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It was along about that time that Blind Lemon Jefferson came through, and he stayed around there about a month. He stayed with the other colored fellows and they worked on the railroad there; he'd just sing and play to entertain the men in the work camp. I think that right about there I started on the guitar - Hobart Smith recalls Lemon in Virginia, c. WWI, from Blacks, Whites and Blues by Tony Russell

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Offline Chezztone

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King Biscuit
« on: August 30, 2007, 12:13:32 PM »
The festival formerly and still colloquially known as King Biscuit, now officially Arkansas Blues & Heritage Fest, happens Oct. 4-6 in Helena, Ark., and you should go. You can check the lineup at http://www.bluesandheritage.com/2k7lineup.html . But, sort of like Centrum blues week, looking at the lineup doesn't tell the whole story. It's all about the atmosphere, hanging out, river, levee, barbecue, pig ears, people, buildings, history, etc etc. Quite a few other weenie-types also have made it an annual pilgrimage, including Jed, Lindy, Hard Times Howard and Taizz. So ask them if you want more reasons to go. It's the greatest blues festival, in the greatest location. And it's free. See y'all there! Cheers, SC

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