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	Kim Wilson - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Kim Wilson is a blues singer and harmonica player, best known for having sung lead vocals on two big hit songs of the 80s with the The Fabulous Thunderbirds, "Tuff Enough" and "Wrap It Up".
		Wilson was born in Detroit, Michigan in 1951, but he grew up in California.
		Wilson continues to perform up to 300 dates per year in America, Europe and elsewhere.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Kim_Wilson (182 words)

	Kim Wilson - Biography - AOL Music (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Wilson had a rented room and lived the hippie existence, getting his harmonica chops together by playing with traveling blues musicians like Eddie Taylor.
		Even though Wilson had only switched to harmonica in his senior year in high school, his progress on the instrument was rapid and every bit as all-consuming as his blues record-buying habit.
		Wilson's career took a boost in the '90s with a major-label deal with Private Music/BMG for the Fabulous Thunderbirds and frequent concert appearances with Bonnie Raitt.
	music.aol.com /artist/kim-wilson/36721/biography (604 words)

	ARTISTS: Kim Wilson (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Harmonica player, songwriter and singer Kim Wilson is as much a student and historian of classic blues as he is one of the U.S.'s top harmonica players.
		Although he's long been known as the charismatic frontman for the Fabulous Thunderbirds, Wilson's solo albums—which feature bands of his own choosing for different tracks—is where the genius in his work shows through most clearly.
		Wilson's father later worked for General Motors and raised his family in Goleta, California, he recalled in a 1994 interview in his adopted hometown of Austin.
	www.hohnerusa.com /artistkwilson.shtml (203 words)

	Amazon.ca: Lookin' for Trouble: Music: Kim Wilson (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Kim seemed to put more effort in the feel and the soul of this record instead of focusing on the nerdy aspects of sound and perfecting his vocals.
		Kim Wilson is among the finest harp players of all times and his playing on this disc is exceptional.
		Wilson's limited vocal range is a definite draw back to this CD and one that narrows considerably the creative envelope in which his band plays.
	www.amazon.ca /Lookin-Trouble-Kim-Wilson/dp/B00009N1X0 (1129 words)

	NIPP: Artists: Kim Wilson's (of Fabulous Thunderbirds) Blues Review
		Kim Wilson is best known as a founding member of the influential American roots band The Fabulous Thunderbirds, a group he continues to lead for both recording and touring.
		Kim Wilson played a major part in the all-star blues concert filmed at Radio City Music Hall that will be featured in the upcoming multi-part series on the blues produced by Martin Scorsese, which will air in the fall of 2003 on PBS.
		Kim Wilson first came to national prominence in the late ‘70s when he and his band, The Fabulous Thunderbirds, came roaring out of Austin, Texas to inspire a whole generation of roots oriented musicians.
	www.nipp.com /artists/detail/kim-wilsons-of-fabulous-thunderbirds-blues-review (864 words)

	Kim Wilson
		Although he's long been known as the charismatic front-man for the Fabulous Thunderbirds, Wilson's solo albums -- which feature bands of his own choosing for different tracks -- is where the genius in his work shows through most clearly.
		All of Wilson's solo albums are solid productions, highly recommended for harmonica students and fans of classic Texas blues and rhythm and blues.
		Meanwhile, in recent years, Wilson's career has taken a boost with a major-label deal with Private Music/BMG for the Fabulous Thunderbirds and with his frequent concert appearances with Bonnie Raitt and touring with his own Blues Review.
	www.harmonicamasterclass.com /wilson.htm (573 words)

	George Graham Reviews Kim Wilson's "Smokin' Joint"
		Though his parents were musical, and Wilson took up trombone and guitar lessons, it was not until his high school senior year that Kim Wilson discovered the blues, and was soon applying himself to the harmonica.
		Though Wilson is known for his -- as the bluesmen say -- "harp" playing, there are some tracks on the CD on which he is just heard singing, and there are also instrumentals on which Wilson's harmonica takes center stage.
		WIlson, who is generally on the road for about 200 nights a year, is in fine form on both of the gigs represented on this CD.
	georgegraham.com /reviews/kwilson.html (1450 words)

	Kim Wilson (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Kim Wilson is het meest bekend als de oprichter van de invloedrijke "American Roots" band The Fabulous Thunderbirds.
		Wilson is geboren in 1951 en groeide op in California.
		Kim Wilson bleef de constante factor in een band die soms gebukt ging onder het grote verloop van muzikanten.
	www.thetrebleshooters.nl /index.php?id=38 (218 words)

	bluesreviews.com: Kim Wilson
		Yes, Kim Wilson was hit by a car in early 2000.
		In the recording studio on his solo projects, Wilson is a taskmaster, having a very clear idea of what standards and obscure tunes he wants to interpret, and how to do it.
		Wilson's overall objective, though, is to assemble several "local" bands across the country who can get together when he's in town to play a gig.
	www.bluesreviews.com /Features/wilsonfeat.html (964 words)

