Well I sure hope everything works out well for you on this new group
venture...I am sure it will...I just wanted to share some songs that I
have up-loaded to the Stu Blank Tribute Page....
>http://www.myspace.com/stublank<
These are from Live shows at the Crown in Alameda...July 12, 1985...
and also an article about ED EARLEY from the recent issue of the
(on-line edition) of BluesWax
>http://www.visnat.com/entertainment/music/blueswax/bluesbeat.cfm<

He is one of my favorite horn players for sure..check it out if you
get a chance...pretty kool article...

Best Regards and Maxium Respect
victor rodriguez
http://www.myspace.com/grupolacumbre

God, I just love what you do for all of us blues lovers! Thanks for the
invite and for all that you do! You da man!
Amy Lou

This is real great to see!
I like the name "Jack's Bay Area Blues Clues"

Thanks for all you do, Jack.
I used to "Lurk" on BABC just for your calendar every weekend and now
it's got its own place and going to be even bigger.

Sorry to have missed you and Stan's show at the Tradewinds last
weekend. I had every intention on going but didn't get back from
visiting family up north til way late. I was wiped. My Mom had us
working on her land and I also forgot how tiring little ones are.

Again, Thanks for all you do and I'm really excited for you and your
new endeavor.

Love ya!
Mo

I fell for that Blues Power Band when Tom brought them up to the
Tradewinds not so long ago. It was so awesome and I hope they make
it up this way again. Sunday afternoons in the City are just a bit
difficult for me being way up here in the North bay. I know that's
nn excuse but anyway.....

I'm sorry to hear they're being bumped.


--- In Jacksblues@yahoogroups.com, "Jack C.`" <JCBluz@...> wrote:
>
> Here's a Blues Clue for y'all:
>
> I returned home from an fun afternoon at the Saloon (thanks to
Dave
> Workman, Wendy DeWitt and John "Broadway" Tucker) with February
> schedule in hand (which I've already typed into our group
calendar)
> and notice a big change.  After next Sunday, King Perkoff's Band
is
> back on the Sunday afternoon schedule in place of Blues Power.  I
> liked it when both these bands were in every other week rotation
but
> its been around six months of one and six months of the other
> recently and King is back in town and his band makes Sundays fun
down
> there too BUT that means that there's only this afternoon (4pm-8pm
> and no cover charge) and next Sunday left to see Applejack with
the
> Blues Power horn section.  So, if you're too far away or not
> interested in attending a Sunday blues jams near you I highly
> recommend you stop by because you'll fast see why attending the
Blues
> Power gigs there have been high on my list of guiltless
pleasures.
> If you need some blues to be chased away because it's been a bad
day
> or week Blues Power will do that for you better than anyone.
Those
> that saw Applejack sing at Steve Freund's last gig will discover
he's
> a great harp player too and with at least two saxes backing him is
> able to create some powerful and uplifting. You'll want to check
in
> at the Saloon and check out Blues Power during the next two weeks
to
> see if I'm lyin'. I've never left there after their show without a
> big smile on my face and know that's how it'll be for you too.
>
> Another change on the regular schedule there is that Johnny
Nitro's
> Friday and Sunday gigs next week have substitutes.  On Friday
it'll
> be Tony Perez and Second Hand Smoke and next Sunday after the last
of
> a string of Blues Power Sundays will be The Chris Cobb Band.  It
> looks like I'll be doing marathon bar stool duties at the Saloon
next
> Sunday and hope to see some of you there.
>
> If anyone picks up the Saloon's printed February schedule do be
aware
> that, in an ecological and/or cost saving move, Greg printed the
new
> schedule on the back side of the January schedule. A great idea
but
> you'll want to put a big X over January so you won't get
confused.
> Also, Ron Hacker won't be on the Saloon schedule until March
because
> the second and third schedules are always taken and the remaining
two
> Saturdays nights were booked long ago for Nick Gravenites and
Barry
> Melton who have many fans waiting for their every three month or
so
> there appearances.  Mr. Hacker is at Biscuits & Blues on the 8th
and
> because he's not on the Saloon schedule should impress the Biscuit
> bosses with a packed house (but only with your help!).
>
> Jack
>

This is real great to see!
I like the name "Jack's Bay Area Blues Clues"

Thanks for all you do, Jack.
I used to "Lurk" on BABC just for your calendar every weekend and now
it's got its own place and going to be even bigger.

Sorry to have missed you and Stan's show at the Tradewinds last
weekend. I had every intention on going but didn't get back from
visiting family up north til way late. I was wiped. My Mom had us
working on her land and I also forgot how tiring little ones are.

Again, Thanks for all you do and I'm really excited for you and your
new endeavor.

Love ya!
Mo

Shauna, what do I have to do to get you to carry out that threat?

---

  ----- Original Message -----
  From: Jacksblues
  Sent: 01/27/2007 02:21 PM
  To: Jacksblues@yahoogroups.com
  Subject: Re: [Jacksbayareabluesclues] Spelling schmelling--any publicity is better than none / Thnnk you new members

Earnhart.. i bet you get that alot stam :-) you know...speaking of you...I've been dying to get down to your sunday jam. we should really get some pix from you for my newsletter...don't make me send my girls down there to get them from you. ;-)


Stan Erhart <Stan_Erhart@PCWorld.com> wrote:

Hey Jack, not to be picky or anything silly like that -- but isn't .85% less than 1%?  Was that intentional in your devious subliminal sort of way?  And I'd appreciate it if you'd mispell my name more often.  You usually get it right and it's really bugging me.

Footnote -- Dave and Wendy at the Saloon today sounds like a real good time.

-Stan

---

  ----- Original Message -----
  From: Jacksblues
  Sent: 01/27/2007 01:37 PM
  To: Jacksblues@yahoogroups.com
  Subject: [Jacksbayareabluesclues] Spelling schmelling--any publicity is better than none / Thnnk you new members

Thanks Shana --

I'll use spell checker next time--not!...and the misspelling above
was purely intentional. I'm intending to go back where I last saw
you hanging out to hear the Dave DeWitt/Wendy Workman combo this
afternoon on a membership drive mission along with a blues lesson
from Professer Dave. OK, Shauna it's Groove Master Dave Workman, the
Queen of Boogie Woogie on Hammond instead of piano Wendy DeWitt,
John "Broadway" Tucker's amazing voice and Jimmy Hobson on drumns
that's gonna get me off line and in the groove at the Saturday Soul
Session at The Saloon from 4 to 8pm with no cover charge.

I'm feeling the love today and you and everyone else who have joined
this forum is .85% of that (117 of you in just over a day ain't
bad). While putting this thing together I discovered that the 1100
plus membership at Bay Area Blues Club had 236 members with no e-mail
addresses so they're probably not active, 288 members had dead e-mail
accounts so they're definately not active . That leaves around 600
with plenty of dead weight in there and a bunch that have multiple
ID's so they can respond to some messages anonymously. As I said, I
am feelin' the love thanks to y'all.

Maybe I'll see some of you in North Beach in a bit.

Jack

--- In Jacksblues@yahoogroups.com, "Shauna" <shauna@...> wrote:
>
> it's ok Jack...I grew up with people mis-spelling and mis-
> pronouncing my name...and it's ironic that my band name has the
same
> affliction...even the president can't pronounce "nuclear"...i don't
> think he can spell it either. ;-)
>
> --- In Jacksblues@yahoogroups.com, "Jack C.`" <JCBluz@> wrote:
> >
> > Apologies to Ed for my misspelling of his last name. It's late
or
> > maybe early depending on your frame of reference and I sometimes
> > forget that both Ed Earley and Ed Ivey may have bought the vowel
e
> > from Vanna White to polish up their last names. Anyway, I know
> how
> > to spell their names correctly but just didn't this time for Mr.
> > Earley. Like the kids say these days, "My bad!"
> >
> > Jack
> >
> > --- In Jacksblues@yahoogroups.com, "Jack C.`" <JCBluz@> wrote:
> > >
> > > The current edition of BluesWax e-zine features part one of a
> two
> > part
> > > interview that you might want to check out. After 10 years
with
> > > Albert King Ed moved on but here's part of the story:
> > > "...once you became Albert King's property, nobody else was
> going
> > to
> > > hire you. So, if he decided that you were going to retire then
> you
> > > automatically had to retire because no one else was going to
> touch
> > > you. The only way I could break that taboo was to go far away.
I
> > > considered leaving the country...". Stuff like that doesn't
get
> > > talked about much and Ed tells is like it is. If he's ever
> > recorded
> > > with any of you here you might find a mention of your name in
> theis
> > > short and fun to read interview. Part 2 will go on line late
> > Tuesday
> > > or early Thursday more than likely. There's also an reprint
of
> > Roy
> > > Roger's interview from a year ago to make things Bay Area-ish
> for
> > us.
> > >
> > > Use this link and enjoy: http://www.blueswax.com
> > >
> > > Jack
> > >
> >
>

