Mike1331
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Free Bluegrass Festival Anyone?
- Thread starter Mike1331
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- Columbus, In
I'd be there if It weren't 2000 miles away!
More of a blues man but thanks for post'in up about it, that is a big line up.
If you get a chance check out Charlie Musselwhite, he is more blues then bluegrass, and he is a harmonica master. I saw him open for Etta James and John Lee Hooker about a year before he passed, and the three of them put on a great show. At one point Etta had Charlie's head pressed deep in her large chest, I don't know how he could breath but still he did not miss a note!
More on him here: charliemusselwhite.com
If you get a chance check out Charlie Musselwhite, he is more blues then bluegrass, and he is a harmonica master. I saw him open for Etta James and John Lee Hooker about a year before he passed, and the three of them put on a great show. At one point Etta had Charlie's head pressed deep in her large chest, I don't know how he could breath but still he did not miss a note!
More on him here: charliemusselwhite.com
Mike1331
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- Folsom, CA
I would have love to of seen Etta. I'll check out Charlie Musslewhite.
. I dont know too much blues but I just found a great album a month ago I can't stop listening to titled "super super blues band". It came out right when Bo didly started to get big and he's playing with the two greats; muddy waters and howlin wolf.
Little more upbeat of a blues record with them improving and poking at each other.
. I dont know too much blues but I just found a great album a month ago I can't stop listening to titled "super super blues band". It came out right when Bo didly started to get big and he's playing with the two greats; muddy waters and howlin wolf.
Little more upbeat of a blues record with them improving and poking at each other.