	Kim Wilson Signed
		This is Wilson's first solo recording since 1997 and his first full-length live recording ever.
		Kim Wilson became a Grammy nominated superstar with his charismatic vocal strength of his ground breaking RandB-based rock and roll hits (Wrap It Up, Tuff Enough), recorded with his world renow
		Kim Wilson recently rocked the W.C. Handy Awards and his performance will be broadcast on select P.B.S. stations over the summer.
	www.mc-records.com /html/body_kim_wilson_signed.html (524 words)

	Kim Wilson Live Review
		Wilson's fortuitous move from Minneapolis to Austin, Texas in the mid-'70s led to his teaming up with guitarist Jimmie Vaughan to form one of the biggest names in "road house blues" during the next decade, the Fabulous Thunderbirds.
		Kim Wilson is a veteran of the road and strong purveyor of being true to his traditional blues roots as well as playing the music he loves to play.
		Kim's recent solo album, Smokin' Joint, is a live CD on M.C. Records that features songs never before recorded by Wilson and guest spots by Rusty Zinn and Billy Flynn, two exceptional guitarists.
	www.mnblues.com /review/2001/kimwilson1101-rs.html (812 words)

	Kim Wilson
		Wilson has more than 10 years experience in training and organizational development, marketing, research, and education.
		Wilson has worked with a range of clients in various industries including hospitals, churches, colleges and universities, community organizations, international corporations, and foreign governments.
		Wilson is the proud mother of three teenagers, ages 15, 17, 18.
	www.freewebs.com /kimw/index.htm (379 words)

	Living Miracles
		Kim Wilson is the mother of a son born at 32 weeks' gestation due to PROM.
		Kim Wilson: After the birth of my son Dustin at 32 weeks' gestation I searched for a book that contained real-life stories.
		Kim Wilson: Parents of preemies and women experiencing a complicated or high-risk pregnancy.
	www.prematurity.org /kim-wilson.html (545 words)

	Kim Wilson News
		Kim Wilson, the fabulous front man for the Fabulous Thunderbirds, brings his solo act tonight to the Jolly Troll, the nightclub next to the Holton Bowling Center, 21650 US-75 highway.
		As frontman for The Fabulous Thunderbirds, Kim Wilson is used to blowing his harmonica in stadiums and at large scale music festivals.
		Kim Wilson and the Fabulous Thunderbirds, Tab Benoit, Willie "Big Eyes" Smith, Jimmy Thackery, the Cate Brothers and Reba Russell and Super Chikan' will headline the 2006 Arkansas Blues and Heritage Festival in...
	www.topix.net /who/kim-wilson (364 words)

	LivinBlues- Kim Wilson
		His parents were both singers who would sing popular standards on the radio and events, and while Wilson took trombone and guitar lessons, he didn't discover Blues until he was a senior in high school.
		Even though he had only switched to playing Blues Harp in his senior year in high school, Kim Wilson's progress on the instrument was very rapid as well as his all-consuming Blues record collecting.
		Kim Wilson, as a vocalist, songwriter, producer and instrumentalist, is a complete Blues artist.
	www.livinblues.com /bluesrooms/kimwilson.asp (402 words)

	CD review: "High Water"
		Besides, the album ultimately ought to be judged on its artistic merits, and there Wilson scores highly – except, perhaps, for the purists.
		Which isn't to say Wilson is genius – but "High Water" is his most experimental project, and more works than not regardless of the critics.
		Wilson's harmonica playing is as good as ever; he was never one of the best, never on a plane with a James Cotton or Rod Piazza, but he's a nice, distinctive sound and his solos are generally tasteful.
	www.trageser.com /archive/music/album-wilson-kim.html (408 words)

	NPR : The Fabulous Kim Wilson
		Weekend Edition Saturday, June 21, 2003 · For nearly three decades, Kim Wilson has been the voice and soul of the Texas band The Fabulous Thunderbirds.
		His parents both sang popular standards on the radio, and he studied the trombone and guitar as a youngster before discovering the blues while a senior in high school.
		Although Wilson has often been compared to legendary harmonica player Little Walter, he calls the analogy "sacrilegious." He says his biggest influence was Muddy Waters, whom he befriended after moving to Austin.
	www.npr.org /templates/story/story.php?storyId=1305432 (418 words)

	Amazon.com: Smokin' Joint: Music: Kim Wilson (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Kim Wilson is one of the few musicians I know of who consistently delivers excellence.
		I have seen the T-Birds live a few years back, and have heard kim Wilson on the Jimmy Roger's album "Ludella" (This album is what I recommend for some serious Kim Wilson harp playing), but this album lacks that magic which we know of Kim Wilson.
		I heard Kim Wilson on a radio program, and I thought he was part of The Fabulous Thunderbirds.
	www.amazon.com /Smokin-Joint-Kim-Wilson/dp/B00005LVXT (773 words)

