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	Bennett - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Bennett is a surname and may refer to:
		Gordon Bennett may refer to one of a number of prominent people by that name, or an exclamation used in British English.
		Henry Boswell Bennett of the 45th Regiment of Foot became the first officer to die in the service of Queen Victoria.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Bennett (226 words)

	Bennett Morgan & Associates, Ltd. - Bucky Pizzarelli
		He is known not only for his exceptional solo performances on the electric instrument, but also for his proficiency as a classical guitarist.
		On this recording Pizzarelli established a pattern he repeated throughout his career, that is, playing and recording some of the great historic guitar compositions from the 1930s.
		Recordings like Love Songs and NY Swing present a picture of the complete jazz musician and guitarist who moves effortlessly from the daunting format of the solo guitar to playing solid, swinging rhythm and single string solos in an ensemble setting.
	www.bennettmorgan.com /artistinfo/buckypizzarelli.html (598 words)

	Blues Bytes What's New
		Eugene ‘Hideaway’ Bridges was born in 1963, and is the son of blues guitarist ‘Hideaway Slim.’ At the tender age of five, young ‘Hideaway’ was performing with his father around Louisiana.
		While some guitarists’ interpretations of their heroes’ compositions come off as rather lifeless in comparison with the originals, this is not the case with Hawkins’ approach.
		The three guitarists are in peak form, both vocally and on their instrument of choice.
	www.bluenight.com /BluesBytes/wn0106.html (7136 words)

	Blues Bytes What's New
		Blue handles everything here with ease, be it E.G. Kight's "Trouble With a Capital 'T'," the double entendre-laden "Tool Box Blues," the slow groove "From the Delta to the Golden Gates" (a tribute to John Lee Hooker), the funky "Cheatin' Blues," and even a song from the Janis Joplin catalog ("Turtle Blues").
		There might only be one straight blues number on this record ("Down the Road A Piece," recorded in 1970 with Willie Dixon and the Chicago All Stars, featuring Carey Bell and Sunnyland Slim), but there is not one track that is further than one wobbly step from the blues, or some kind of roots music.
		It is a mixture of contemporary blues and RandB/soul.
	www.bluenight.com /BluesBytes/wn0302.html (7761 words)

	BLUES ACCESS Online: New Releases
		Anderson is a modern blues player who has his feet planted firmly in the rich blues of the Delta — its influence percolates under all his playing, from funk to rock to blues.
		Pioneer of the UK blues scene since the ’50s, Baldry’s bawdy vocals and 12-string guitar sound are captured live at the Down Town Blues Club in Hamburg, Germany.
		Guitarist Clabe Hangan’s vocals are the attraction here: They’re smooth, resonant and soulful, and they’re backed by a top-notch band led by multi-instrumentalist Jim Shirley on keys, violin, mandolin, accordion and occasional guitar.
	www.bluesaccess.com /No_45/newrelease.html (7059 words)

	Amazon.com: A Man and the Blues: Music: Buddy Guy (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Producer Samuel Charters, the noted blues historian, caught Guy just as he was emerging from the shadow of B.B. King and Muddy Waters, and provided an excellent cast of supporting musicians, including the underrated guitar genius Wayne Bennett, gritty piano virtuoso Otis Spann, and Muddy's redoubtable drummer Fred Below.
		One Room Country Shack is a blues classic as well as A Man And The Blues and this is pretty near a perfect recording for it's time period and style.
		I think he is the most talented blues guitarist, bar none, that there is. I laughed when I compared his recording of "Five Long Years" with Eric Clapton.
	www.amazon.com /Man-Blues-Buddy-Guy/dp/B000000EJW (1898 words)

	MEET THE BAND!
		Known for its feel-good music, tastefully spiced with a little humor and a lot of fun, their shows are audience-interactive with Gov often leaving the stage to dance with the audience, playing guitar with his teeth and bringing audience members up on stage to dance and sing back-up.
		While in Stockholm Gov was interviewed by Jefferson Blues Magazine, published by the Scandinavian Blues Association, and his interview and CD review were published in the June/July, 2005 issue with his photo on the cover.
		We were one of the top blues bands from Indianapolis and helped build a blues music scene -- you could count the number of blues bands on one hand in '81.
	www.governordavisandthebluesambassadors.com /_wsn/page5.html (1888 words)

	Tornadoes w/JK
		At their core, though, The Tornadoes are all blues lovers, long steeped in the blues music traditions.
		Plays blues riffs in three positions on harmonicas in 11 of the 12 keys of the chromatic scale (he has an F sharp harmonica on order).
		In short order, she was singing at blues jams in the local clubs and learning about the blues.
	home.mchsi.com /~tornadoesblues/players.html (826 words)

