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Thanks Marty. This week on From the Archives of Something Blue we’re hearing some real blues recorded at Bluesday Tuesday.
Billy Jones Bluez is from Central Arkansas so Bluesday Tuesday in Newport was a good fit for them with less travel time than driving all the way to Jonesboro. I got to record them at KASU Bluesday Tuesday on August 9, 2011, and I have played recordings from this show on Something Blue many times.
What can I say about Billy Jones? He writes great songs and also picks great cover songs for his repertoire. He’s an outstanding guitarist and vocalist. He leads a great band. He’s an exceptional showman who adds a lot of humor to his show. And he is very versatile playing blues, country, and rock. Whenever I have seen him play he always put on a show. He’s a real entertainer.
For today I picked the blues classic, “Hurts Me Too” and there will be more songs from this same show on Something Blue this week. Here they are now, Billy Jones Bluez, playing “Hurts Me Too”.
Billy Jones Bluez is from Central Arkansas so Bluesday Tuesday in Newport was a good fit for them with less travel time than driving all the way to Jonesboro. I got to record them at KASU Bluesday Tuesday on August 9, 2011, and I have played recordings from this show on Something Blue many times.
What can I say about Billy Jones? He writes great songs and also picks great cover songs for his repertoire. He’s an outstanding guitarist and vocalist. He leads a great band. He’s an exceptional showman who adds a lot of humor to his show. And he is very versatile playing blues, country, and rock. Whenever I have seen him play he always put on a show. He’s a real entertainer.
For today I picked the blues classic, “Hurts Me Too” and there will be more songs from this same show on Something Blue this week. Here they are now, Billy Jones Bluez, playing “Hurts Me Too”.
This is Hairy Larry inviting you to enjoy Something Blue every Saturday night at ten. This week we’re featuring the JT Bates Grain Trio and Karl Denson’s Tiny Universe. 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.
Karl Denson’s Tiny Universe Live at North Beach Bandshell on 2021-04-17
archive.org/details/kdtu2021-04-17.schoeps.spyder9.flac16
JT Bates Grain Trio Live at Icehouse MPLS on 2020-10-05
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Don’t miss Something Blue, Saturday night at 10:00 PM CST, at kasu.org.
Karl Denson’s Tiny Universe Live at North Beach Bandshell on 2021-04-17
archive.org/details/kdtu2021-04-17.schoeps.spyder9.flac16
JT Bates Grain Trio Live at Icehouse MPLS on 2020-10-05
archive.org/details/JTBatesGrain2020-10-05.mix.flac16
Thanks Marty, on this weeks From The Archives Of Something Blue I’ve got some Hiphop recorded at HairyLarryLand.
My son, Carl Heyl, plays bass in Hairy Larry and The Flying Hungarians. He’s an excellent musician so when he told me he and his friends wanted to record some vocal numbers at my studio I was all in. Five of them showed up, all vocalists, with one acoustic guitar and a few percussion instruments. So it’s vocals in the foreground all the time over minimalist backing. I really don’t know why more groups don’t do this. Concentrate on harmony vocals and keep the instrumentation sparse. It’s a great way to deliver the material with a clean sound.
Singing for the recordings were Carl Heyl, Tim Hose, Marissa Farmer, Meghan Allen, and Jen Hose, all from Arkansas and students at ASU. Recorded at my HairyLarryLand Studio on November 6, 2011, here they are now singing “We Are Who We Are”.
My son, Carl Heyl, plays bass in Hairy Larry and The Flying Hungarians. He’s an excellent musician so when he told me he and his friends wanted to record some vocal numbers at my studio I was all in. Five of them showed up, all vocalists, with one acoustic guitar and a few percussion instruments. So it’s vocals in the foreground all the time over minimalist backing. I really don’t know why more groups don’t do this. Concentrate on harmony vocals and keep the instrumentation sparse. It’s a great way to deliver the material with a clean sound.
Singing for the recordings were Carl Heyl, Tim Hose, Marissa Farmer, Meghan Allen, and Jen Hose, all from Arkansas and students at ASU. Recorded at my HairyLarryLand Studio on November 6, 2011, here they are now singing “We Are Who We Are”.