Shauna Marshall
Creative Director
Napa Valley Life Magazine
p 707.363.7693
f 707.252.9301
mail@shauna.us

Here's a Blues Clue for y'all:

I returned home from an fun afternoon at the Saloon (thanks to Dave
Workman, Wendy DeWitt and John "Broadway" Tucker) with February
schedule in hand (which I've already typed into our group calendar)
and notice a big change.  After next Sunday, King Perkoff's Band is
back on the Sunday afternoon schedule in place of Blues Power.  I
liked it when both these bands were in every other week rotation but
its been around six months of one and six months of the other
recently and King is back in town and his band makes Sundays fun down
there too BUT that means that there's only this afternoon (4pm-8pm
and no cover charge) and next Sunday left to see Applejack with the
Blues Power horn section.  So, if you're too far away or not
interested in attending a Sunday blues jams near you I highly
recommend you stop by because you'll fast see why attending the Blues
Power gigs there have been high on my list of guiltless pleasures.
If you need some blues to be chased away because it's been a bad day
or week Blues Power will do that for you better than anyone.  Those
that saw Applejack sing at Steve Freund's last gig will discover he's
a great harp player too and with at least two saxes backing him is
able to create some powerful and uplifting. You'll want to check in
at the Saloon and check out Blues Power during the next two weeks to
see if I'm lyin'. I've never left there after their show without a
big smile on my face and know that's how it'll be for you too.

Another change on the regular schedule there is that Johnny Nitro's
Friday and Sunday gigs next week have substitutes.  On Friday it'll
be Tony Perez and Second Hand Smoke and next Sunday after the last of
a string of Blues Power Sundays will be The Chris Cobb Band.  It
looks like I'll be doing marathon bar stool duties at the Saloon next
Sunday and hope to see some of you there.

If anyone picks up the Saloon's printed February schedule do be aware
that, in an ecological and/or cost saving move, Greg printed the new
schedule on the back side of the January schedule. A great idea but
you'll want to put a big X over January so you won't get confused.
Also, Ron Hacker won't be on the Saloon schedule until March because
the second and third schedules are always taken and the remaining two
Saturdays nights were booked long ago for Nick Gravenites and Barry
Melton who have many fans waiting for their every three month or so
there appearances.  Mr. Hacker is at Biscuits & Blues on the 8th and
because he's not on the Saloon schedule should impress the Biscuit
bosses with a packed house (but only with your help!).

Jack

Well I sure hope everything works out well for you on this new group
venture...I am sure it will...I just wanted to share some songs that I
have up-loaded to the Stu Blank Tribute Page....
>http://www.myspace.com/stublank<
These are from Live shows at the Crown in Alameda...July 12, 1985...
and also an article about ED EARLEY from the recent issue of the
(on-line edition) of BluesWax
  >http://www.visnat.com/entertainment/music/blueswax/bluesbeat.cfm<

He is one of my favorite horn players for sure..check it out if you
get a chance...pretty kool article...

Best Regards and Maxium Respect
victor rodriguez
http://www.myspace.com/grupolacumbre

Hey Jack,  You're a "Class Act" and I think you've found your niche.
Thank you for inviting me.  It feels like home already.   Celia
--- In Jacksblues@yahoogroups.com, "Jack C.`" <JBlues1@...> wrote:
>
> This group might not officially launch for awhile since I'm still
an
> active part of the yahoo Bay Area Blues Club group of which I'm a
co-
> founder and monitor.  If you've never seen that group you can go to:
> http://groups.yahoo.com/group/bayareablues where I've maintained a
> calendar that is now filled to capacity and just too hard to add
> events to.  For the weekends I've been cut and pasting the blues
> events in the Calendar to a list I've called Jack's WEEKEND BLUES
at
> a Glance which is posted as a message for easy use by all members.
> These are features I'm going to be moving into this new group which
> should have plenty of available space for entering new events in
the
> Calendar and just that will reduce the time I spend doing this
little
> labor of love dramatically.
>
> Also, there's a couple things available for use here (ex. Polls)
that
> weren't an option on the existing group.
>
> So, if you've found this please bookmark the site and check back in
a
> few weeks when I should be ready to launch.
>
> Thanks for your patience -- I look forward to your membership here
> since it's not just about a calendar but it's gonna be a lively
forum
> for you to promote, rate, review and discuss things related to our
> Bay Area Blues scene.
>
> Happy New Year!
>
> Jack
>

Two new videos recorded at 101 NORTH in San Rafael are at the web-site.
http://www.edearleyband.com
click on samples or music/video

c-ya

victor

Stan you look kind of like a math major and it was theater and band
class that kept me out of suumer school.  I should have used my head
and not my cell phone's calculator with no coffee to help until now.
You are correct and if my balding algebra teacher Mrs. Rodriquez
isn't still laughing from the grave after failing me three different
times it's each of you making up 1.17% of my thanks. I really thought
I'd be posting for myself for a long while and that would have been
ok because I'm just in it for a blues list for myself and everything
else is very cool.

Anyway, I'll dust the erasers after class for ya Stan but I won't be
dusting your broom. Your last gig I attended had John Leslie and then
Levi Lloyd sitting next to me at the Tradewinds Bar.  They each loved
what they heard.  Me too!

Jack



--- In Jacksblues@yahoogroups.com, Stan Erhart <Stan_Erhart@...>
wrote:
>
> Hey Jack, not to be picky or anything silly like that -- but
isn't .85% less than 1%?  Was that intentional in your devious
subliminal sort of way?  And I'd appreciate it if you'd mispell my
name more often.  You usually get it right and it's really bugging me.
>
> Footnote -- Dave and Wendy at the Saloon today sounds like a real
good time.
>
> -Stan
>
>
>
>
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: Jacksblues
> Sent: 01/27/2007 01:37 PM
> To: Jacksblues@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: [Jacksbayareabluesclues] Spelling schmelling--any
publicity is better than none / Thnnk you new members
>
> Thanks Shana --
>
> I'll use spell checker next time--not!...and the misspelling above
> was purely intentional.  I'm intending to go back where I last saw
> you hanging out to hear the Dave DeWitt/Wendy Workman combo this
> afternoon on a membership drive mission along with a blues lesson
> from Professer Dave.  OK, Shauna it's Groove Master Dave Workman,
the
> Queen of Boogie Woogie on Hammond instead of piano Wendy DeWitt,
> John "Broadway" Tucker's amazing voice and Jimmy Hobson on drumns
> that's gonna get me off line and in the groove at the Saturday Soul
> Session at The Saloon from 4 to 8pm with no cover charge.
>
> I'm feeling the love today and you and everyone else who have
joined
> this forum is .85% of that (117 of you in just over a day ain't
> bad).  While putting this thing together I discovered that the 1100
> plus membership at Bay Area Blues Club had 236 members with no e-
mail
> addresses so they're probably not active, 288 members had dead e-
mail
> accounts so they're definately not active .  That leaves around 600
> with plenty of dead weight in there and a bunch that have multiple
> ID's so they can respond to some messages anonymously.  As I said,
I
> am feelin' the love thanks to y'all.
>
> Maybe I'll see some of you in North Beach in a bit.
>
> Jack
>
> --- In Jacksblues@yahoogroups.com, "Shauna" <shauna@> wrote:
> >
> > it's ok Jack...I grew up with people mis-spelling and mis-
> > pronouncing my name...and it's ironic that my band name has the
> same
> > affliction...even the president can't pronounce "nuclear"...i
don't
> > think he can spell it either. ;-)
> >
> > --- In Jacksblues@yahoogroups.com, "Jack C.`" <JCBluz@> wrote:
> > >
> > > Apologies to Ed for my misspelling of his last name.  It's late
> or
> > > maybe early depending on your frame of reference and I
sometimes
> > > forget that both Ed Earley and Ed Ivey may have bought the
vowel
> e
> > > from Vanna White to polish up their last names.  Anyway, I know
> > how
> > > to spell their names correctly but just didn't this time for
Mr.
> > > Earley. Like the kids say these days, "My bad!"
> > >
> > > Jack
> > >
> > > --- In Jacksblues@yahoogroups.com, "Jack C.`" <JCBluz@> wrote:
> > > >
> > > > The current edition of BluesWax e-zine features part one of a
> > two
> > > part
> > > > interview that you might want to check out.  After 10 years
> with
> > > > Albert King Ed moved on but here's part of the story:
> > > > "...once you became Albert King's property, nobody else was
> > going
> > > to
> > > > hire you. So, if he decided that you were going to retire
then
> > you
> > > > automatically had to retire because no one else was going to
> > touch
> > > > you. The only way I could break that taboo was to go far
away.
> I
> > > > considered leaving the country...".  Stuff like that doesn't
> get
> > > > talked about much and Ed tells is like it is.  If he's ever
> > > recorded
> > > > with any of you here you might find a mention of your name in
> > theis
> > > > short and fun to read interview.  Part 2 will go on line late
> > > Tuesday
> > > > or early Thursday more than likely.   There's also an reprint
> of
> > > Roy
> > > > Roger's interview from a year ago to make things Bay Area-ish
> > for
> > > us.
> > > >
> > > > Use this link and enjoy: http://www.blueswax.com
> > > >
> > > > Jack
> > > >
> > >
> >
>