	Play Blues Guitar \|\| The interactive magazine for the blues enthusiast!
		The BLUES U 8-CD set is comprised of 18 modules of study and 106 individual lessons...
		An enormously gifted guitarist with equal facility soloing or accompanying, he has chosen to not only bend his chops to fit the song but has shunned the “blues guitar hero” label to pursue his personal vision of classy soul, R&B music, rock and pop music.
		But the thing is, it’s always been that the blues and related music has never really gotten that much airplay, and you have to go out and find it.
	truefire.com /playbluesguitar/interview1.html (1348 words)

	Pops the Blues Man's BLOG » BIRTH OF THE BLUES
		Bobby “Blue” Bland (born Robert Calvin Bland on January 27, 1930 in Rosemark, Tennessee) is an American singer, and was an original member of The Beale Streeters.
		In the 1960s, Bland was working with Wayne Bennett, including “Turn On Your Love Light” (1961) and “Yield Not To Temptation” (1962); he was by then a superstar and world-famous entertainer.
		It is essentially the same riff that appears in the recording of the same song by Robert Johnson, but James plays that riff with electric slide guitar.
	www.popsthebluesman.com /index.php?p=57 (610 words)

	Blues guitar sheet music from GuitarGalleryMusic.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Blues Grooves for Guitar is an essential collection of tips, tricks, techniques and theory that will give your rhythm playing an authentic bleus feel.
		This book takes the beginning guitarist from the basics of buying their first guitar through the basic fundamentals of blues guitar techniques and blues lead guitar playing.
		A great collection of blues turnaround licks all presented in staff and tab, most in the key of c for the sake of uniformity.
	www.guitargallerymusic.com /ebluesgm.htm (6060 words)

	Listen to Bad Dog Blues
		A legend larger than many, a charter member of delta blues pioneers, a raconteur, a country clown, and an extremely popular performer with the record buying public; Charley (or Charlie) Patton was all that and more.
		The engaging feel of "High Sheriff Blues" recalls the 'boozey booze' lyrics, but is not a carbon copy of "Tom Rushen Blues," as has been said before.
		"Stone Pony Blues" and the riveting "34 Blues" are both clear and crisp with Patton's voice in fine form, as well as on "Love My Stuff." Charley suffered a slashed throat in a juke one night, and though the attack did affect his vocals, he still retained the ferocity of earlier sides.
	www.baddogblues.com /archives/5.01/reviews.htm (2285 words)

	Bluegrass Bios C
		Bennett is a songwriter, producer and music instructor in Charlotte.
		Guitarist Besher returned to Missouri in 2001 after working in Nashville for 17 years as a successful singer/songwriter.
		Guitarist and singer Charlie Waller had been working with Buzz Busby and the Bayou Boys—performing on the "Louisiana Hayride" in Shreveport, Louisiana.
	www.waynerice.com /bgbios/bgbiosc.htm (5430 words)

	what others are saying...
		Guitarist Steve Edmonson, the son of folk musician Travis Edmonson of Bud and Travis fame, fronts the awesome blues band.
		Guitarist Edmonson worked with figures such as James Cotton, Syl Johnson, and Maria Muldaur before becoming leader of The Dynatones, a Bay Area show band that worked with Payne in the late ‘90s.
		If most of their big blues band peers' recordings were compared to neatly stacked piles of bricks, Partners in the Blues would have to be seen as bricks professionally mortared, joisted, and built into a sturdy house.
	home.comcast.net /~edmoblues/press.html (6055 words)

	All Purpose Blues Band, New Orleans, Louisiana - Blues from the Big Easy
		Willie has shared the stage with Wayne Bennett, Z.Z. Hill, Ernie K- Doe, Albert Collins, and Gatemouth Brown.
		His first CD release was in the year 1996, with the Blues Krewe.
		He was the guitarist for the legendary rock group “IT’S A BEAUTIFUL DAY” from 71 thru 73.
	www.allpurposeblues.com /bio.htm (457 words)

	Tad Robinson's Blues Journal - a guitar player's world - August 3, 2004
		As a singer, you are only as good as your band and often times as a blues singer you are really dependent on your guitarist in particular to "get over".
		In the jazz world it is the pianist who is the brains behind a singer and the main accompanist but in blues it falls to the guitarist to create the overall vibe and accompaniment.
		Kid was headlining the Cincinati River Front Blues Fest with James Harman on the Saturday but he needed a singer for a club date on the Friday night at Jazzmania.
	www.bigeastern.com /tad/bluesjournal_20040803.htm (1088 words)