This is Hairy Larry inviting you to enjoy Something Blue every Saturday night at ten. This week we’re featuring Plain Meanness, Chris & Spigs, and The Aerolites. 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.
Chris & Spigs’ Rock & Roll Circus Live at Barn Jams, Vol. II (FREE RELEASE) on 2021-04-20
archive.org/details/CAS2021-04-20.ChrisAndSpigsRockAndRollCircusBarnJamsVolumeII
The Aerolites Live at The Wild Fern on 2021-04-20
archive.org/details/aero2021-04-20
Plain Meanness
KASU Blue Monday October 17, 2011
Don’t miss Something Blue, Saturday night at 10:00 PM CST, at kasu.org.
Chris & Spigs’ Rock & Roll Circus Live at Barn Jams, Vol. II (FREE RELEASE) on 2021-04-20
archive.org/details/CAS2021-04-20.ChrisAndSpigsRockAndRollCircusBarnJamsVolumeII
The Aerolites Live at The Wild Fern on 2021-04-20
archive.org/details/aero2021-04-20
Plain Meanness
KASU Blue Monday October 17, 2011
Low Earth Orbit by Larry Heyl
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This version of "Low Earth Orbit" was excerpted from the stream recorded on April 27, 2021. Hairy Larry's current schedule is Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at 3:00 PM Central.
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Low Earth Orbit
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Low Earth Orbit
By Larry Heyl
twitch.tv/hairylarryland
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Click here for "Low Earth Orbit"
https://peertube.hairylarry.rocks/videos/watch/a42db76b-e459-4850-bb0c-99723395d71f
Collaborate with Hairy Larry. Play along and record. Click nextcloud link to download.
https://hairylarryland.com/nextcloud/index.php/s/Z9RFW4QS6XGa3qo
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Hairy Larry's twitch stream is at
https://www.twitch.tv/hairylarryland
This version of "Low Earth Orbit" was excerpted from the stream recorded on April 27, 2021. Hairy Larry's current schedule is Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at 3:00 PM Central.
Title
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Low Earth Orbit
Hairy Larry
Credits
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Low Earth Orbit
By Larry Heyl
twitch.tv/hairylarryland
hairylarryland.com
Click here for "Low Earth Orbit"
https://peertube.hairylarry.rocks/videos/watch/a42db76b-e459-4850-bb0c-99723395d71f
Collaborate with Hairy Larry. Play along and record. Click nextcloud link to download.
https://hairylarryland.com/nextcloud/index.php/s/Z9RFW4QS6XGa3qo
JTown Blues by Larry Heyl
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Hairy Larry's twitch stream is at
https://www.twitch.tv/hairylarryland
This version of "JTown Blues" was excerpted from the stream recorded on April 27, 2021. Hairy Larry's current schedule is Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at 3:00 PM Central.
Title
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JTown Blues
Hairy Larry
Credits
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JTown Blues
By Larry Heyl
twitch.tv/hairylarryland
hairylarryland.com
Click here for "JTown Blues"
https://peertube.hairylarry.rocks/videos/watch/ffcf6c37-f587-4127-9d8b-791ee4dedf23
Collaborate with Hairy Larry. Play along and record. Click nextcloud link to download.
https://hairylarryland.com/nextcloud/index.php/s/Z9RFW4QS6XGa3qo
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Hairy Larry's twitch stream is at
https://www.twitch.tv/hairylarryland
This version of "JTown Blues" was excerpted from the stream recorded on April 27, 2021. Hairy Larry's current schedule is Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at 3:00 PM Central.
Title
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JTown Blues
Hairy Larry
Credits
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JTown Blues
By Larry Heyl
twitch.tv/hairylarryland
hairylarryland.com
Click here for "JTown Blues"
https://peertube.hairylarry.rocks/videos/watch/ffcf6c37-f587-4127-9d8b-791ee4dedf23
Collaborate with Hairy Larry. Play along and record. Click nextcloud link to download.
https://hairylarryland.com/nextcloud/index.php/s/Z9RFW4QS6XGa3qo
From The Archive April 25, 2021 – Blind Mississippi Morris – “You Know I Like That” | Something Blue
Thanks Marty, this week on From The Archives we got the real blues.
