> Speaking of which, the local PBS station aired a tribute to Muddy Waters
> this week which featured a number of luminaries guesting with a house
> band featuring G. E. Smith (ugh), Johnnie Johnson & Charlie Musselwhite.
> The highlight was a very long appareance by Buddy Guy. Unlike many of
> Buddy's concerts and albums, there was no showboating by celebrity
> guests. At one point he offered Smith the chance to solo and Smith
> declined, earning him some respect from me. I'd love to hear a
> complete Buddy Guy album done this way, with this backing band and the
> focus entirely on Guy's singing and playing.
>
I saw a bit of this and it was good. Keb Mo did a solo spot with a
National steel and a mike on his foot so he could stomp out time.
Sweet. I'm sure they'll be running it again ... and again... and..
-- J.C. Moretta
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(thrilled to be back on this list after a year away - missed all the
great info you folks have to offer)
"He who is not busy being born is busy dying"
- Bob Dylan?
