Cleveland Blues LP (Color) fg_Catalog Number_677216 and drawing is just so

and drawing is just so hard

Ordinary Madness is both deeply personal and utterly ubiquitous

I came up with an idea: to record an album of Georgia- related songs as a thank you to the state and donate the money to a Georgia based non-profit organization

The acoustic performances featured some of his best-known songs such as “Angel From Montgomery” and “Hello In There”

mandolin) -- could only get out of the recordings what they put into them

Cleveland Blues LP (Color) fg_Catalog Number_677216 and drawing is just so"Fred Davis was a legend, but only in my living room. There was always music around my house, but as a teenager, I started digging deeper and deeper in to the blues records in my Dad's collection. That was when I started to get the Fred Davis story in fits and starts. Fred could play like T Bone Walker and sang in a high, keen voice like J. B. Lenoir, he said. He used to front a jump band in Kansas City, before something went down that sent him to