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Santa Barbara Blues Society
P.O. Box 30853
Santa Barbara, CA 93130
(805) 722-8155 (voice)
(805) 899-4100 (fax)
info@SBBlues.org
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 SBBS Show Flyer By Susan Soria
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November 11th, 2006 • 8:30pm •
Warren Hall
Earl Warren Showgrounds
$30 General Admission, $40 VIP Seating
$5 Off For SBBS Members & 1 Guest
$15 College Students, $10 High School Students
Doors Open at 7:30
For Tickets By Mail send check payable to The SBBS to
SBBS, P.O. Box 30853, Santa Barbara CA 93130
For additional information, call (805) 722-8155
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| Jimmy Thackery Info & Music Samples |
Thackery became widely known as the innovative guitarist with the Nighthawks,
one of the hardest-working & most popular blues bands of the '70's & '80's.
Starting in 1974, they recorded over 20 albums and constantly toured the U.S.,
Europe, Canada & Japan. Jimmy was the heart, soul, and adrenaline of the Nighthawks
sound during his fourteen year tenure with the Washington, D.C.-based band, creating a
distinctively raw, powerful guitar style & establishing a reputation as a spectacular
soloist.
Jimmy Thackery Home Page
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| James Harman Info & Music Samples |
James Harman is a California-based blues singer, harmonica player, songwriter,
and bandleader with an agenda that definitely distances him from the rest of
the pack. A veteran of the blues roadhouse circuit, he has led various combinations
of the James Harman Band over the years, most featuring top-notch talent (like
guitarists Hollywood Fats and Kid Ramos) to match his own. With roots in the deepest
of blues harmonica sources (Little Walter, Walter Horton, Sonny Boy Williamson),
Harman scores consistently both live and on record. His most recent recorded efforts
show a genuine flair for writing original material (always more important to Harman
than just regurgitating his record collection), all of it laced with a generous dollop
of wisecracking good humor. Always willing to stretch the boundaries and conceptions
of what a good bar band should be capable of, Harman combines rich traditons and beatnik
craziness for a blend that's mighty hard to resist.- Cub Koda, All Music Guide
James Harman Home Page
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