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This is Hairy Larry inviting you to enjoy Something Blue every Saturday night at ten. This week we’re featuring Glass Pony, the Rob Beaulieu Band, and A State Of Grace. For more about the show visit the Something Blue website at sbblues.com.
Don’t miss Something Blue, Saturday night at 10:00 PM CST, at kasu.org.
Glass Pony Live at Plank Road Plateau on 2022-06-25
archive.org/details/gp2022-06-25.matrix.weir.flac2448/
Rob Beaulieu Band Live at Plank Road Plateau on 2022-06-25
archive.org/details/rbb2022-06-25.matrix.weir.flac2448/
A State Of Grace Live at Blues Fest September 6, 1998
www.wesleyastate.org/
Don’t miss Something Blue, Saturday night at 10:00 PM CST, at kasu.org.
Glass Pony Live at Plank Road Plateau on 2022-06-25
archive.org/details/gp2022-06-25.matrix.weir.flac2448/
Rob Beaulieu Band Live at Plank Road Plateau on 2022-06-25
archive.org/details/rbb2022-06-25.matrix.weir.flac2448/
A State Of Grace Live at Blues Fest September 6, 1998
www.wesleyastate.org/
DJ Hairy Larry presents A State Of Grace playing “I’ve Found Jesus”.
01. DJ Hairy Larry Presents A State Of Grace
02. Something Blue – Daydream – 29 second spot
Thanks Marty, today we’re going to hear some praise music recorded at Blue Fest in 1998.
I had heard just how hard A State Of Grace rocked it during worship at the Wesley. Brother Leonard Higgins, pastor at the Wesley, sang with the band but you have to attribute their sound to the students. Harmony vocals, great keyboards, soaring guitar, and pumping bass, driven hard by snare heavy drum parts. I thought they were perfect for Blues Fest.
01. DJ Hairy Larry Presents A State Of Grace
02. Something Blue – Daydream – 29 second spot
Thanks Marty, today we’re going to hear some praise music recorded at Blue Fest in 1998.
I had heard just how hard A State Of Grace rocked it during worship at the Wesley. Brother Leonard Higgins, pastor at the Wesley, sang with the band but you have to attribute their sound to the students. Harmony vocals, great keyboards, soaring guitar, and pumping bass, driven hard by snare heavy drum parts. I thought they were perfect for Blues Fest.
The Praise Band sings "Sad Clown" by Larry Heyl and Allie Hubbs. Thanks to Jeremiah Page for joining us on bass.