[Harp-L] She caught the Katy

[Joseph Leone]

Yeah, but never knew where they were from. During their hey-day I was more into jazz anyway. I DID see a few blues players at a road house in Port Allen La. back in 1960. Lazy Lester, Rice Miller,
Wilhelmina Mae Thornton (don’t think she was yet a mama at the time), and even took a ride to Tyler EAST Texas for Bruce Channel (Delbert McClinton on harp). Had some records from ‘Southland’
record co. If I listened to blues at all back then it was more delta blues. That and Texas swing, Queen Ida, Dr. John. Never much cared for Chernobyl blues. 

smo-joe  (I’m Jaoquin the floor over you.)

> On Sep 4, 2018, at 2:33 AM, Arthur Jennings <arturojennings at xxxxx> wrote:
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>> On Sep 3, 2018, at 6:23 PM, Joseph Leone <3N037 at xxxxx> wrote:
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>> I had never really thought of Texas when I thought blues.
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> Ever hear of Blind Lemon Jefferson? Lightin' Hopkins? Freddie King? Big Mama Thornton? Albert Collins? Gatemouth Brown? T-Bone Walker? Johnny and Edgar Winter? Jimmy and Stevie Ray Vaughan?
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> And wasn't Kansas City's Count Basie Band billed as "the band that plays the blues"?