird Davis ~ I'm Ready Now ~ Check Out Time ~ Black Top
Roomful of Blues ~ Big Mamou ~ Raisin a Ruckus ~ Alligator
John Lee Hooker ~ Want Ad Blues ~ Real Folk Blues ~ Chess/MCA
Eli "Paperboy" Reed ~ Stake Your Claim ~ Roll with You ~ Q Division
Peppermint Harris ~ President's Lawyer ~ Penthouse in the Ghetto ~ M.I.L.
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Author: Ron WeinstockRon Weinstock
Date: May 9, 2008 20:28
Brian I know what you write is pr, but could you or anyone else explain how
Pinetop revolutionized blues piano. Pinetop is a solid, strong band player,
reliable and a wonderful person, but revolutionary, come on now.
On Thu, 8 May 2008 19:31:34 -0400, Brian Slack wrote:
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Author: Brian SlackBrian Slack
Date: May 9, 2008 20:27
Hey Ron,
I didn't write this stuff but are you giving a 95 years old man a hard time. He
revolutionized the piano by still playing and winning a Grammy at his age. He
could stay home and stay in his rocking chair. Wait until he sees his cake!
:-)
Brian
-----Original Message-----
From: Ron Weinstock [mailto:rbluesw@ YAHOO.COM]
Sent: May 9, 2008 7:47 PM
To: BLUES-L@ LISTS.NETSPACE.ORG; zeb@VL.videotron.ca
Cc: Ron Weinstock
Subject: Re: TREMBLANT CELEBRATES 15 YEARS OF BLUES WITH MORE THAN 150 FREE
SHOWS
Brian I know what you write is pr, but could you or anyone else explain how
Pinetop revolutionized blues piano. Pinetop is a solid, strong band player,
reliable and a wonderful person, but revolutionary, come on now.
On Thu, 8 May 2008 19:31:34 -0400, Brian Slack wrote:
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Author: St JohnSt John
Date: May 9, 2008 16:46
hey Larry
I'm no lawyer and I sure ain't no Advisor..I'm just a broke-ass blues musician but I think this is true except in the case of John Lennon among others..who own the rights to their "image" being used by anyone with out permission...
anybody else know about this?
When you take a photograph of someone then you own that the rights to
the
photo.
Example: If I went to music festivals took pictures of the artists then
I
can sell those pictures without any form of release..etc from the
artist.
Is that correct..?
also curious if I took that picture and made a T-shirt could I also
sell
that without any problems.
Obviously I am not selling pictures but the issue came up and I don't
think
it is an issue at all
thanks
LW
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Author: Walter PotterWalter Potter
Date: May 9, 2008 14:44
From Musician's Friend:
*1920*, British session guitarist Burt Weedon is born … his guitar
tutorial /Play In A Day/ and hit instrumentals such as "Guitar Boogie
Shuffle," influenced many stars including Eric Clapton and Brian May …
*1924*, Todd Storz is born … in the early '50s, he created the Top 40
radio format at Omaha station KOWH that led to a big increase in its
ratings and ultimately reshaped pop broadcasting …
*1940*, country soul singer-songwriter Arthur Alexander is born in
Florence, Alabama … although he hit the top 40 in the early 1960s, he is
better known for cover versions of his songs … he is the only songwriter
to have his tunes covered by The Big 3: The Beatles ("Anna," "Soldier of
Love"), The Rolling Stones ("You Better Move On"), and Bob Dylan ("Sally
Sue Brown") … you could make a case for Chuck Berry being covered by all
three if you consider how closely Bob's "Subterranean Homesick Blues"
follows the format of Chuck's "Too Much Monkey Business" …
*1952*, blues harp ace Little Walter records his signature instrumental
"Juke" at Chess Studios in Chicago, backed up by Muddy Waters and Jimmy
Rogers on guitar with Elgin Evans on drums, no bass … originally...
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Author: Walter PotterWalter Potter
Date: May 9, 2008 14:44
-------- Original Message --------
Subject: [Bluesville] Today In Blues - May 9
Date: Fri, 09 May 2008 16:56:03 -0000
From: Junior hotmail.com>
Reply-To: Bluesville@yahoogroups.com
To: Bluesville@yahoogroups.com
©2004 L.W. "Junior" Jackson
On this 9th day of May in 1945 Blues-Rock and rock guitarist and
harmonica player Steve Katz was born in Brooklyn, NY. Katz recorded
with The Blues Project and Blood Sweat and Tears.
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Author: Walter PotterWalter Potter
Date: May 9, 2008 14:43
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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artist notes yyyy-mmdd, city/county state age
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