Hey Jack, not to be picky or anything silly like that -- but isn't .85% less than 1%?  Was that intentional in your devious subliminal sort of way?  And I'd appreciate it if you'd mispell my name more often.  You usually get it right and it's really bugging me.

Footnote -- Dave and Wendy at the Saloon today sounds like a real good time.

-Stan

---

  ----- Original Message -----
  From: Jacksblues
  Sent: 01/27/2007 01:37 PM
  To: Jacksblues@yahoogroups.com
  Subject: [Jacksbayareabluesclues] Spelling schmelling--any publicity is better than none / Thnnk you new members

Thanks Shana --

I'll use spell checker next time--not!...and the misspelling above
was purely intentional. I'm intending to go back where I last saw
you hanging out to hear the Dave DeWitt/Wendy Workman combo this
afternoon on a membership drive mission along with a blues lesson
from Professer Dave. OK, Shauna it's Groove Master Dave Workman, the
Queen of Boogie Woogie on Hammond instead of piano Wendy DeWitt,
John "Broadway" Tucker's amazing voice and Jimmy Hobson on drumns
that's gonna get me off line and in the groove at the Saturday Soul
Session at The Saloon from 4 to 8pm with no cover charge.

I'm feeling the love today and you and everyone else who have joined
this forum is .85% of that (117 of you in just over a day ain't
bad). While putting this thing together I discovered that the 1100
plus membership at Bay Area Blues Club had 236 members with no e-mail
addresses so they're probably not active, 288 members had dead e-mail
accounts so they're definately not active . That leaves around 600
with plenty of dead weight in there and a bunch that have multiple
ID's so they can respond to some messages anonymously. As I said, I
am feelin' the love thanks to y'all.

Maybe I'll see some of you in North Beach in a bit.

Jack

--- In Jacksblues@yahoogroups.com, "Shauna" <shauna@...> wrote:
>
> it's ok Jack...I grew up with people mis-spelling and mis-
> pronouncing my name...and it's ironic that my band name has the
same
> affliction...even the president can't pronounce "nuclear"...i don't
> think he can spell it either. ;-)
>
> --- In Jacksblues@yahoogroups.com, "Jack C.`" <JCBluz@> wrote:
> >
> > Apologies to Ed for my misspelling of his last name. It's late
or
> > maybe early depending on your frame of reference and I sometimes
> > forget that both Ed Earley and Ed Ivey may have bought the vowel
e
> > from Vanna White to polish up their last names. Anyway, I know
> how
> > to spell their names correctly but just didn't this time for Mr.
> > Earley. Like the kids say these days, "My bad!"
> >
> > Jack
> >
> > --- In Jacksblues@yahoogroups.com, "Jack C.`" <JCBluz@> wrote:
> > >
> > > The current edition of BluesWax e-zine features part one of a
> two
> > part
> > > interview that you might want to check out. After 10 years
with
> > > Albert King Ed moved on but here's part of the story:
> > > "...once you became Albert King's property, nobody else was
> going
> > to
> > > hire you. So, if he decided that you were going to retire then
> you
> > > automatically had to retire because no one else was going to
> touch
> > > you. The only way I could break that taboo was to go far away.
I
> > > considered leaving the country...". Stuff like that doesn't
get
> > > talked about much and Ed tells is like it is. If he's ever
> > recorded
> > > with any of you here you might find a mention of your name in
> theis
> > > short and fun to read interview. Part 2 will go on line late
> > Tuesday
> > > or early Thursday more than likely. There's also an reprint
of
> > Roy
> > > Roger's interview from a year ago to make things Bay Area-ish
> for
> > us.
> > >
> > > Use this link and enjoy: http://www.blueswax.com
> > >
> > > Jack
> > >
> >
>

Thanks Shana --

I'll use spell checker next time--not!...and the misspelling above
was purely intentional. I'm intending to go back where I last saw
you hanging out to hear the Dave DeWitt/Wendy Workman combo this
afternoon on a membership drive mission along with a blues lesson
from Professer Dave. OK, Shauna it's Groove Master Dave Workman, the
Queen of Boogie Woogie on Hammond instead of piano Wendy DeWitt,
John "Broadway" Tucker's amazing voice and Jimmy Hobson on drumns
that's gonna get me off line and in the groove at the Saturday Soul
Session at The Saloon from 4 to 8pm with no cover charge.

I'm feeling the love today and you and everyone else who have joined
this forum is .85% of that (117 of you in just over a day ain't
bad). While putting this thing together I discovered that the 1100
plus membership at Bay Area Blues Club had 236 members with no e-mail
addresses so they're probably not active, 288 members had dead e-mail
accounts so they're definately not active . That leaves around 600
with plenty of dead weight in there and a bunch that have multiple
ID's so they can respond to some messages anonymously. As I said, I
am feelin' the love thanks to y'all.

Maybe I'll see some of you in North Beach in a bit.

Jack

--- In Jacksblues@yahoogroups.com, "Shauna" <shauna@...> wrote:
>
> it's ok Jack...I grew up with people mis-spelling and mis-
> pronouncing my name...and it's ironic that my band name has the
same
> affliction...even the president can't pronounce "nuclear"...i don't
> think he can spell it either. ;-)
>
> --- In Jacksblues@yahoogroups.com, "Jack C.`" <JCBluz@> wrote:
> >
> > Apologies to Ed for my misspelling of his last name. It's late
or
> > maybe early depending on your frame of reference and I sometimes
> > forget that both Ed Earley and Ed Ivey may have bought the vowel
e
> > from Vanna White to polish up their last names. Anyway, I know
> how
> > to spell their names correctly but just didn't this time for Mr.
> > Earley. Like the kids say these days, "My bad!"
> >
> > Jack
> >
> > --- In Jacksblues@yahoogroups.com, "Jack C.`" <JCBluz@> wrote:
> > >
> > > The current edition of BluesWax e-zine features part one of a
> two
> > part
> > > interview that you might want to check out. After 10 years
with
> > > Albert King Ed moved on but here's part of the story:
> > > "...once you became Albert King's property, nobody else was
> going
> > to
> > > hire you. So, if he decided that you were going to retire then
> you
> > > automatically had to retire because no one else was going to
> touch
> > > you. The only way I could break that taboo was to go far away.
I
> > > considered leaving the country...". Stuff like that doesn't
get
> > > talked about much and Ed tells is like it is. If he's ever
> > recorded
> > > with any of you here you might find a mention of your name in
> theis
> > > short and fun to read interview. Part 2 will go on line late
> > Tuesday
> > > or early Thursday more than likely. There's also an reprint
of
> > Roy
> > > Roger's interview from a year ago to make things Bay Area-ish
> for
> > us.
> > >
> > > Use this link and enjoy: http://www.blueswax.com
> > >
> > > Jack
> > >
> >
>

Thanks Shana --

I'll use spell checker next time--not!...and the misspelling above
was purely intentional.  I'm intending to go back where I last saw
you hanging out to hear the Dave DeWitt/Wendy Workman combo this
afternoon on a membership drive mission along with a blues lesson
from Professer Dave.  OK, Shauna it's Groove Master Dave Workman, the
Queen of Boogie Woogie on Hammond instead of piano Wendy DeWitt,
John "Broadway" Tucker's amazing voice and Jimmy Hobson on drumns
that's gonna get me off line and in the groove at the Saturday Soul
Session at The Saloon from 4 to 8pm with no cover charge.

