Dunkirk Evening Observer
Feb 14 1939- New York -
John Hammond finds Meade Lux Lewis
Feb 14 1939- New York -
John Hammond finds Meade Lux Lewis
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Croce: "Do you believe the Festival marked a comeback in your own career?" Hurt: "I certainly don't think it hurt," he answered laughing. "Of course my career has seen more comebacks than a Friday night fish fry. I've been around a long time, you know. My first record was for Okeh in 1928" - December 1963, young Villanova student Jim Croce asks a question about the recent Newport Folk Festival in an interview of Mississippi John Hurt for radio station WWVU, from I Got A Name - the Jim Croce Story by Ingrid Croce and Jimmy Rock (Da Capo 2012)
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0 Members and 1 Guest are viewing this topic. Thanks for the news articles. I'm a great fan of Meade Lux Lewis' music. I have this Mosaic box set, a really great one. Jimmy Yancey there too.
http://www.mosaicrecords.com/prodinfo.asp?number=MS-030 More on the great Meade Lux Lewis from Chris Albertson:
http://stomp-off.blogspot.no/2012/06/meade-lux-lewis-last-solo-session.html 78erhortig
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have a look at: www.ourblues.wordpress.com for an article on Lux from me. several years ago I found a grandniece of him, which visited me at home bringing along a lot of memories and photos. doing resaerch on him many decades. kind regards mike Thanks Hawkeye.
I just read Tale Feathers... What a cool experience you had with Sam Chatmon!..... Great writing on Lux there, Hawkeye, thanks! The direct link:
http://www.myblues.eu/blog/wp-content/uploads/2011/07/Meade-Lux-Lewis.pdf Pages: [1] Go Up
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