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Bryan Lee 
Press Release - The 2008 Blues Blast Music Award Ceremonies November 2nd, 2008 at Buddy Guy's Legends.
Who: Blues Blast Magazine from IllinoisBlues.com
What: 2008 Blues Blast Music Awards Ceremony
Where: Buddy Guy's Legends 754 S. Wabash Ave. Chicago, IL 60605 (312)-427-1190
When: Sunday November 2nd, 2008 7:00pm to 12:00 midnight (Doors open at 6:00pm)
Tickets are just $25 and will be available online at www.illinoisblues.com starting October 7th.
Contact Information: Bob Kieser (309) 267-4425 or info@illinoisblues.com
The Blues Blast Music Award Ceremonies held at the famous Buddy Guy's Legends will include confirmed appearances by nominees Magic Slim & the Teardrops, Lurrie Bell, Nick Moss, John Nemeth, The Kilborn Alley Blues Band, Dave Riley & Bob Corritore, Eden Brent, Sugar Ray Norcia, Teeny Tucker, Tim "Too Slim" Langford (from Too Slim and the Taildraggers), and Gina Sicilia. There may be a few surprise appearances by other nominees. read more »
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Blues Blast Music Awards Voting Begins Today July 14th, 2008
Vote for your favorite artists today! See the nominees below. Everyone who votes will receive a FREE subscription to the Blues Blast E-magazine full of Blues news, CD reviews, pictures and more delivered right to your inbox each week. Tell your Blues friends to vote for their favorite artists and get the FREE Blues Blast too. (Current subscribers must enter the email address where they are receiving their Blues Blast!) Voting continues until August 31st! Not familiar with some of the 2008 nominees? read more »
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A 5th CD launch by a prolific Blues composer-song writer-performer at this 7th edition of Vire Blues Borale
Following his first visit together with the Ramblers at the first ever Vire Blues Borale show, in January 2005 and a 2nd performance with his own group in 2006, Steve Rowe, this prolific performer and song writer will be back at Vire Blues Borale, this time to launch here, ahead of Montreal and Quebec City, his 5th album: "FIVE". With Jean Millaire, his long time friend, the former guitarist for Marjo and co-founder of the group Corbeau and with some other surprise guests, they'll have Le Troquet vibrating again to the rythms of this prolific composer-song writer-performer. A Master of the Blues Guitar, Steve Rowe has acquired a reputation as a unique sounding Bluesman. read more »
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BRYAN LEE: Braille Blues Daddy (1995) Justin Time
Braille Blues Daddy is an album of raw electric blues in the great Chicago tradition, made popular in the 1950s by Muddy Waters and Howlin' Wolf. During the 80s and 90s, the only blues band that visitors to New Orleans would hear was Bryan Lees Jump Street Five Band at the Old Absinthe House on Bourbon Street. Blues veteran Bryan Lee, blind since childhood, became a true New Orleans blues institution and kept on delivering his own fiery brand of blues power long after the Old Absinthe House was gone. read more »
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KENNY WAYNE SHEPHERD BAND: Live On (Live Recording)
"Electric Lullaby" was nominated for the 2001 Grammy Award for Best Rock Instrumental Performance.
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BRYAN LEE: No Matter What
Bryan Lee grew up in the heartland of America in a small Illinois town in between Indianapolis, Indiana and St. Louis, Missouri, and while he would be the first to say he doesnt know the first thing about West or East Coast living, he does know a little something about what every human being longs for and holds sacred - love. read more »
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BRYAN LEE: (1997) Live at The Old Absinthe House Bar...Friday Night @192kbps
This was my introduction to Bryan Lee and I was not dissapointed. This is really a fine example of how good blues can sound live. There are some really nice guests that appear on this also, by the way the same lineup was also on the Saturday night disc, this should really have come out as a double live album. James Cotton is on this and although he does not wail the same as he once did it is still James Cotton.
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The BluzNdaBlood Show #60, Braille Blues Daddy Blues!
This is show #60, Braille Blues Daddy Blues for the first part of November, 2008. Hey, welcome back! Ive got a special show for you this time! Im going to feature an artist nicknamed the Braille Blues Daddy! Its the one and only Bryan Lee ! I saw him recently on the Kenny Wayne Shepherd DVD Ten Days Out . I was asked if I had any interest in interviewing him before he had a local concert! I was thinking Are they crazy? Of course! So are you ready to hear an interview and some of the Braille Blues Daddys Blues? I hope so! Crank it up my friends, were off and running! Well, we started off show #60 with Bryan Lee singing 29 Ways. Who else can we expect to hear from on this Braille Blues Daddy Blues Show? read more »
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BRYAN LEE: Live & Dangerous @320kbps
A longtime staple of New Orleans' famed Bourbon Street club circuit, blues guitarist Bryan Lee was born in Wisconsin in 1945; inspired by B.B. King, Albert King and others, his Midwest upbringing also resulted in a distinctively Chicago-styled sound which his long stay in the South did little to erase. Billed variously as "The Braille Blues Daddy" and "The Blind Blues Daddy," Lee first surfaced in New Orleans in 1983, quickly becoming a favorite of tourists in the city's French Quarter and regularly playing live at least six nights a week; he made his solo debut in 1991 with The Blues Is..., followed in 1993 by Memphis Bound. After 1995's Heat Seeking Missile, Lee issued 1997's Live at the Old Absinthe House Bar: Friday Night, an ideal souvenir for the many patrons of his club dates. Crawfish Lady followed in the spring of 2000, and Six String Therapy in fall 2002.
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