I'm feeling the love today and you and everyone else who have joined
this forum is .85% of that (117 of you in just over a day ain't
bad).  While putting this thing together I discovered that the 1100
plus membership at Bay Area Blues Club had 236 members with no e-mail
addresses so they're probably not active, 288 members had dead e-mail
accounts so they're definately not active .  That leaves around 600
with plenty of dead weight in there and a bunch that have multiple
ID's so they can respond to some messages anonymously.  As I said, I
am feelin' the love thanks to y'all.

Maybe I'll see some of you in North Beach in a bit.

Jack

--- In Jacksblues@yahoogroups.com, "Shauna" <shauna@...> wrote:
>
> it's ok Jack...I grew up with people mis-spelling and mis-
> pronouncing my name...and it's ironic that my band name has the
same
> affliction...even the president can't pronounce "nuclear"...i don't
> think he can spell it either. ;-)
>
> --- In Jacksblues@yahoogroups.com, "Jack C.`" <JCBluz@> wrote:
> >
> > Apologies to Ed for my misspelling of his last name.  It's late
or
> > maybe early depending on your frame of reference and I sometimes
> > forget that both Ed Earley and Ed Ivey may have bought the vowel
e
> > from Vanna White to polish up their last names.  Anyway, I know
> how
> > to spell their names correctly but just didn't this time for Mr.
> > Earley. Like the kids say these days, "My bad!"
> >
> > Jack
> >
> > --- In Jacksblues@yahoogroups.com, "Jack C.`" <JCBluz@> wrote:
> > >
> > > The current edition of BluesWax e-zine features part one of a
> two
> > part
> > > interview that you might want to check out.  After 10 years
with
> > > Albert King Ed moved on but here's part of the story:
> > > "...once you became Albert King's property, nobody else was
> going
> > to
> > > hire you. So, if he decided that you were going to retire then
> you
> > > automatically had to retire because no one else was going to
> touch
> > > you. The only way I could break that taboo was to go far away.
I
> > > considered leaving the country...".  Stuff like that doesn't
get
> > > talked about much and Ed tells is like it is.  If he's ever
> > recorded
> > > with any of you here you might find a mention of your name in
> theis
> > > short and fun to read interview.  Part 2 will go on line late
> > Tuesday
> > > or early Thursday more than likely.   There's also an reprint
of
> > Roy
> > > Roger's interview from a year ago to make things Bay Area-ish
> for
> > us.
> > >
> > > Use this link and enjoy: http://www.blueswax.com
> > >
> > > Jack
> > >
> >
>

it's ok Jack...I grew up with people mis-spelling and mis-
pronouncing my name...and it's ironic that my band name has the same
affliction...even the president can't pronounce "nuclear"...i don't
think he can spell it either. ;-)

--- In Jacksblues@yahoogroups.com, "Jack C.`" <JCBluz@...> wrote:
>
> Apologies to Ed for my misspelling of his last name.  It's late or
> maybe early depending on your frame of reference and I sometimes
> forget that both Ed Earley and Ed Ivey may have bought the vowel e
> from Vanna White to polish up their last names.  Anyway, I know
how
> to spell their names correctly but just didn't this time for Mr.
> Earley. Like the kids say these days, "My bad!"
>
> Jack
>
> --- In Jacksblues@yahoogroups.com, "Jack C.`" <JCBluz@> wrote:
> >
> > The current edition of BluesWax e-zine features part one of a
two
> part
> > interview that you might want to check out.  After 10 years with
> > Albert King Ed moved on but here's part of the story:
> > "...once you became Albert King's property, nobody else was
going
> to
> > hire you. So, if he decided that you were going to retire then
you
> > automatically had to retire because no one else was going to
touch
> > you. The only way I could break that taboo was to go far away. I
> > considered leaving the country...".  Stuff like that doesn't get
> > talked about much and Ed tells is like it is.  If he's ever
> recorded
> > with any of you here you might find a mention of your name in
theis
> > short and fun to read interview.  Part 2 will go on line late
> Tuesday
> > or early Thursday more than likely.   There's also an reprint of
> Roy
> > Roger's interview from a year ago to make things Bay Area-ish
for
> us.
> >
> > Use this link and enjoy: http://www.blueswax.com
> >
> > Jack
> >
>

SATURDAY January 27, 2007

SAN FRANCISCO BLUES

4pm-7pm    Bernard Anderson and the Old School Band at Lou's Pier 47
4pm-8pm    Dave Workman with John "Broadway" Tucker & Wendy DeWitt at
The Saloon *
8pm-10pm   Larry McCray at Biscuits & Blues
8pm-12am   Kevin Russell Band at Lou's Pier 47
9:30pm-1:30am    Delta Wires at The Saloon
9:30pm-1am   Micheal Robinson Band at Skip's Tavern *
10pm-12am   Larry McCray at Biscuits & Blues
3am-6am    Blues For Night Owls on KPOO 89.5FM Community Radio *
http://www.kpoo.com

EAST BAY BLUES

11am-12pm   Best of The Johnny Otis Show on KPFA 94.1 FM, Berkeley *
http://www.kpfa.org
12pm-2pm   Tom Mazzolini's "Blues By the Bay" on KPFA 94.1 FM,
Berkeley *
http://www.kpfa.org
7pm-1am    Juke Box Blues (D J) at Eli's Mile High Club, Oakland *
8pm-12am   Birdlegg & The Tightfit Blues Band at Dotha's Juke Joint,
Oakland *
8:30pm-12:30am   The Detours at Hotel Del Rio, Isleton
9pm-1am    Knee Action Blues Band featuring Beth
Kohnen at the Warehouse Bar, Oakland
9pm-1am    Grace Wood at Eli's Mile High Club, Oakland
9pm-1am    Frank Samuels and Friends at the Continental Club,
Oakland
9:30pm-1:30am    Nicole McRory with the Soul Sisters at Beckett's,
Berkeley *
9:30pm-1:30am    Alameda All Stars at the Mojo Lounge, Fremont
9:30pm-1:30am    Big Delta at Babe's Place, Livermore

NORTH BAY BLUES

10am-11am   Under the Influence hosted by Roy Rogers on KRSH 95.9 FM,
Santa Rosa *
11am-2pm   Frederick Nighthawk at Mama's Royal Cafe, Mill Valley *
3pm-7:30 pm   Bayside Jazz with Dan Hicks (with Robi Bean) at
Sweetwater, Mill Valley *
7:30pm-11pm   Frederick Nighthawk at the Villagio Inn & Spa,
Yountville *
8pm-11pm   Eric Bibb & Eliza Gilkyson Kate Wolf birthday celebration
features folk and acoustic blues greats at Sebastopol Community
Center, Sebastopol
http:www.cumuluspresents.com
8:30pm-12am   Lavay Smith & His Red Hot Skillet Lickers at Rancho
Nicasio, Nicasio
9:30pm-1:30am    Pulsators at 505 Mendocino Club, Santa Rosa
10pm-1:30am   Raymond Jax R & B Revue at River House, Petaluma
10pm-1:30am   The Koz at Downtown Joe's, Napa

SOUTH BAY BLUES

9am-12pm   "Blues with a Feeling" hosted by Byrd of Paradise on 90.1
FM, Palo Alto *
http://kzsu.stanford.edu
3pm-10pm   Benefit for Habitat for Humanity at Poor House Bistro, San
Jose
___1-3pm _______Jimmy Dewrance and Jon Lawton
___3:30-5:30pm__The Gators,
___6-10pm_______Lara Price Band featuring Laura Chavez with silent
auction, raffle prizes and crawfish boil all day!