Blind Mississippi Morris came from a musical family, cousin to Willie Dixon and also cousin to Robert and Mary Diggs who led the Memphis Sheiks. Bluzharp magazine named him as one of the 10 best harmonic players in the world.
So I was lucky to be able to record him at a KASU Blue Monday held in Paragould, Arkansas, on May 16, 2011. He was joined by his regular accompanist, Brad Webb on guitar and kick drum. And that’s our Arkansas tie for Blind Mississippi Morris. Born in Clarksdale, Mississippi, he made Memphis his home, both across the river from Arkansas. But he would still come to Arkansas to play and I will never forget his performance at Blue Monday ten years ago.
Here’s Blind Mississippi Morris now singing “You Know I Like That”.
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Blind Mississippi Morris came from a musical family, cousin to Willie Dixon and also cousin to Robert and Mary Diggs who led the Memphis Sheiks. Bluzharp magazine named him as one of the 10 best harmonic players in the world.
So I was lucky to be able to record him at a KASU Blue Monday held in Paragould, Arkansas, on May 16, 2011. He was joined by his regular accompanist, Brad Webb on guitar and kick drum. And that’s our Arkansas tie for Blind Mississippi Morris. Born in Clarksdale, Mississippi, he made Memphis his home, both across the river from Arkansas. But he would still come to Arkansas to play and I will never forget his performance at Blue Monday ten years ago.
Here’s Blind Mississippi Morris now singing “You Know I Like That”.
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This is Hairy Larry inviting you to enjoy Something Blue every Saturday night at ten. This week we’re featuring The Beau Sasser Trio, The Mudcats, and the Benevento Russo Duo. 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.
Benevento/Russo Live at Relix Studio on 2021-03-29
archive.org/details/duo2021-03-29
Beau Sasser Trio Live at The Main Pub on 2021-04-03
archive.org/details/BST2021-04-03.BeauSasserTrioTelefunkenDSBD
The Mudcats – Blues Fest House Band
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Don’t miss Something Blue, Saturday night at 10:00 PM CST, at kasu.org.
Benevento/Russo Live at Relix Studio on 2021-03-29
archive.org/details/duo2021-03-29
Beau Sasser Trio Live at The Main Pub on 2021-04-03
archive.org/details/BST2021-04-03.BeauSasserTrioTelefunkenDSBD
The Mudcats – Blues Fest House Band
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Thanks Marty, this week on From The Archives we’re featuring some blues recorded at Blues Fest.
The Mudcats were the Blues Fest House Band. We had a band call in sick so I gathered some musicians from the audience and told everyone we were The Mudcats. After hosting the jam set and filling in again people started asking when The Mudcats were going to play. So we ended up on the schedule.
The core group was George Hinds, bass; Randy Gambill, drums, and I was on guitar. We always had guests and on September 2, 2007, we had Scott Mathis on lead guitar. Which was appropriate because the song we’re going to hear is “Guitar Blues”.
Now here are The Mudcats playing a song I wrote called “Guitar Blues”.
The Mudcats were the Blues Fest House Band. We had a band call in sick so I gathered some musicians from the audience and told everyone we were The Mudcats. After hosting the jam set and filling in again people started asking when The Mudcats were going to play. So we ended up on the schedule.
The core group was George Hinds, bass; Randy Gambill, drums, and I was on guitar. We always had guests and on September 2, 2007, we had Scott Mathis on lead guitar. Which was appropriate because the song we’re going to hear is “Guitar Blues”.
Now here are The Mudcats playing a song I wrote called “Guitar Blues”.
I was enjoying a Jazz Alliance performance at The Edge Coffeehouse after I retired and on break I was talking to Janie Overall who told me that at ASU the state pays the tuition for senior citizens, 60 or over. So I can say that it was Jazz Alliance that brought me back to ASU where I took Percussion lessons from Craig Collison and Jazz Improv from Ron Horton. Soon after that I resumed my composition studies and resumed hosting Something Blue at KASU.
