Knock on Wood. He performs on and is mentioned in one of the most important songs of all time,
Green Onions. He worked with three of the four Beatles, was hand-picked by Bob Dylan to be part of the band for his historic 30th Anniversary concert at Madison Square Garden, equally supported Eric Clapton at that venue when he brought his Crossroads Guitar Festival there in 2013, and has worked with numerous other musical heavyweights in his long career.
Today we get into Steve’s time with Otis Redding, Wilson Pickett, the Blues Brothers, and his role on the classic song
Joe Bonamassa Interviews Peter Frampton on 50th Episode of Live From Nerdville
In the episode, the two #1 hitmakers discuss everything, including label constraints, publishing deals, and the ways of the industry.by TV News Desk
This week marks the 50th episode of Joe Bonamassa s hit interview series Live From Nerdville, and to celebrate Joe shares an intimate conversation with the legendary Peter Frampton. In the episode, the two #1 hitmakers discuss everything from label constraints, publishing deals, and the ways of the industry, to hitting #1, Frampton becoming bigger than Sinatra and Elvis then ultimately burning out and building back from zero. Frampton has seen it all, and in this very personal interview, as Joe and Peter are close friends, he even reveals some of his own musical heroes, along with some other special never-before-heard stories.
Ask the Cuban-born, Chicago-raised guitarist and singer Eddie Turner how he ended up in Colorado about five decades ago, and he says, “It’s actually pretty simple. I saw the band Zephyr when I was in high school, and I was just like, ‘Wow, what an amazing band! I just kind of said to myself, ‘I m going to join that band one day.’”
In the early ’70s, Turner moved to Boulder to study liberal arts at the University of Colorado, and after playing in the band Mother Earth, he did finally get that guitar spot in Zephyr in 1980, four years after the death of guitarist and co-founder Tommy Bolin. Turner appears on the band’s final album, 1982’s
Bluesfest to go ahead in October 2021
Words by Will Brewster
The festival has just announced its rescheduled dates.
After being cancelled in heartbreaking circumstances just one day prior to kicking off in April due to COVID concerns, Bluesfest Byron Bay have now released their intended dates for their rescheduled 2021 event.
As reported by Double J, the festival will now occur at Byron’s Tyagarah Tree Farm from Friday October 1 through to Monday October 4, almost six months after its original dates.
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An announcement on the Bluesfest website also hints that the lineup for the rescheduled festival will also land next Wednesday on May 19, giving punters a second chance to relive all their Byron festival dreams once again.
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