7pm-10pm   Glen Walters at Half Moon Bay Brewing Company, Princeton-
by-the-Sea *
7pm-9pm    Blues Bombers at JJ's Blues, San Jose
7pm-10pm   Norton Buffalo & Roy Rogers at The Attic, Santa Cruz
7pm-10pm   Glen Walters at Half Moon Bay Brewing Company, Princeton-
by-the-Sea *
7pm-9pm    Mose Allison at Kuumbrwa Jazz Center, Santa Cruz
7:30pm-11pm   Blues Cadillac at Firehouse Grill & Brewery, Sunnyvale
*
8pm-12am   Jo-el Sonner Band--Rockin "Kings of Cajun" at Little Fox,
Redwood City
8:30pm-12am   Kenny "Blue" Ray & the Hoorays (Jake Jacobs, J B Davis
and Norm DeCarlo) at Henfling's Tavern, Ben Lomand
9pm-1am    Amy Lou's Blues at the Seahorse Saloon, Pacifica
9pm-1am    Rusty Sterling & Friends at Murphy's Law, Sunnyvale
9pm-1am    Chris Bell at JJ's Blues, San Jose
9pm-1am    Joe Weiders Project Percolator at Moe's Alley, Santa Cruz
9pm-11pm   Mose Allison at Kuumbrwa Jazz Center, Santa Cruz
9:30pm-1:30am    Vinyl plus Joe Weiders Project Percolator at Moe's
Alley, Santa Cruz

BLUES BEYOND THE BAY

5pm-8pm    Acoustic with Good Gravy at the Torch Club, Sacramento
5pm-9pm    Omar Shariff at Headhunters, Sacramento
8pm-12am   Black Cat Bone at Sacramento Brewing Company, Sacramento
8pm-12am   Jeramy Norris Band at Iron Door Saloon, Groveland
8pm-12am   Whitewater Blues Jam in the Silver Dollar Saloon,
Marysville
8:30am-11:30am   Doc Rock & The Stuff at Elk Grove Brewery, Elk Grove
*
9pm-1am    Jim Sprankle and the Uptown Blues Bandat the Torch Club,
Sacramento
9pm-12am   John Lee Hooker Jr. plus A C Myles at Crossroads, Fresno
9pm-1am    Little Charlie & the Nightcats at Lou's Lounge, Rancho
Cordova
9pm-1am    Bonedrivers at Constable Jack's, Newcastle
9pm-1am    D.J. Slate and Rocket 88 at Rudy's Jazz & Blues, Mercede
9pm-1am    Force 'Em at Bobby Salazar's in the Tower Distrct, Fresno
9pm-1am    Little Charlie and the Nightcats at Louie's at Cocktail
Lounge, Rancho Cordova
9pm-1am    John Koerner and Willy Murphy at the 400 Bar, Mpls.
9:30 pm-1:30am   Bonedrivers at Constable Jack's, Newcastle

                  * = FREE (No Cover Charge)

============================================================

SUNDAY January 28, 2007

SAN FRANCISCO BLUES

3am-6am    Blues For Night Owls on KPOO 89.5 FM Community Radio *
http://www.kpoo.com
4pm-8pm    Blues Power featuring Applejack at The Saloon *
6pm-10pm   Larry Dunn at Lou's Pier 47
6pm-9pm    Dr. Mojo Band at Down Beat Lounge upstairs at Biscuits &
Blues *
6pm-9pm    Little Wolf and the Hellcats at The Sunday Blues and Jazz
Club at Boondock Bay
7:45pm-11:45pm   Rhythmtown-Jive with Tim Eschliman
Kevin Zuffi, Michael Peloquin and more at Andrew Jagger's Seafood &
Jazz at the Condor
8pm-7:30am   Red Beans & Rice at Biscuits & Blues
9pm-2am    Ed Ivey's Blues Jam at then Swig Bar
9:30pm-1:30am    Johnny Nitro & The Doorslammers at The Saloon *

EAST BAY BLUES

4pm-9pm    Blues Jam at The Bistro, Hayward *
4pm-8pm    Wendy DeWitt & Dave Workman's Hammond blues trio at Capri--
4125 Appian Way, El Sobrante *
4pm-8pm    Wingnut Adams Blues Band at Rusty Porthole, Bethel Island
4:30pm-7:30pm    Ed Ivey, Adam Traum, & Natalie Kaye Cvetic-Jones at
Cato's Ale House, Oakland *
5pm-8pm    Rhythm Doctors All Stars with Tia Carroll at Petar's
Restaurant, Lafayette *
5:30pm-8:30 pm    Jam Night hosted by Dean at Eli's, Oakland *
7pm-1am    Blues every Sunday at Roundtree's R & B Hall of Fame
Museaum & Restaurant (formerly Ruthie's), Berkeley *
8pm-12am   AlVon & his Allstars at Rumours, Oakland

NORTH BAY BLUES

6:30pm-10:30pm   Eugene Huggins and Chris Goddard at Saylor's
Landing, Sausalito *
8pm-11pm   Open mic with Chris Brown at Smiley's Schooner Saloon,
Bolinas
8:00 pm-12am   Smokin' Goose's Blues Jam at the Willowbrook Ale
House, Petaluma *
8pm-12am   Blues Jam at La Strda, Santa Rosa *
9:30pm-1:30 am    Joe Weiders Project Percolator at Sweetwater
Saloon, Mill Valley

SOUTH BAY BLUES

4am-8am    Shane Dwight Blues Band at Moss Landing Inn, Moss Landing
*
12pm-4pm   School of Blues Student Performance at Poor House Bistro,
San Jose *
3pm-6pm    Joey DeFrancesco Trio (jazz organ master)
at Bach Dancing and Dynamite Society, Half Moon Bay
3pm-7pm    Blues TBA at the Firehouse Grill, Sunnyvale
4pm-8pm    Kickin' The Mule at Half Moon Bay Brewing Company,
Princeton-by-the-Sea *
4pm-8pm    Blues Jam hosted by The Bart Shea Band at the Pioneer
Saloon, Woodside *
5pm-9pm    Leon & Rare Touch at JJ's Blues, San Jose *
6pm-10pm   Amy Lou's Blues at Henfling's Tavern, Ben Lomand *
7pm-10pm   Brian Auger's Oblivion Express at the Little Fox, Redwood
CIty
7pm-11pm   Dennis Dove's or Richie Cowan's Blues Jam at The Fog Bank,
Capitola
7:30pm-11:30pm   Pro Jam hosted by Stan Erhart at Old Princeton
Landing, Princeton-by-the-Sea *
9pm-1am    Alvin Draper's Band at JJ's Blues, San Jose *

BLUES BEYOND THE BAY

7am-11am   "Breakfast with the Blues" hosted by Steve Spoulos on
KVRM, Eugene Oregon *
http://www.kvrm.org
1pm-6pm     Sunday Blues Open Jam and Good Times hosted by Mitch Kay
& the Groove Deluxe Band at the Holiday Cabaret, Cabaret
4pm-8pm    Jimmy Pailer's Showcase Blues Jam at the Torch Club,
Sacramento
4pm-8pm    Allen Frank & The Leather Souls at the Drytown Club,
Drytown
4pm-8pm    Blues Jam hosted by the Double D Blues Band at Haven Acres
Marina Bar, Lathrop
5pm-9pm    Omar Shariff at Headhunters, Sacramento
5pm-9pm    Blues Jam hosted by the Bluenatics at Stoney Inn,
Sacramento
7pm-11pm   Blues Jam Sessions hosted by Guitar Mac at the Time Out
Tavern, Fair Oaks
7pm-11:00 pm   Blues Jam with Dave Channell at Louie's Lounge, Rancho
Cordova
8pm-12am   Sunday Blues Jam with Steve Mears & Probable Cause at the
Powerhouse Pub, Folsom
9pm-1am    Sunday Night Jam with Greg Stampler at On The "Y",
Sacramento
9pm-1am    Stacie Eakes and the Superfreakes at the Torch Club,
Sacramento

                  * = FREE (No Cover Charge)

Note:  This list has only one new event in it but is being posted to
see if yahoo's message delivery system is fixed yet and see if this
post beats out the six hour wait from my last attempt to post the
weekend list.  Have a great weekend everyone!
............................................jack

