Re: Barrelhouse Chuck on Big Walter

[the Leones <leone@xxxxxxxx>]

   Ya'know I wasn't gonna comment on this the first time it came 
around, but I got to thinking. Is it ANY wonder why some of the Music 
GREATS had a colorful (and sometimes tragic) life.

   I would imagine that even though I love the harp one whole helluva 
bunch, AND would consider it my good fortune to even be in the same 
TOWNSHIP with someone as talented as Big Wally, I'm afraid that if he 
pulled a knife on ME, it just might be the last thing he remembered 
before waking, facing up in "the box". Ha Ha ................smo-joe


   Mrs. Brown's son David said:
>Hell, if your in the back room of a bar on 63rd St. you damn well 
>better feel comfortable using a knife and you damn well better hope 
>your wife doesn't find out!:)
>
>
>From: PL500@xxxxxxx
>Reply-To: PL500@xxxxxxx
>Date: Thu, 10 Jul 2003 11:40:11 EDT
>To: harp-l@xxxxxxxxxx
>Subject: Barrelhouse Chuck on Big Walter
>
>
>Hey guys,
>
>Check this interview with (piano player) Barrelhouse Chuck where he 
>mentions Big Walter. Great story! The interview comes from Blueswax 
>e-zine.
>
>Andrew
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