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Sun, 24 Dec 2006 05:16
Keynote Lounge Presents New Year�s Eve Blues Show starring Elmore James Jr.
Author: noemail
Date: Sun, 24 Dec 2006 05:16
Date: Sun, 24 Dec 2006 05:16
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The Keynote Lounge on Chicago�s South Side Presents A New Year�s Eve Blues Show starring Elmore James Jr. The Keynote Lounge at 1116 W. 63rd Street on Chicago�s South Side proudly presents a New Year�s Eve Blues Show starring Elmore James, Jr. and the Broom Duster Blues Band. The music will start at 9PM on December 31, 2006. There is a parking lot with security across the street from the Keyboard Lounge. Elmore James Jr. will be singing his latest hits, Stepping with Elmore, That�s Alright, and Forrestville Arkansas Blues. Elmore James Jr. is the son of the renown Elmore James. Elmore James Sr. was known as King of Slide Guitar and played with such luminaries as such as the Sonny Boy Williamson, Howlin' Wolf, and Robert Johnson. One of the Special Guests will be Chicago�s own Little Johnny Harper singing his latest hits: Things I Used To Do, Work Up This Morning, and Junk Yard Dog. Both Elmore James Jr. and Little Johnny Harper are regulars at the New Maxwell Street Market and are legends of the Maxwell Street Blues tradition. Other Blues guests will include recording artist Fred Johnson, Jimmie D, Dave Lenef, Lady C, and Marilyn. Many more special Blues guests will there. This is a Big Jim, Tire Man Henry, Eugene Triple B Garage, 59th & Racine, Production Tickets are $10.00 and at $15.00 at the Door. Food is already part of ticket price. Southern Soul Food will be served including Fried Chicken, Black Eyed Peas, Corn Bread, etc. For info about tickets contact Keynote Lounge (773) 436-5220 Or call Elmore (773) 503-0934, Harper (773) 485-6531, Fred (773) 436-5220 Expect GOOD FOOD, GOOD MUSIC, and LOTS OF FUN. -00-
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