--- In Jacksblues@yahoogroups.com, "Jack C.`" <JCBluz@...> wrote:
>
> Apologies to Ed for my misspelling of his last name.  It's late or
> maybe early depending on your frame of reference and I sometimes
> forget that both Ed Earley and Ed Ivey may have bought the vowel e
> from Vanna White to polish up their last names.  Anyway, I know how
> to spell their names correctly but just didn't this time for Mr.
> Earley. Like the kids say these days, "My bad!"
>
> Jack
>
> --- In Jacksblues@yahoogroups.com, "Jack C.`" <JCBluz@> wrote:
> >
> > The current edition of BluesWax e-zine features part one of a two
> part
> > interview that you might want to check out.  After 10 years with
> > Albert King Ed moved on but here's part of the story:
> > "...once you became Albert King's property, nobody else was going
> to
> > hire you. So, if he decided that you were going to retire then you
> > automatically had to retire because no one else was going to touch
> > you. The only way I could break that taboo was to go far away. I
> > considered leaving the country...".  Stuff like that doesn't get
> > talked about much and Ed tells is like it is.  If he's ever
> recorded
> > with any of you here you might find a mention of your name in theis
> > short and fun to read interview.  Part 2 will go on line late
> Tuesday
> > or early Thursday more than likely.   There's also an reprint of
> Roy
> > Roger's interview from a year ago to make things Bay Area-ish for
> us.
> >
> > Use this link and enjoy: http://www.blueswax.com
> >
> > Jack






Hey Jack....
yeah ...interesting article for sure.....the ed earley band has a
couple of new videos up and running at

http://www.edearleyband.com/VID1.html

http://www.edearleyband.com/VID2.html

recorded at 101 North in San Rafael......

also for some vintage Ed Earley when he was with Albert King...
Montreux 1990...keep an eye on the horn players..they got the
moves..and can flat out play....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3plFhpHTibE



is it early...?? or late...?

Apologies to Ed for my misspelling of his last name.  It's late or
maybe early depending on your frame of reference and I sometimes
forget that both Ed Earley and Ed Ivey may have bought the vowel e
from Vanna White to polish up their last names.  Anyway, I know how
to spell their names correctly but just didn't this time for Mr.
Earley. Like the kids say these days, "My bad!"

Jack

--- In Jacksblues@yahoogroups.com, "Jack C.`" <JCBluz@...> wrote:
>
> The current edition of BluesWax e-zine features part one of a two
part
> interview that you might want to check out.  After 10 years with
> Albert King Ed moved on but here's part of the story:
> "...once you became Albert King's property, nobody else was going
to
> hire you. So, if he decided that you were going to retire then you
> automatically had to retire because no one else was going to touch
> you. The only way I could break that taboo was to go far away. I
> considered leaving the country...".  Stuff like that doesn't get
> talked about much and Ed tells is like it is.  If he's ever
recorded
> with any of you here you might find a mention of your name in theis
> short and fun to read interview.  Part 2 will go on line late
Tuesday
> or early Thursday more than likely.   There's also an reprint of
Roy
> Roger's interview from a year ago to make things Bay Area-ish for
us.
>
> Use this link and enjoy: http://www.blueswax.com
>
> Jack
>

The current edition of BluesWax e-zine features part one of a two part
interview that you might want to check out.  After 10 years with
Albert King Ed moved on but here's part of the story:
"...once you became Albert King's property, nobody else was going to
hire you. So, if he decided that you were going to retire then you
automatically had to retire because no one else was going to touch
you. The only way I could break that taboo was to go far away. I
considered leaving the country...".  Stuff like that doesn't get
talked about much and Ed tells is like it is.  If he's ever recorded
with any of you here you might find a mention of your name in theis
short and fun to read interview.  Part 2 will go on line late Tuesday
or early Thursday more than likely.   There's also an reprint of Roy
Roger's interview from a year ago to make things Bay Area-ish for us.

Use this link and enjoy: http://www.blueswax.com

Jack

Since this got on the public board my reply might help others....mayb
e not.

First, you can always change the way you recieve e-mails by using
the "Edit Membership" option just above the blues banner with this
group's name on it.  Those that have joined with the individual e-mail
option might want to change that to the Daily Digest option if the
message board gets a lot of traffic.  That won't help you in you
situation.

What will work will be me or you unsubscribing you from the group with
the waverider ID you signed in with and me sending you an new
ivitation to your AOL account which has the same name as one of the
guys playing his butt off at thye Redwood Jam this week--oh, yeah,
that was you!  Anyway, that'll get you what you want and I'm sorry it
didn't click with me when you requested the same at that other group
that we're still all in.  You can also set your "Edit Membership"
option so you get no e-mail and are planning on reading the messages
off of the Home page.  So, look for a new invite in your aol mail and
I'll sign out the silversurfer--I mean waveriderjon51 subscription
and  your world here will be bluesy again.

The partly computerized message I sent you previously was to remind
you that you don't have a yahoo ID.  Without one you can't access the
fun stuff that you can find by visiting the group from its Home page.
The Links will take you to the Calendar which is a good way of finding
event information when yahoo's e-mail servers are down (like it is
right now) plus there's days worth of fun hidden in the Links.  All
members are invited to add your own fun in those Links.  I've got lots
of different topics and there's a completely empty area for your
Photos.

--- In Jacksblues@yahoogroups.com, waveriderjon51@... wrote:
>
> OK, umm like I said I'm trying to phase out this email name so
please send
> this info to _jonnydomino@..._ (mailto:jonnydomino@...)  don't  send
it
> here any more send it to the jonny domino site.
> Thanks
> Jonny Domino
>

FRIDAY January 26, 2007

SAN FRANCISCO BLUES

4pm-7pm    Christopher Ford Band at Lou's Pier 47
4pm-8pm    West Coast Blues Revue at The Saloon *
8pm-12am   Johnny Smith & Friends (acoustic blues) at the Beach
Chalet
8pm-12am   Chris Cobb Band at Lou's Pier 47
8pm-10pm   Shane Dwight Band at Biscuits & Blues
9:30pm-1:30am    Johnny Nitro & The Doorslammers at The Saloon
10pm-12am   Shane Dwight Band at Biscuits & Blues
11pm-1:30am   Bluenote Cats at Down Beat Lounge upstairs at Biscuits
& Blues

EAST BAY BLUES

7pm-1am    Juke Box Blues (D J) at Eli's Mile High Club, Oakland *
9:30pm-1:30am    Willie G at the Mojo Lounge, Fremont

NORTH BAY BLUES

7pm-11pm    Alvon Johnson (solo acoustic) at Calistoga Inn Restaurant
& Brewery, Calistoga
7:30pm-11pm   Frederick Nighthawk at the Villagio Inn & Spa,
Yountville *
8pm-12am   Brian Auger's Oblivion Express plus opener Plum Crazy at
McNear's Mystic Theatre, Petaluma
8:30pm-12am   Ed Earley Band at Rancho Nicasio, Nicasio
9pm-1am    Nick Gravenites Allstar Band at Negri's, Occidental
9pm-1am    Jo-El Sonnier (Cajun swamp boogie) at Last Day Saloon,
Santa Rosa
9pm-1am    UB707 (R&B) in the Lounge at The Flamingo Resort Hotel,
Santa Rosa
9:30pm-1:30am    Levi Lloyd & the 501's at Spancky's, Cotati
9:30pm-1:30 am   Raisin' Cain at 505 Mendocino Club, Santa Rosa

SOUTH BAY BLUES

6pm-10pm   Steve Freund Trio at Poor House Bistro, San Jose *
7pm-9pm    Amy Lou's Blues at JJ's Blues, San Jose
7pm-10pm    Scott Miller Trio at the Paragon Restaurant & Bar,
downtown San Jose
8pm-12am   Keith Greeninger Band plus Jeffrey Halford & The Healers
at Little Fox, Redwood City
8pm-12am   Mighty Mike Schermer at the Fog Bank, Capitola
8:30pm-1:30am    Groove Kings plus Black Pearl at #1 Broadway, Los
Gatos *
9pm-12am   "Crazy About the Blues" hosted by Kathleen Lawton on KCSM
91.1 FM, San Mateo *
http://www.kcsm.org
9pm-1am    Mojo Madness featuring James "Loose" Reed and Jim
Caroompas at Old Princeton Landing, Princeton-by-the-Sea
9pm-10pm   Sinister Blue at the Crows Nest Santa Cruz
9:30pm-1:30am    Little Charlie & The Nightcats at JJ's Blues, San
Jose
9:30pm-1:30am    Joe Weiders Project Percolator at Moe's Alley, Santa
Cruz

