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DAVID 'HONEYBOY' EDWARDS WINS A GRAMMY
Earwig
artist David "Honeyboy" Edwards has won a Grammy in the
category of Best Traditional Blues Album for the
album "Last of the Great Mississippi Delta Bluesmen: Live in Dallas!,"
which also
featured Pinetop Perkins and the late legends Robert Lockwood Jr., and
Henry Townsend.
Click
here for information or to purchase the Grammy award winning album,
"Last of the Great Mississippi Delta Bluesmen: Live in Dallas!"
NEW ALBUM BY DAVID 'HONEYBOY' EDWARDS TO BE RELEASE
FEB. 19
Earwig
Music is releasing a new album by David 'Honeyboy' Edwards, scheduled
for release on Tuesday, February 19th, and being distributed by
Burnside Distribution. It is available now in our online
store.
Harkening
back to the
golden ear of pre-WWII blues, when Honeyboy and the greatest Delta
harmonica players gigged together, before any of them had recorded or
gained notoriety.
Featuring
Honeyboy's old
school guitar and vocals - fresh takes on old gems and first time
release of historic recordings. New 2007 sessions with harmonica greats
Bobby Rush, Billy Branch and Johnny "Yard Dog" Jones, previously
unreleased 1975 studio recordings of Honeyboy and Big Walter Horton,
and circa 1976 concert tracks --solo and with Sugar Blue.
Michael
Frank, Paul
Kaye, Rick Sherry and Kenny Smith also play on the album on various
tracks. Honeyboy and Bobby Rush also tell some short blues tales.
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Access, Real Blues, Juke Blues, Big City Blues and Blues &
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