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ALL THE BLUES YOU CAN USE
Mission
Statement
Our goal
is to promote, educate and preserve this
original
African-American musical genre.
We will
expand the community awareness by
presenting
local and
national blues artists.
Call THE CREEKSIDE BLUES
SOCIETY
at (614) 419
6782 today!
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Organization of The Blues
Foundation http://www.blues.org/
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Memphis-Bound Get-Down Blues Show
and “Diamonds on the Desert Floor” CD Launch Event Comes
to Columbus,
Ohio January
9
Special event features band and
solo winners of the 2009 River City Ohio Blues
Competition and CD Launch party for
“Diamonds On the Desert Floor” by Long Tall Deb and the
Drifter
Kings.
COLUMBUS,
OHIO
December 29, 2009
–Award-winning
Columbus act
Long Tall Deb and
the Drifter Kings have teamed up with Detroit bluesman Paul Miles for a special
show at the Thirsty Ear Tavern in Columbus, Ohio on Saturday January 9,
from 9:00pm-
1am. Tickets are $7 at the
door.
This
show will help to raise travel funds for both acts as
they get ready to compete in the 2010 International
Blues Challenge in Memphis,
Tennessee at the end of January. Both acts
won their respective band and solo categories at the
2009 River City Ohio Blues Competition held in Marietta,
Ohio,
this past
February.
Long Tall Deb and the Drifter Kings will also
debut their CD “Diamonds on the Desert Floor” on this
evening.
The
show will open with a strong acoustic set by multiple
Detroit Music Award winner Paul Miles. He will be
followed in the second set by the dynamic four-piece
electric
blues act Long Tall Deb and the Drifter
Kings. The closing set will feature the two acts
together onstage.
LONG TALL DEB AND THE DRIFTER
KINGS have
crafted a delicious blend of blues and soul topped with
the rich, soulful vocals of “Long Tall” Deb Landolt.
Featuring bassist Melvin Powe, drummer Doug Oscard and
guitarist Richey B, the band’s strong original music and
dynamic performances are the reason many folks call them
a group on the rise.
Their debut CD
“Diamonds on the Desert Floor”, produced by Michael Hill, features
eleven distinctive original songs that stand out from
one to the next. What appeals is a well-crafted CD
blending gutbucket
rhythm and fermented blues.
PAUL MILES has self-produced seven albums
of original blues music and is a highly respected
performer on the Detroit blues
scene
today. As an award-winning multi-instrumentalist,
vocalist and songwriter, he has enjoyed numerous musical
collaborations while also continuing his solo career. He
has
played all over the
United
States and in
Germany,
France and
Switzerland where he played the
Lucerne Festival for
five consecutive seasons. His infectious musical style
and trademark high pitched squeal is a delight and
inspiration to people all over the
world.
For
additional information on the news that is the subject
of this release (or for a sample, copy or demo),
visit www.longtalldeb.com
or
contact Deb Landolt at 614-598-2909
Venue
Information:
Thirsty Ear
Tavern
1200
West Third
Avenue
Columbus, Ohio
43212
614-299-4987
Time: 9pm
Tickets: $7 at the
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THE CREEKSIDE BLUES SOCIETY
IS PROUD TO SUPPORT AND THE
PROMOTE
THE EVENTS OF THE:
(Link to Photos From the
2005 AACW Blues Fest)
IN
YELLOW SPRINGS, OHIO ANTIOCH
AMPHITHEATER CORRY STREET, YS,
OHIO
FOR MORE INFORMATION
CONTACT:
FAITH PATTERSON @
937-767-9114 EMAIL: info@aacw.org AACW P.O. BOX 441 YELLOW SPRINGS,
OHIO 45387

THANKS to all the great
FANS & MUSICIANS
that consistantly help to
support our small but growing
Blues
Society.
Images From The Creekside Blues Society's
"Official" Photographer, at
the Chicago Blues
Fest
http://egov.cityofchicago.org/city/webportal/home.do
Eric
Popp 2004 &2005
  
Honeyboy
Edwards
Mavis
Staples
Pinetop Perkins
Creekside Blues
Society would like to sincerely
thank
THE
'Daughter of the Blues'
MS. SHIRLEY
KING
For Giving A Great Blues In The Schools Program
@ Montrose Elementary School
on Tuesday, October
25th 2005
  
Images taken
by Dee Ann Wallace at the African
American Heritage Festival Dayton,OH Summer 2005
08/23/04)
"Life ain't nothin' but, a low
down dirty shame!"
Albert Murray, a
novelist, is the author of many books including Stompin, The
Blues.
http://authors.aalbc.com/albert_murray.htm
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