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Join Damon Fowler every Monday evening 8-11PM EST at Aces Lounge for great music. Starting in January, Damon brings in national touring artists, with interviews, live webcasts and more! This event is free. This is not an open Jam, but a showcase of touring artists. First set will be the Special guests playing their original tunes, followed by an interview, second set will be a jam with Damon Fowler and the special guest. More... |
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Blues guitar phenom Eric Gales was born and raised in Memphis, learning to play at age four from older brothers Eugene and Manuel in imitation of their upside-down, left-handed style (a tradition actually passed down from their grandfather, Dempsey Garrett, Sr., who was known to jam with the likes of Muddy Waters and Howlin' Wolf). Winning his first blues contest at 11, four years later Eric signed to Elektra to issue his 1991 debut LP, recorded with Eugene on bass; Picture of a Thousand Faces followed in 1993. Manuel (who previously performed under the alias Little Jimmy King) reunited with his siblings for 1995's Left Hand Band, credited to the Gales Brothers. More... |
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Low Society is the result of the intense collaboration between two disciples of the blues, Miss Mandy Lemons and Sturgis Nikides. Mandy sings the blues with an astonishing powerhouse voice which mixes southern fried soul and northern attitude. You will be astonished to hear so much power coming out of such a small figure, and you can clearly hear the influences of Koko Taylor, Etta James, Big Maybelle, and of course Janis Joplin. Big shoes to fill, indeed. Singer/songwriter/guitarist Sturgis Nikides, whose credits include a stint with Velvet Underground legend John Cale, has been playing the blues since the age of 10. His debut solo CD 'Man Of Steel' received critical acclaim. More... |
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Steve started playing music when he was 18 years old. While in college in Gainesville, Florida he met John Vilardo--the first person he ever jammed with. At about the same time, he got a new roomate by the name of Ben Andrews, a country-blues-ragtime guitarist from Washington, DC. "Ben turned me on to the great country bluesmen like Charley Patton, Robert Johnson, Bukka White, and Leadbelly... to name a few," says Arvey. "When I first heard Leadbelly it seemed my whole life changed." Eventually Ben and Arvey formed a band that later became Bo Diddley's backing band. More... |
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