	Kim Wilson Blues Review
		Wilson has stood shoulder-to-shoulder with the legends of the blues, trading licks and earning their praises.
		Most harp players would rather watch Wilson in action and further their education on the instrument than take him on in public.
		Kim Wilson will perform with Doug Deming and The Jeweltones at the Heat on the Street Festival on Sunday May 22, 2005.
	www.tennystreet.com /tsr/Shows/wilson.html (220 words)

	Amazon.ca: My Blues: Music: Kim Wilson (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Back in the 1980s, Kim Wilson was merely one member of the Fabulous Thunderbirds, a quartet that was as much a showcase for its never-waste-a-note guitarist Jimmie Vaughan as it was for its lead singer and harmonica player.
		But the rest of the T-Birds exited during the early '90s, and now the T-Birds are Wilson and anyone he hires for a particular album or tour.
		Kim Wilson stays very busy on the road theses days, alternating tours as frontman for The Fabulous Thunderbirds and occasionally hitting the clubs with his Blues Review.
	www.amazon.ca /My-Blues-Kim-Wilson/dp/B000005CK1 (595 words)

	Kim Wilson CD Review
		Kim Wilson is at the point in his career where he can be depended on for solid work each time a new CD is released, whether under his own name, or as the last original member of The Fablulous Thunderbirds.
		With nine of the fifteen tracks either written or co-written by Kim, it's certainly his most personal recording to date and proves his unquestionable talents as one of the finest harp players, singers, and songwriters in modern blues.
		While there are plenty of harmonica players still earning their stripes around the world, Kim Wilson remains as one of the best and his backing band can always be counted on for stellar and highly rhythmic support.
	www.mnblues.com /cdreview/2003/kimwilson-trouble-cr.html (755 words)

	Kim Wilson: Reviews, Discography, Audio Clips, and more \|\|\| Music.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		The jump blues really romp, whether they be instrumentals, novelties, or low-down blues, Wilson's harmonica solos are excellent, and his singing is quite expressive.
		Since the last Fabulous Thunderbirds album didn't feature any of the current band members except founder Kim Wilson, one may fairly ask what the difference is these days between a T-Birds record and a Wilson solo disc.
		The answer, at least on the basis of this one, seems to be that, while the T-Birds sessions find Wilson coming up with mostly original material in a blues-rock mode, his solo work consists mostly of covers in a straight electric blues mode.
	www.music.com /person/kim_wilson/1 (341 words)

	Fictionwise eBooks: Kim Wilson
		Bio: KIm Wilson was introduced to motherhood in October 1993 when she gave birth to her son prematurely.
		She is a full-time mother, freelance writer, and a certified Iowa Child Advocate.
		Wilson also corresponds with parents of preemies, to hear thier stories and help them through the same roller coaster of emotions that she experienced.
	www.fictionwise.com /eBooks/KimWilsoneBooks.htm (191 words)

	Kim Wilson
		Wilson wuchs als Sohn von zwei Radio-Pop-Sängern in Kalifornien auf.
		Inzwischen war Wilson nach Austin gezogen, wo er Jimmie Vaughan kennen lernte, mit dem er 1977 die Fabulous Thunderbirds gründete.
		Neben einigen Publikationen mit den Fabulous Thunderbirds und einigen weiteren Solo-Alben trat Wilson in den 90ern regelmäßig mit Bonnie Raitt auf.
	www.web-lexikon.de /Kim_Wilson.html (244 words)

	JR.com: Kim Wilson - Lookin' For Trouble in Music: Contemporary Blues: (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Though he's best known as the frontman for the blues-rocking Fabulous Thunderbirds, singer/harmonica player Kim Wilson has quietly carved out a career for himself as one of the most authentic-sounding blues players of the 21st century.
		Wilson is obviously well-schooled in the blues, and dips into the catalog of Chicago blues godfather Willie Dixon with aplomb on "Love My Baby," but he's equally capable of crafting original songs that honor the spirit of post-war electric blues without coming off as self-consciously nostalgic.
		Wilson's soulful voice is emotive but never histrionic, and his down-and-dirty harp work lends an agreeable portion of grit and grease to LOOKIN' FOR TROUBLE.
	www.jr.com /xs-kim-wilson-lookin-for-trouble-in-music-contemporary-blues--pi!3906488.html (406 words)

	Kim Wilson interview
		Joining Kim is guitarist Doug Deming, whose band, the Jeweltones, backed Wilson for the show.
		Deming and Wilson became friends after Wilson moved to the Detroit area to be closer to his wife’s family.
		Kim W: In the 1980’s, the Fabulous Thunderbirds would go to New York and every thirty minutes for 12 hours, we would have a different person interviewing us for three days straight.
	www.crossroadsbluessociety.com /kim_wilson_interview.htm (2574 words)

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