THE
TILDEN ARTS CENTER
AT CAPE COD COMMUNITY
COLLEGE
WEST BARNSTABLE,
MA
Saturday,
August 24TH, 2002, 7:30 PM
doors open at 7:00
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THE
MUSICIANS
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Johnny
Winter He
is an American music legend. There is no
question that for pure blues guitar talent, Johnny
Winter needs to be mentioned when looking at blues
musicians. Johnny has spent his life mastering
a number of varied blues styles and that what
makes him such a treat to listen to. In general,
though, when you think of Johnny's style you think
of undiminished scorchin' fury and passion. Using
an unwound G string and lighter gauge strings
helps Johnny do the bending that is his trademark.
You hear the influence of T-Bone Walker in his
songs by the way the feel of his songs change
by starting in one meter and changing to another.
With Johnny it is hard to say where the blues
stops and rock 'n' roll begins. He always has
played both of them. While this seems to bother
some blues purists, as Muddy said "The Blues had
a baby and they named it Rock 'N' Roll".
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K.D.
Bell Mr.
Alabama Blues himself, K.D. Bell, thrills audiences
with his soulful vocals and fun loving
brand
of rhythm & blues. This veteran performer
and crowd pleaser will have you on your feet whether
it's his his soulful rendition of Wilson Pickett's
"I Found A Love" or his rollicking "Hi-Heel Sneakers,"
rockabilly blues at its roadhouse best.
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Photo credit: Cynthia (Cyd) Abatt |
Shirley
Lewis Recipient
of the 2001 Blues Trust Lifetime Achievement Award,
Shirley Lewis has performed professionally since
early childhood with her father and brothers as
the Lewis Gospel Singers. Though she became
an accountant, the music eventually won out.
She traveled to Las Vegas, San Francisco, ending
up in Vancouver. B.C. in 1972. She toured
throughout Canada until 1985.
In the mid-1980's, Lewis moved to Boston to be
closer to her family. Shirley Lewis is a
gifted vocalist who sings from the heart, like
many of her fellow Jersey and Philadelphia R&B
singers.
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James
Montgomery James
Montgomery ranks among the unsung bandleaders
who keep New England's blues scene alive and well.
The harp player's resume includes John Lee Hooker
and Mick Jagger, and the muscular blues/rock of
his new release "Bring It On Home" bridges the
gap between these icons.
The James Montgomery
Band:
James
Montgomery, harmonica & vocals
Matt
Woodburn, guitars
David Hull, bass
Marty Richards, drums |

Photo credit: Barry M. Miller |
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Lenny
Clarke Lenny
Clarke is the consummate Boston comedian.
Mr. Clarke has appeared in comedy specials on
HBO, SHOWTIME and COMEDY CENTRAL. Mr. Clarke hosted
"SUNDAY NIGHT WITH THE COMICS" on the FOX Network.
As an actor, Mr. Clarke has most recently been
see in the critically acclaimed ABC series "THE
JOB." He was a regular performer on "THE
JOHN LAROQUETTE SHOW," and has appeared in other
television shows, such as "TOUCHED BY AN ANGEL,"
and such films as "SOMETHING ABOUT MARY", "ROUNDERS",
"MONUMENT AVENUE," "TWO IF BY SEA," "SOUTHIE,"
and "WAITING FOR WALLY SPARKS."
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THE
FILM
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I Love You B.B.
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EVENT
PHOTOS
photos by BARRY M. MILLER, copyright
2002 The Reel Blues Fest, Inc.
Johnny Winter
pictures still to come
Lenny Clarke
K.D. Bell
Cheryl Arena
Shirley Lewis
Harry T.
James Montgomery
Blues Band
with Matt Woodburn
Unknown
Backstage Shots

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The
Reel Blues Fest, Inc. is a non-profit organization dedicated
to helping musicians receive access to medical care and to
supporting the work of independent filmmakers. Proceeds from
this year's summer event will be distributed to eligible 501
(C) (3) organizations pursuant to the guidelines established
by The Reel Blues Fest, Inc.
For
more information call 508-495-FILM |
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