RIP Doyle Bramhall…

15 Nov

We’ve recieved a e-mail from Bob Corritore of the sudden passing of Doyle Bramhall-of Double Trouble fame…Thank you Bob, and this is taken directly from his e-mail:

RIP Doyle Bramhall – February 17, 1949 to November 12, 2011
This sad news just in: Texas blues legend Doyle Bramhall died from heart failure in his sleep Saturday night, at home in Alpine, Texas at the age of 62. He reportedly had been suffering from pneumonia in recent days. Bramhall was famous for his work in Austin, Texas with both Jimmie Vaughan and Stevie Ray Vaughan, as well as his great solo efforts. A top-notch drummer, singer, band leader and songwriter, Doyle helped to define the Austin blues scene. Many of his songs appeared on Stevie Ray Vaughan’s most noted albums. Doyle`s son, Doyle Bramhall II continues his father’s tradition as a major musical force. To read Doyle`s bio on the Yep Rock Records website click http://www.yeproc.com/artist_info.php?artistId=200. Doyle will forever be considered an influential and important figure in Texas blues, and he will be deeply missed by his legions of fans.

Last Call for ALL Aspiring Songwiters…

18 Oct

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Blues Festival Guide now online…

14 Sep

Attention Blues Lovers:

The 9th Annual BLUES FESTIVAL GUIDE magazine 2011 edition is available to read online in Digital Format…. for free!
92 pages packed full of blues for you with entertaining and informative articles by blues top aficionados. Read it page-by-page in its entirety with a simple click of your mouse. You will find the link at www.BluesFestivalGuide.com