Hi, I happened across your website by chance, and saw that you had a
review of Buddy Flett's album, Mississippi Sea.
Your readers may not know that Buddy has been quite ill recently.
Tomorrow night, Kenny Wayne Shepherd and many local friends and
musicians will be putting on a benefit show at Shreveport's historic
Strand Theatre. Here's a link to the local newspaper article about
Buddy's medical condition and the benefit. Please spread the news,
Thank you,
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Showing posts with label Kenny Wayne Shepherd. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kenny Wayne Shepherd. Show all posts
Saturday, April 26, 2008
Buddy Fleet Benefit Shreveport LA
Just received this from email about a fund raiser for Buddy Flett. Kenny Wayne Shepherd and a host of area musicians are putting on a show tomorrow in Shreveport. I don't have a hot link to the newpaper with more information, but as soon as it comes in from the reader, I will update the post.
Friday, December 7, 2007
Friday, August 10, 2007
DVD Review: Kenny Wayne Shepherd

The Daily News from Hailfax, Nova Scotia Canada, has a great review of Kenny Wayne Shepherd's DVD Ten Days Out. In 2004 Shepherd, Stevie Ray's old rhythm section (Chris Layton and Tommy Shannon) and Jerry Harrison on keyboards, traveled around the south playing with old blues performers and documenting the process. I think that I might have posted a video from the DVD a couple of moths ago. Check it out here, and read the review HERE.
Saturday, May 19, 2007
Spoonful
Kenny Wayne Shepherd, and Hubert Sumlin on guitar. I dont know who is singing and playing harp. This is an Howling Wolf song, although I believe it was written by Willie Dixon, and influenced by Charlie Pattons Spoonful blues.
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