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Lil’ Ed and The Blues Imperials to play upcoming show in Camarillo: Ed talks about Chicago Blues, the band and more
Last week, Ed Williams of Lil’ Ed and the Blues Imperials talked with me about many things. Lil’ Ed spoke from his longtime home in Chicago about music, Chicasgo blues, the band, his recent album Jump Start and much more. … Continue reading
Bluespower Brings a Synthesis of Blues, Rock, Funk and R&B to SoCal’s Music Scene
Bluespower is a recent collaboration of local musician/music teacher/music store owner Kenny “Big Daddy” Williams and Gregory Michael, who left Cincinnati several years ago to bring his Gospel-influenced music background to Southern California. Kenny “Big Daddy” Williams most recently co-fronted … Continue reading
Canned Heat Headlined a Great Day of Music in the Hi Desert at the Inaugural Adelanto New Blues Festival
On a sunny afternoon in the high desert town of Adelanto, an enthusiastic crowd gathered for a full day of music and fun at Mavericks Heritage Field at the inaugural Adelanto New Blues Festival. The event, featuring as the headliner … Continue reading
Canned Heat’s Fito de la Parra Talks about the Blues, Canned Heat, Woodstock and the Upcoming Adelanto New Blues Festival
When Fito de la Parra started playing drums as a child, he had no idea where it would take him. He only knew that he loved playing. Ultimately, his musicianship brought him to Los Angeles, where he became the drummer … Continue reading
Posted in Events, Interviews, Miscellanious, Music, Upcoming Events
Tagged Adelanto, Adelanto New Blues Festival, Blues, Ed Simon, Fito de la Parra, Going Up the Country, Victorville, Woodstock
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The LA Beat Interview: Hollis Brown
Hollis Brown is a tuneful and bluesy band with an edge. This rootsy Indie Rock band hails from Queens, NY whose name is inspired by Bob Dylan, referring to “The Ballad of Hollis Brown” off of the album Freewheelin. “3 Shots”, … Continue reading
Posted in Events, Interviews, Music
Tagged Billy Bennight, Blues, Bo Diddley, Counting Crows, Duets, indie, indie rock, Music, Nikki Lane
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Ventura County Blues Festival Was a Day of Great Music and Great Fun
Saturday was a blustery day, but that didn’t stop the crowd at the 10th Annual Ventura County Blues Festival from having a great time. A light rain finally hit during B.B. Chung King and the Buddaheads’ set, prompting B.B. Chung … Continue reading
Posted in Events, Food, Miscellanious, Music, Photo Essays
Tagged B.B. Chung King, Blues, Coco Montoya, Deanna Bogart, Delgado Brothers, Ed Simon, John Nemeth, Ventura County Blues Festival
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Coco Montoya Talks About the Blues, His Story and The Upcoming Ventura County Blues Festival
Blues guitar great Coco Montoya didn’t start out as a great guitarist. In fact, he didn’t start out as a guitarist at all. He instead was a talented drummer whose first major gig was as a drummer with blues great … Continue reading
Coco Montoya to Headline Ventura County Blues Festival and Bike Run for Actor/Musician Mickey Jones
Michael John is passionate about the blues. “The blues is America’s music. Everything comes from the blues, any of the rock, all the music you hear—–the foundation is all blues music”. Coming up on Saturday, April 25th, the 10th Annual … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Events, Food, Interviews, Miscellanious, Movies, Music, Television, Upcoming Events
Tagged bike run, Blues, Coco Montoya, Ed Simon, Michael John, Mickey Jones, Ventura County Blues Festival
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Gary Hoey talks about guitars, music and Christmas at the Coach House in San Juan Capistrano
I caught up Friday with Gary Hoey before his show at the Coach House in San Juan Capistrano, part of his 19th Annual ‘Ho Ho Hoey’ Tour, where he combines his original tunes, covers of some dynamite rock, surf and … Continue reading
Posted in Interviews, Miscellanious, Music, Videos
Tagged Blues, Christmas, concert, Ed Simon, Gary Hoey, Guitar, Ho Ho Hoey, Peter Gunn, Rock, San Juan Capistrano, show, surf music
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Peach Proves That Nice Girls CAN Sing the Blues at Witzend in Venice
Some people adopt a kind of music because they like it. For others, it just seems that they are born with the music in them and their careers are just built around trying to let out what’s inside. Peach, the … Continue reading
Posted in Cocktails, Beer, Wine & Weed, Food, Music, Upcoming Events
Tagged Blues, Corona, Edward Simon, MI5, Peach, Venice, Witzend
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