	Bad Dog Blues Radio
		Each month we'll pick an artist or two or discuss a slice of blues history that we feel is important.
		Called "The Poet Laureate of the Blues", Percy Mayfield was blessed with a wry, earthy voice and a poet's gift for writing insightful songs about the human condition.
		Excellent guitar work by Wayne Bennett on these sides although the rest of the band is unknown.
	www.baddogblues.com /archives/9.05/essential.htm (1120 words)

	Bluegrass Bios B
		Guitarist who plays bluegrass laced with jazz, folk, cajun, celtic, carribean and latin elements.
		Was influenced by guitarist Clarence White in Sweden in 1973.
		As a studio musician, played banjo on TV series "The Beverly Hillbillies." (While Flatt and Scruggs recorded the theme and made guest appearances on the show, it was Parmley who played banjo on the program's soundtrack.) Was employed as a school bus driver when he formed the Bluegrass Cardinals.
	www.waynerice.com /bgbios/bgbiosb.htm (6563 words)

	Blues guitar videos from GuitarGalleryMusic.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		This course is designed for the guitarist who already understands and uses chords in the first three frets and wishes to move into the intermediate level of hard rock and power blues guitar styles.
		Blues Master I is an intimate documentation of King's style and technique.
		Learn: popular intros and endings, slow blues - heart of the blues sound, the sweet side of blues soloing, the major pentatonic scale, classic rhythm parts - the 6th chord, blues phrasing using call and response and more.
	www.guitargallerymusic.com /ebluesgv.htm (2674 words)

	BLUES ACCESS Online: Blues and Roots
		Century, and the masterful guitarist, vocalist and composer from Indianola and Kilmichael, Mississippi, continues to play and record in the new century with no discernible diminishment in power.
		The less positive consequence of B.B.’s crossover success was the effect it had on his recordings, which now relied on inferior pop-oriented material that moved King farther and farther from the deep blues feeling and real-life lyrics that had made him so popular with the African-American audience.
		The material on I’ve Got the Blues (Fuel 2000 302 061 082 2), recorded in 1969, represents Stan Lewis’ efforts to update Fulson’s sound for his second LP on Jewel Records.
	www.bluesaccess.com /No_45/bluesroots.html (1236 words)

	Murali Coryell - Tri-State Blues - July/August 1997 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		These are all qualities that are essential to the classic RandB, soul, blues, and funk stance which Murali Coryell embraces, and exhibits full command of on Eyes Wide Open.
		His guitar work encompasses the stylings of Otis Rush, Wayne Bennett, Albert King, and the classic RandB soul stylists.
		Major labels should wake up, give Murali Coryell a listen and sign him before they're standing in line and bemoaning their loss of obtaining the talents of this ever growing artist.
	www.wild-rose.com /blues/murali/tsblues.htm (225 words)

	usamikedollins (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Played in Pop bands in the 60's, RandB groups in the 70's, local blues guitarist in the 80's and 90's.
		Icon influences include: BB King, Kenny Burrell, Freddy King, Wes Montgomery, Wayne Bennett, Billy Butler and current favorite picker is Chris Cain with Blind Pig Records.
		Working on new CD to follow-up 2001 Jazz, Rhythm and Blues album of Smooth Jazz, Latin flavored melodies, thumping RandB and some slow blues and Shuffles.
	www.amdbris.com /usamikedollins.htm (98 words)

	Tampa Vay Blues Festival (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		He recorded an EP and a full length live CD from a tour of Japan with legendary guitarist, Wayne Bennett.
		It garnered rave reviews with critics from all the major Blues publications.
		Soon to follow was "Keep On Movin"', "Sledgehammer Soul and Down Home Blues" and 2 releases in 1998, "Journey" and a new live CD "Joy And Pain".
	www.mightysam.com /reviews/reviewstampabaybluesfest.html (538 words)

	Detroit Frank DuMont
		He eventually formed the Living Room Blues Band and worked the circuit around Detroit and Chicago which included opening up with Chicago Pete and the Detroiters for Bo Didley and Ronnie Wood from the Rolling Stones at Harpo's Concert Theater.
		These performances were broadcast live on WDET's Wayne State's Blues After Hours radio program by the Famous Coachman.
		In the late 70's and early 80's, DuMont appeared with the late Rob Tyner of the MC5 at the Soup Kitchen Saloon in Detroit and produced local Blues festivals to benefit Vietnam Veterans at Cass Corridor's Miami Bar.
	www.jazzinternet.com /lasvegasblues/artists/dumont.htm (485 words)