BLUES BEYOND THE BAY

1pm-3pm    "Blues from Skae's Corner on
http//www.freq.ca/programming.htm/*
5pm-8pm    Acoustic Trio with Pailer, Taylor & Fratis at The Torch
Club, Sacramento
5pm-9pm    Omar Shariff at Headhunters, Sacramento
6pm-10pm   Dave Croall, Johnny Knox & The Soothers at Lucille's BBQ,
Rocklin
7pm-11pm   Gayiel Von at the Delta King Lounge, Old Sacramento
7pm-11pm   Friday Night Blues Jam with Marshal Wilkerson at Verona
Joe's, Sacramento
7pm-9pm    3 Guys Playin The Blues at Patio Cafe, Fresno *
8pm-10pm   "The South Side" hosted by Chas Lewis on KHSU-FM, Arcada *
http://www.thesouthside.org
8pm-12am   Doc Rock & The Stuff in the Blue Room Lounge at the
Clarion Hotel, Sacramento
8pm-10pm   Bobby D and the Blues Organ-ization at Bub's Coffee Bar,
RocklinPine Grove
8pm-12am   Jeramy Norris Band at Iron Door Saloon, Groveland
8pm-12am   Whitewater Blues Jam in the Silver Dollar Saloon,
Marysville
8:30pm-11:30pm   Mark Wellendorf at Elk Grove Brewery, Elk Grove *
9pm-1:00 am    Daniel Castro Band at Torch Club, Sacramento
9pm-1am    Alan Hall Blues Band at Vinny's Place, Chowchilla
9pm-1am    Rudy Parris Band at Doogle McGuire's, Visalia
9pm-1am    Willy Murphy at Eagles Club, Mpls.

                  * = FREE (No Cover Charge)

============================================================

SATURDAY January 27, 2007

SAN FRANCISCO BLUES

4pm-7pm    Bernard Anderson and the Old School Band at Lou's Pier 47
4pm-8pm    Dave Workman with John "Broadway" Tucker & Wendy DeWitt at
The Saloon *
8pm-10pm   Larry McCray at Biscuits & Blues
8pm-12am   Kevin Russell Band at Lou's Pier 47
9:30pm-1:30am    Delta Wires at The Saloon
10pm-12am   Larry McCray at Biscuits & Blues
3am-6am    Blues For Night Owls on KPOO 89.5FM Community Radio *
http://www.kpoo.com

EAST BAY BLUES

11am-12pm   Best of The Johnny Otis Show on KPFA 94.1 FM, Berkeley *
http://www.kpfa.org
12pm-2pm   Tom Mazzolini's "Blues By the Bay" on KPFA 94.1 FM,
Berkeley *
http://www.kpfa.org
7pm-1am    Juke Box Blues (D J) at Eli's Mile High Club, Oakland *
8pm-12am   Birdlegg & The Tightfit Blues Band at Dotha's Juke Joint,
Oakland *
8:30pm-12:30am   The Detours at Hotel Del Rio, Isleton
9pm-1am    Knee Action Blues Band featuring Beth
Kohnen at the Warehouse Bar, Oakland
9pm-1am    Grace Wood at Eli's Mile High Club, Oakland
9pm-1am    Frank Samuels and Friends at the Continental Club,
Oakland
9:30pm-1:30am    Nicole McRory with the Soul Sisters at Beckett's,
Berkeley *
9:30pm-1:30am    Alameda All Stars at the Mojo Lounge, Fremont
9:30pm-1:30am    Big Delta at Babe's Place, Livermore

NORTH BAY BLUES

10am-11am   Under the Influence hosted by Roy Rogers on KRSH 95.9 FM,
Santa Rosa *
11am-2pm   Frederick Nighthawk at Mama's Royal Cafe, Mill Valley *
3pm-7:30 pm   Bayside Jazz with Dan Hicks (with Robi Bean) at
Sweetwater, Mill Valley *
7:30pm-11pm   Frederick Nighthawk at the Villagio Inn & Spa,
Yountville *
8pm-11pm   Eric Bibb & Eliza Gilkyson Kate Wolf birthday celebration
features folk and acoustic blues greats at Sebastopol Community
Center, Sebastopol
http:www.cumuluspresents.com
8:30pm-12am   Lavay Smith & His Red Hot Skillet Lickers at Rancho
Nicasio, Nicasio
9:30pm-1:30am    Pulsators at 505 Mendocino Club, Santa Rosa
10pm-1:30am   Raymond Jax R & B Revue at River House, Petaluma
10pm-1:30am   The Koz at Downtown Joe's, Napa

SOUTH BAY BLUES

9am-12pm   "Blues with a Feeling" hosted by Byrd of Paradise on 90.1
FM, Palo Alto *
http://kzsu.stanford.edu
3pm-10pm   Benefit for Habitat for Humanity at Poor House Bistro, San
Jose
___1-3pm _______Jimmy Dewrance and Jon Lawton
___3:30-5:30pm__The Gators,
___6-10pm_______Lara Price Band featuring Laura Chavez with silent
auction, raffle prizes and crawfish boil all day!

7pm-10pm   Glen Walters at Half Moon Bay Brewing Company, Princeton-
by-the-Sea *
7pm-9pm    Blues Bombers at JJ's Blues, San Jose
7pm-10pm   Norton Buffalo & Roy Rogers at The Attic, Santa Cruz
7pm-10pm   Glen Walters at Half Moon Bay Brewing Company, Princeton-
by-the-Sea *
7pm-9pm    Mose Allison at Kuumbrwa Jazz Center, Santa Cruz
7:30pm-11pm   Blues Cadillac at Firehouse Grill & Brewery, Sunnyvale
*
8pm-12am   Jo-el Sonner Band--Rockin "Kings of Cajun" at Little Fox,
Redwood City
8:30pm-12am   Kenny "Blue" Ray & the Hoorays (Jake Jacobs, J B Davis
and Norm DeCarlo) at Henfling's Tavern, Ben Lomand
9pm-1am    Amy Lou's Blues at the Seahorse Saloon, Pacifica
9pm-1am    Rusty Sterling & Friends at Murphy's Law, Sunnyvale
9pm-1am    Chris Bell at JJ's Blues, San Jose
9pm-1am    Joe Weiders Project Percolator at Moe's Alley, Santa Cruz
9pm-11pm   Mose Allison at Kuumbrwa Jazz Center, Santa Cruz
9:30pm-1:30am    Vinyl plus Joe Weiders Project Percolator at Moe's
Alley, Santa Cruz

BLUES BEYOND THE BAY

5pm-8pm    Acoustic with Good Gravy at the Torch Club, Sacramento
5pm-9pm    Omar Shariff at Headhunters, Sacramento
8pm-12am   Black Cat Bone at Sacramento Brewing Company, Sacramento
8pm-12am   Jeramy Norris Band at Iron Door Saloon, Groveland
8pm-12am   Whitewater Blues Jam in the Silver Dollar Saloon,
Marysville
8:30am-11:30am   Doc Rock & The Stuff at Elk Grove Brewery, Elk Grove
*
9pm-1am    Jim Sprankle and the Uptown Blues Bandat the Torch Club,
Sacramento
9pm-12am   John Lee Hooker Jr. plus A C Myles at Crossroads, Fresno
9pm-1am    Little Charlie & the Nightcats at Lou's Lounge, Rancho
Cordova
9pm-1am    Bonedrivers at Constable Jack's, Newcastle
9pm-1am    D.J. Slate and Rocket 88 at Rudy's Jazz & Blues, Mercede
9pm-1am    Force 'Em at Bobby Salazar's in the Tower Distrct, Fresno
9pm-1am    Little Charlie and the Nightcats at Louie's at Cocktail
Lounge, Rancho Cordova
9pm-1am    John Koerner and Willy Murphy at the 400 Bar, Mpls.
9:30 pm-1:30am   Bonedrivers at Constable Jack's, Newcastle

                  * = FREE (No Cover Charge)

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SUNDAY January 28, 2007

SAN FRANCISCO BLUES

3am-6am    Blues For Night Owls on KPOO 89.5 FM Community Radio *
http://www.kpoo.com
4pm-8pm    Blues Power featuring Applejack at The Saloon *
6pm-10pm   Larry Dunn at Lou's Pier 47
6pm-9pm    Dr. Mojo Band at Down Beat Lounge upstairs at Biscuits &
Blues *
6pm-9pm    Little Wolf and the Hellcats at The Sunday Blues and Jazz
Club at Boondock Bay
7:45pm-11:45pm   Rhythmtown-Jive with Tim Eschliman
Kevin Zuffi, Michael Peloquin and more at Andrew Jagger's Seafood &
Jazz at the Condor
8pm-7:30am   Red Beans & Rice at Biscuits & Blues
9pm-2am    Ed Ivey's Blues Jam at then Swig Bar
9:30pm-1:30am    Johnny Nitro & The Doorslammers at The Saloon *

