Jason Cimon's playlist:
1. Back To Dixie Unfortunately
2. Honey Tightroper
3. Variations On A Bird
4. To Distances (In A Mix)
For more information on Jason Cimon, click here.
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Jason Cimon's playlist:
1. Back To Dixie Unfortunately
2. Honey Tightroper
3. Variations On A Bird
4. To Distances (In A Mix)
For more information on Jason Cimon, click here.
But don't fret because we have an excellent substitution in Jason Cimon.
Jason is an amazing musician from North Mississipi whose strong yet fragile voice reminds me of a Southern Jeff Buckley. Check out his Myspace page to learn more about the fella and listen to his music.
Tune in this Tuesday (7/26) from 1-2pm as Jason Cimon performs his unique folk stylings.
Thanks to everyone who showed up to Blues on the Bluff Saturday night. It was a great success! We would also like to thank all the volunteers who made the whole event possible. Listen to WEVL this week to hear your name recognized on air.
Here are few more photos from Saturday night (check back this week for more):
The Daddy Mack Blues Band
Burnside Exploration
More photos to come this week!
Okay kids, if you want to show your support for WEVL Radio and have a good time doing so then make it down to the 17th Annual Blues on the Bluff concert located on the grounds of the National Ornamental Metal Museum this Saturday (7/23) from 6 - 11pm.
Here is the music schedule:
6:30-7:15pm - Sid Selvidge
7:30-9:10pm - The Burnside Exploration
9:25-11:00pm - Daddy Mack Blues Band
For more information about the event click here.
Luke White's playlist:
1. Hearts and Arrows
2. 1st First Then Reverse
3. Little Ole Wine Drinker Me (Jennings, Mills)
Bonus - Girl Arms Remix by Luke White
Tune in today (7/19) from 1-2pm on WEVL89.9FM
Look forward to a review of the festival later this week.
Four Tet laying down some nasty beats in that summer heat!
The highlight of the day went to The Go! Team who recruited a mass of children swimming next door to join them on stage for a grand finale of "Ladyflash"!
More photos tomorrow!
I'll try to post some pictures when I can...
1. Flash and the Casuals - Uptight, Tonight
2. Tommy and the Counts - Stormy Weather
3. Merits - Please, Please Little Girl
4. Ole Miss Downbeats - Geraldine
5. Yo-Yo's - Leaning On You
6. Percussions - Your Love
7. Breakers - Don't Send Me No Flowers
8. Goodees - Condition Red
9. Memphis Nomads - I Wanna Be
10. Rapscallions - Land of Soul
11. Castels - Save A Chance
12. Village Sound - Sally Got A Good Thing
13. Joe Frank and the Knights - Can't Find A Way
14. Los Angeles Smog Division - Blue Green
- Special thanks to Ron Hall for sharing with us a very special time in Memphis music history detailed in his book Playing For A Piece Of The Door: A History of Garage and Frat Bands in Memphis 1960-1975.
A History of Garage and Frat Bands in Memphis, 1960-75 is an amazing candid history and discography of over one hundred garage bands who recorded at least one record in Memphis from 1960-75. Great pictures to boot! Ron Hall researched and wrote this definitive account of the garage era in Memphis. Indispensable!
Tuesday (7/12) 1 - 2pm on WEVL 89.9FM