Ron Horton wrote some great songs and I began recording their live performances collecting the tracks that ended up on their “Partly Cloudy” CD. Playing on the CD are Ron Horton, trumpet; Craig Collison, vibes; David Eckert, bass; and Mike Overall, drums. They helped me start the KASU Jazz Thursday concerts and also played at Bebopalooza! Their personnel have strong connections to ASU and the public library.
They were a great band and I have featured them many times on Something Blue, mostly playing jazz standards recorded at public performances. This week I am featuring originals written by Ron Horton. Here’s Jazz Alliance now playing “12 Bar Bruise”.
Ron Horton wrote some great songs and I began recording their live performances collecting the tracks that ended up on their “Partly Cloudy” CD. Playing on the CD are Ron Horton, trumpet; Craig Collison, vibes; David Eckert, bass; and Mike Overall, drums. They helped me start the KASU Jazz Thursday concerts and also played at Bebopalooza! Their personnel have strong connections to ASU and the public library.
They were a great band and I have featured them many times on Something Blue, mostly playing jazz standards recorded at public performances. This week I am featuring originals written by Ron Horton. Here’s Jazz Alliance now playing “12 Bar Bruise”.
This is Hairy Larry inviting you to enjoy Something Blue every Saturday night at ten. This week we’re featuring Suke Cerulo, 3 Peas, and Speaking in Tongues. 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.
Something Blue – Quip – March 27, 2021
Suke Cerulo Live at Sidewalk Cafe on 2012-06-16
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Speaking in Tongues Live at Mama’s Blues on 2003-04-30
archive.org/details/SiT2003-04-30
3 Peas Live at Aggie Theater on 2004-01-31
archive.org/details/3peas-2004-01-31ATS
Besides being featured on Something Blue this week this concerts are on rotation on Alive All Night every night on MixRemix Radio at mixremix.cc
Don’t miss Something Blue, Saturday night at 10:00 PM CST, at kasu.org.
Something Blue – Quip – March 27, 2021
Suke Cerulo Live at Sidewalk Cafe on 2012-06-16
archive.org/details/sukecerulo2012-06-16.sukecerulo2012-06-16
Speaking in Tongues Live at Mama’s Blues on 2003-04-30
archive.org/details/SiT2003-04-30
3 Peas Live at Aggie Theater on 2004-01-31
archive.org/details/3peas-2004-01-31ATS
Besides being featured on Something Blue this week this concerts are on rotation on Alive All Night every night on MixRemix Radio at mixremix.cc
Thanks Marty, this week on From The Archives we’re featuring some blues guitar from Delta Legends.
On June 10, 2018, I took a drive down to John Shepherd’s studio to record with Delta Legends. John Shepherd and Jeremy Burnett are both from Wynne and I live outside of Brookland. We recorded several songs and three of them are featured on our CD, “Two Woman Blues”. At the session John played guitar, Jeremy was on harp, and I’m on the bass. We all sing.
John is a virtuoso electric blues guitarist who plays especially well on slow blues standards like “Red House” and “Last Night”. One of the songs we recorded that day is a John Shepherd original called “These Blues”. John wrote it, John sings it, and John’s on guitar. Here’s Delta Legends now playing “These Blues”.
On June 10, 2018, I took a drive down to John Shepherd’s studio to record with Delta Legends. John Shepherd and Jeremy Burnett are both from Wynne and I live outside of Brookland. We recorded several songs and three of them are featured on our CD, “Two Woman Blues”. At the session John played guitar, Jeremy was on harp, and I’m on the bass. We all sing.
John is a virtuoso electric blues guitarist who plays especially well on slow blues standards like “Red House” and “Last Night”. One of the songs we recorded that day is a John Shepherd original called “These Blues”. John wrote it, John sings it, and John’s on guitar. Here’s Delta Legends now playing “These Blues”.
This is Hairy Larry inviting you to enjoy Something Blue every Saturday night at ten. This week we’re featuring Eilen Jewell, Erin Harpe, Suzanne Michell, and Ruthie Foster. 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.