	LivinBlues- Bobby 'Blue' Bland
		He first sang with a Gospel group called The Miniatures and then he moved on to a Blues group that was called the Beale Streeters.
		Bobby 'Blue' Bland didn't play any instruments or write any music, but what Bobby brought to the songs made it his own all the way.
		Bobby 'Blue' Bland was inducted into the Blues Foundations Hall of Fame in 1981 and the Rock 'n Roll Hall of Fame in 1992.
	www.livinblues.com /bluesrooms/bobbybland.asp (499 words)

	Steve Edmonson
		He has been a featured performer at numerous fairs and outdoor events, including the 2000 and 2003 San Francisco Blues Festivals, the Shasta Blues Festival, Eureka’s Blues by the Bay, the Cal-Expo State Fair, the 2000 Illinois State Fair, Milwaukee’s Summerfest, the Utah Arts Festival, Texas’ Cajun Catfish Festival and Reno’s Hot August Nights.
		The Cityfolk Festival, Dayton, Ohio, The Kalamazoo Blues Festival, Kalamazoo, Michigan, The Dodgeville Blues Festival / Dodgeville, Wisconsin, The Mount Baker Blues Festival, Deming, Washington, The Homegrown Blues Festival / Oakland, CA, The Koh Samui Blues and World Music Festival, Koh Samui, Thailand, and The Bayfront Blues Festival Duluth, Minnesota.
		"...former Dynatones guitarist Steve Edmonson's is no mean contribution as he evokes many of the post-war eras great players – Otis Rush has already been mentioned, but also the likes of Albert King, Wayne Bennett, Eddie Taylor, Johnny Copeland and 60’s B.B. to name a few.
	home.comcast.net /~edmoblues/bios/steve.html (590 words)

	Oldies Band Fort Wayne, IN - Allen, Indiana Oldies Music, Fort Wayne Oldies Bands (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Here are the online press kits of 149 professional Fort Wayne oldies bands and oldies bands who will travel to Fort Wayne to perform at your event.
		Please note, in addition to Fort Wayne, these oldies bands will also travel to New Haven, Arcola, Hoagland, Leo, Woodburn, Grabill, Monroeville, Yoder, Huntertown, Ossian, Wolflake, Brimfield, Spencerville, Churubusco, Harlan, Helmer, Laotto, Roanoke, Payne, South Milford and many other locations in and around the Fort Wayne area.
		Please note, in addition to Fort Wayne, these oldies bands also serve the surrounding towns of New Haven, Arcola, Hoagland, Leo, Woodburn, Grabill, Monroeville, Yoder, Huntertown, Ossian, Wolflake, Brimfield, Spencerville, Churubusco, Harlan, Helmer, Laotto, Roanoke, Payne, South Milford and many other locations in and around the Fort Wayne area.
	www.gigmasters.com /Oldies/OldiesBand_FortWayne_IN.asp (926 words)

	Yoko Noge and the Jazz Me Blues (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Born in Chicago, Phil is an alumnus of DuSable High (as are guitarist George Freeman and fellow drummers Odie Payne and Gred Below -- all friends since their youth).
		While supporting his family at various endeavors including working as a deputy sheriff and police officer, he found time over the years to play with Memphis Slim, Little Brother Montgomery, Muddy Waters, Zoot Sims, Al Gray, Sonny Stitt, Wayne Bennett, and he spent more than a decade as a member of the Johnny Young Trio.
		Phil has provided the beat behind the blues on the recordings of such artists as Chuck Berry, Buddy Guy, J.T. Brown, Jody Williams, JImmy Reed; and on the soul and jazz recordings of Jerry Butler, Ramsey Lewis and others -- playing congas as well as the full drum kit.
	www.jazzmebluesmusic.com /band/pthomas.htm (403 words)

	Shepherd's Blues Doc To Benefit Musicians (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		June 10, 2004, 3:05 PM ET Barry A. Jeckell, N.Y. Kenny Wayne Shepherd is spending a good part of this month filming a blues music documentary that will raise funds for Southern musicians in need.
		Across a 10-day period that begins today (June 8), the blues guitar prodigy will record and film performances with the likes of B.B. King, Clarence "Gatemouth" Brown, Hubert Sumlin, Pinetop Perkins and "Steady Rollin'" Bob Margolin in juke joints, on front porches and in other comfortable settings.
		Based in Durham, N.C., the MMRF aids "the true pioneers and forgotten heroes of Southern musical traditions gain recognition and meet their day to day needs," according to the organization's mission statement.
	www.billboard.com /bbcom/news/article_display.jsp?vnu_content_id=1000529579 (697 words)

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