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Saturday night opened with a New Orleans style jazz set from
pianist Jon Cleary and the Absolute Monster Gentlemen. Songs
performed included Going Home to New Orleans, Loose Boogie, Help
Me Somebody and Mohippy. A great start to the evening sessions. |
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Rowley and her band took to the stage next. Beth, born in Peru
but raised in Bristol attended the same music school as Adele
and Duffy, led the band through Nobody’s Fault, Oh My Life, I
Shall Be Released, I’d Rather Go Blind, My Life Will Never Be
The Same, Almost Persuaded and Something Sweeter Than Today. |
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Headliner, Texan guitarist Jimmie Vaughan and the Tilt-A-Whirl
band with guest singer Lou Ann Barton closed the Saturday.
Jimmie guided the band through a series of Texas blues based
songs playing guitar in his usual understated way during the
numerous solos he took throughout the evening. The set included
Dirty Girl, We’re Gonna Roll, I’m Gonna Love You, Natural Born
Lover, Wheel of Fortune, I Love You (with Jimmie on harp) and
DFW. The much deserved encore included Texas Flood. |
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