Erin Harpe & The Delta Swingers Live at River Street Jazz Cafe in Plains, Pennsylvania, on 2010-07-10
archive.org/details/ErinHarpeDeltaSwingers2010-07-10.wklitz.caruthers.multitrack.flac16
Eilen Jewell Live at Turtle Dove Folk Club – West Grove Friends Meetinghouse on 2010-02-27
archive.org/details/EilenJewell 100227 WestGrovePA
Ruthie Foster Live at The Spirit of Suwannee – Springfest 2010 on 2010-03-27
archive.org/details/ruthiefoster2010-03-27
Suzanne Michell Trio-Sunday In The Park
archive.org/details/sm2010-05-23
Don’t miss Something Blue, Saturday night at 10:00 PM CST, at kasu.org.
Erin Harpe & The Delta Swingers Live at River Street Jazz Cafe in Plains, Pennsylvania, on 2010-07-10
archive.org/details/ErinHarpeDeltaSwingers2010-07-10.wklitz.caruthers.multitrack.flac16
Eilen Jewell Live at Turtle Dove Folk Club – West Grove Friends Meetinghouse on 2010-02-27
archive.org/details/EilenJewell 100227 WestGrovePA
Ruthie Foster Live at The Spirit of Suwannee – Springfest 2010 on 2010-03-27
archive.org/details/ruthiefoster2010-03-27
Suzanne Michell Trio-Sunday In The Park
archive.org/details/sm2010-05-23
Thanks Marty, I just love playing some great jazz on Arkansas Roots.
I met Rob Alley when he was on the music faculty at ASU. He played jazz trumpet and was very helpful to jazz students letting them sit in when he played at The Edge Coffeehouse. I invited him to play at the Craighead Forest Bandshell on June 21, 2009, and he put together a great band with Mike Overall on drums and Dave Eckert on bass. Mike was editor at the Jonesboro Sun and Dave is currently on the faculty at ASU teaching jazz bass and he’s the head librarian at the Public Library where we do our New Jazz In Jonesboro shows.
Ok now, here’s the Rob Alley Trio recorded on June 21, 2009, at the Craighead Forest Bandshell playing “A Foggy Day”.
I met Rob Alley when he was on the music faculty at ASU. He played jazz trumpet and was very helpful to jazz students letting them sit in when he played at The Edge Coffeehouse. I invited him to play at the Craighead Forest Bandshell on June 21, 2009, and he put together a great band with Mike Overall on drums and Dave Eckert on bass. Mike was editor at the Jonesboro Sun and Dave is currently on the faculty at ASU teaching jazz bass and he’s the head librarian at the Public Library where we do our New Jazz In Jonesboro shows.
Ok now, here’s the Rob Alley Trio recorded on June 21, 2009, at the Craighead Forest Bandshell playing “A Foggy Day”.
Reba Russell was definitely a favorite with the Bluesday Tuesday audience and one of my favorites as well. When she was booked for November 13, 2012, she was glad to come and play but she wanted someone on sound so I got recruited. I ran my recording deck and the mix board which isn’t as hard as it sounds when the band is as good as the Reba Russell Band.
They played great and I got many good recordings. I’m playing some fantastic contemporary R&B on Something Blue this Saturday so I picked “At Last”, the Etta James classic. A great song and a great performance from Reba Russell, here she is now singing “At Last”.
They played great and I got many good recordings. I’m playing some fantastic contemporary R&B on Something Blue this Saturday so I picked “At Last”, the Etta James classic. A great song and a great performance from Reba Russell, here she is now singing “At Last”.
This is Hairy Larry inviting you to enjoy Something Blue every Saturday night at ten. This week we’re featuring Trade, John Spencer, and Niceness. 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.
Trade Live at Penuches on 2021-01-23
archive.org/details/Trade2021-01-23
Niceness Live at Buckley Park on 2020-09-19
archive.org/details/niceness2020-09-19.matrix.flac24
Road to Brigadoon with protest song “Blood On The Water”
archive.org/details/road_to_brigadoon
Don’t miss Something Blue, Saturday night at 10:00 PM CST, at kasu.org.
Trade Live at Penuches on 2021-01-23
archive.org/details/Trade2021-01-23
Niceness Live at Buckley Park on 2020-09-19
archive.org/details/niceness2020-09-19.matrix.flac24
Road to Brigadoon with protest song “Blood On The Water”
archive.org/details/road_to_brigadoon
Thanks Marty, It’s great to be here on Arkansas Roots sharing songs from the archives of Something Blue.