EAST BAY BLUES

4pm-9pm    Blues Jam at The Bistro, Hayward *
4pm-8pm    Wendy DeWitt & Dave Workman's Hammond blues trio at Capri--
4125 Appian Way, El Sobrante *
4pm-8pm    Wingnut Adams Blues Band at Rusty Porthole, Bethel Island
4:30pm-7:30pm    Ed Ivey, Adam Traum, & Natalie Kaye Cvetic-Jones at
Cato's Ale House, Oakland *
5pm-8pm    Rhythm Doctors All Stars with Tia Carroll at Petar's
Restaurant, Lafayette *
5:30pm-8:30 pm    Jam Night hosted by Dean at Eli's, Oakland *
7pm-1am    Blues every Sunday at Roundtree's R & B Hall of Fame
Museaum & Restaurant (formerly Ruthie's), Berkeley *
8pm-12am   AlVon & his Allstars at Rumours, Oakland

NORTH BAY BLUES

6:30pm-10:30pm   Eugene Huggins and Chris Goddard at Saylor's
Landing, Sausalito *
8pm-11pm   Open mic with Chris Brown at Smiley's Schooner Saloon,
Bolinas
8:00 pm-12am   Smokin' Goose's Blues Jam at the Willowbrook Ale
House, Petaluma *
8pm-12am   Blues Jam at La Strda, Santa Rosa *
9:30pm-1:30 am    Joe Weiders Project Percolator at Sweetwater
Saloon, Mill Valley

SOUTH BAY BLUES

4am-8am    Shane Dwight Blues Band at Moss Landing Inn, Moss Landing
*
12pm-4pm   School of Blues Student Performance at Poor House Bistro,
San Jose *
3pm-6pm    Joey DeFrancesco Trio (jazz organ master)
at Bach Dancing and Dynamite Society, Half Moon Bay
3pm-7pm    Blues TBA at the Firehouse Grill, Sunnyvale
4pm-8pm    Kickin' The Mule at Half Moon Bay Brewing Company,
Princeton-by-the-Sea *
4pm-8pm    Blues Jam hosted by The Bart Shea Band at the Pioneer
Saloon, Woodside *
5pm-9pm    Leon & Rare Touch at JJ's Blues, San Jose *
6pm-10pm   Amy Lou's Blues at Henfling's Tavern, Ben Lomand *
7pm-10pm   Brian Auger's Oblivion Express at the Little Fox, Redwood
CIty
7pm-11pm   Dennis Dove's or Richie Cowan's Blues Jam at The Fog Bank,
Capitola
7:30pm-11:30pm   Pro Jam hosted by Stan Erhart at Old Princeton
Landing, Princeton-by-the-Sea *
9pm-1am    Alvin Draper's Band at JJ's Blues, San Jose *

BLUES BEYOND THE BAY

7am-11am   "Breakfast with the Blues" hosted by Steve Spoulos on
KVRM, Eugene Oregon *
http://www.kvrm.org
1pm-6pm     Sunday Blues Open Jam and Good Times hosted by Mitch Kay
& the Groove Deluxe Band at the Holiday Cabaret, Cabaret
4pm-8pm    Jimmy Pailer's Showcase Blues Jam at the Torch Club,
Sacramento
4pm-8pm    Allen Frank & The Leather Souls at the Drytown Club,
Drytown
4pm-8pm    Blues Jam hosted by the Double D Blues Band at Haven Acres
Marina Bar, Lathrop
5pm-9pm    Omar Shariff at Headhunters, Sacramento
5pm-9pm    Blues Jam hosted by the Bluenatics at Stoney Inn,
Sacramento
7pm-11pm   Blues Jam Sessions hosted by Guitar Mac at the Time Out
Tavern, Fair Oaks
7pm-11:00 pm   Blues Jam with Dave Channell at Louie's Lounge, Rancho
Cordova
8pm-12am   Sunday Blues Jam with Steve Mears & Probable Cause at the
Powerhouse Pub, Folsom
9pm-1am    Sunday Night Jam with Greg Stampler at On The "Y",
Sacramento
9pm-1am    Stacie Eakes and the Superfreakes at the Torch Club,
Sacramento

                  * = FREE (No Cover Charge)

NOTE:

I wasn't going to start posting in here until the 1st but since the
ice has already been broken (and it didn't even need fixing) and
Yahoo is having message problems so this same list has been in limbo
for hours and hasn't shown up the the Bay Area Blues Club's board
where it is marked to be the last time posted there.  Hopefully, this
will appear on the board here before the weekend is over!  Just in
case, the calendar here should be pretty much up to date and you can
click on the link to the left and see what's happening.

Rhythm Doctors Fri. Sat. just added.
Fri. & Sat. Petar's 32 Lafayette Circle Lafayette 9 to 1

Sun.Petar's 32 Lafayette Circle Lafayette 5 to 8 with Tia Carroll.

http://www.rhythmdoctors.com
http://www.tiacarroll.com
http://www.petars.com
PEACE Jimmy

Some club members may also be fans of black gospel.  I'm sad to
announce that Sammy Pickney of the Pickney Singers just passed this
week.  He was in need of a liver transplant and had been in intensive
care at Stanford Medical Center.  Sammy was a deacon at New Antioch
Baptist Church on Fell St. in SF.  He had the ability to electrify
audiences with his singing.  His impeccable style and beautiful lead
will be missed.
Producer Tony Heilbut and I visited with Reverend Claude Jeter of the
Swan Silvertones last week in the Bronx, NY.  Jeter had suffered a
mild heart attack and was moved to two different hospitals and finally
to a home in the Bronx.  He's on a respirator and couldn't speak, but
he recognized Tony and I and, according to the nurses, smiled for the
first time since he got there.  FYI, Jeter is the singer whose style
heavily influenced Al Green, Eddie Kendricks, Curtis Mayfield and many
others.  Please keep him in your prayers.
-Spencer

Hey Bluzers. . . James Reed is back from the Bluz Cruz and ready to
blow with Mojo Madness tonight at the Old Princeton Landing near Half
Moon Bay. Downbeat is 9 p.m. We hope to see you there. I've got a new
guitar and a new amp and I'm anxious to try out both.

Jim Caroompas

Just in from John Nemeth is news of his new cd release:

Happy New Year Everyone!

I am very proud to announce the release of my latest
CD
"Magic Touch," which combines twelve evocative tracks
of original
material and songs from some of my favorite artists.
The album was produced by the famed
Anson Funderburgh, and I was once again lucky enough
to
have Mr. Junior Watson join us on guitar.  You'll
appreciate
the mix of blues and soul accentuated by the legendary
Texas Horns.

I had a wonderful time making this CD, I think we
really found the right chemistry.
I believe it is the best CD I've made yet.

"Magic Touch" is available for purchase on my website
http://www.johnnemethblues.com/

This Spring, I will begin a U.S. tour where I hope to
see you
personally at
a show!  You can see the tour schedule on my web site.

Thank you for all of your support.

John Nemeth

This group might not officially launch for awhile since I'm still an
active part of the yahoo Bay Area Blues Club group of which I'm a co-
founder and monitor.  If you've never seen that group you can go to:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/bayareablues where I've maintained a
calendar that is now filled to capacity and just too hard to add
events to.  For the weekends I've been cut and pasting the blues
events in the Calendar to a list I've called Jack's WEEKEND BLUES at
a Glance which is posted as a message for easy use by all members.
These are features I'm going to be moving into this new group which
should have plenty of available space for entering new events in the
Calendar and just that will reduce the time I spend doing this little
labor of love dramatically.

Also, there's a couple things available for use here (ex. Polls) that
weren't an option on the existing group.

So, if you've found this please bookmark the site and check back in a
few weeks when I should be ready to launch.

Thanks for your patience -- I look forward to your membership here
since it's not just about a calendar but it's gonna be a lively forum
for you to promote, rate, review and discuss things related to our
Bay Area Blues scene.

Happy New Year!

Jack