I met John Spencer at Blues Fest and it wasn’t long before we had John and Tommy, The Spencer Brothers, on stage. John came to me with some songs that he and Tom Turner wrote, Tom was the lyricist and John put them to music. John is a regular at KASU events, both playing and in the audience and Tom Turner was raised at Burnt Hill, just down the road from me.
I met John Spencer at Blues Fest and it wasn’t long before we had John and Tommy, The Spencer Brothers, on stage. John came to me with some songs that he and Tom Turner wrote, Tom was the lyricist and John put them to music. John is a regular at KASU events, both playing and in the audience and Tom Turner was raised at Burnt Hill, just down the road from me.
Thanks Marty, I’m playing some Zappa songs Saturday and the closest thing I could find in the archives was NJHB live at Blues Fest.
2013 was a great year for NJHB, the New Jazz House Band. We released 9 albums and then we played at my Senior Recital. On September 8 we recorded “Live At Blues Fest” and I picked one of my songs, “Monkey Walk”, for this week’s From The Archives Of Something Blue.
In solo order we’ll hear Don Bowyer, trombone; James Carvell, guitar; Mike “Zif” Lovell, guitar; Hairy Larry, piano; George Hinds, bass; and Carl Abraham, drums. I also play a little harmonica at the end trading off with James Carvell playing guitar through his talk box.
We were all living in Northeast Arkansas at the time. Most of us attended ASU and Don Bowyer was the Dean of Fine Arts.
There is another special connection to KASU I’d like to point out. James Carvell’s father, Richard Carvell, was on the faculty at ASU and for a couple of years he was Station Manager at KASU.
Ok now, here’s the music, NJHB doing “Monkey Walk”.
2013 was a great year for NJHB, the New Jazz House Band. We released 9 albums and then we played at my Senior Recital. On September 8 we recorded “Live At Blues Fest” and I picked one of my songs, “Monkey Walk”, for this week’s From The Archives Of Something Blue.
In solo order we’ll hear Don Bowyer, trombone; James Carvell, guitar; Mike “Zif” Lovell, guitar; Hairy Larry, piano; George Hinds, bass; and Carl Abraham, drums. I also play a little harmonica at the end trading off with James Carvell playing guitar through his talk box.
We were all living in Northeast Arkansas at the time. Most of us attended ASU and Don Bowyer was the Dean of Fine Arts.
There is another special connection to KASU I’d like to point out. James Carvell’s father, Richard Carvell, was on the faculty at ASU and for a couple of years he was Station Manager at KASU.
Ok now, here’s the music, NJHB doing “Monkey Walk”.
This is Hairy Larry inviting you to enjoy Something Blue every Saturday night at ten. This week we’re featuring the Jimi Hendrix Experience, Neal Francis, and Delta Legends. 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.
Don’t miss Something Blue, Saturday night at 10:00 PM CST, at kasu.org.
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Thanks Marty, I’ve got a great blues song this week performed live at the Fall Ball by Delta Legends.
On September 30, 2017 Delta Legends took a road trip down to the Mississippi Hill Country to play at the Fall Ball. We originally booked to busk on Saturday morning but they offered us a slot early Saturday afternoon so we got to play that too. “All Over Again” is a blues standard made famous by B.B. King and Paul Butterfield. It’s one of our best songs and inspired by the festival stage we nailed it.
And, about that busking Saturday morning. We recorded that too and those songs are included on our CD, “Two Woman Blues”. It was a very productive day.
Now here’s Delta Legends playing “All Over Again”.
Thanks Marty, I’ve got a great blues song this week performed live at the Fall Ball by Delta Legends.
On September 30, 2017 Delta Legends took a road trip down to the Mississippi Hill Country to play at the Fall Ball. We originally booked to busk on Saturday morning but they offered us a slot early Saturday afternoon so we got to play that too. “All Over Again” is a blues standard made famous by B.B. King and Paul Butterfield. It’s one of our best songs and inspired by the festival stage we nailed it.
And, about that busking Saturday morning. We recorded that too and those songs are included on our CD, “Two Woman Blues”. It was a very productive day.
Now here’s Delta Legends playing “All Over Again”.