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  • Saturday Sounds UH Style

    Today I present to you a classic sound from my youth, the great Uriah Heep and so without further ado here’s is a visual post just for you! Three is a prime number and these three songs represent just how primed I felt in the late 70’s when I was enjoying a joint or dosing… Continue reading

  • Son House

    In the Delta Why would I direct you to listen to a man who was born in 1902? Surely he couldn’t have anything that today’s youth would want to hear. I mean, we are talking about a man who grew up in the Delta for christ’s sake. What could a hostile preacher from the 1930’s possibly offer… Continue reading

  • One More Ear Full

    King Curtis February 7 1934-August 13 1971  Curtis Ousley was better known to the public as King Curtis. Growing up in the Fort Worth/Dallas area of Texas, Curtis started his musical career at the age of twelve learning the play the saxophone.  His musical interests leaned towards Jazz and R&B. Turning down scholarships for college Curtis joined… Continue reading

  • Brownsville Station re-visited

    Good Times One of the most memorable concerts of mine was October 7th 1976.  I went to the coliseum in my hometown with my brother who is three years prior my age to see Aerosmith with this band as the opening act and to this day I really enjoy their fine style on “The Martian Boogie”. This… Continue reading

  • Let’s go Back, Let’s go way back when

    1971 found us watching what was to become a legendary show with the first episode of Soul Train.  Don Cornelius hosted and produced the show that brought us the “Soul Train Line” where two lines of dancers would strut their stuff  down the aisle between the lines. The “hippest trip in America” featured name acts where they… Continue reading

  • Slowhand

    What can anyone say to describe the sound this “GOD” puts down? His other nickname is maybe more well known, “Slowhand”  turns 79 years young this year and true to his style is doing what he enjoys most. The Yardbirds, Blind Faith, Cream, Derek and the Domino’s & John Mayhall and the Bluesbreakers are a few bands in… Continue reading

  • Get an ear full here!

    The first time I heard of King Curtis was when I heard Duane Allman cover Soul Serenade. Being a devoted fan of the Allman Brothers Band I wanted to learn more about the music that influenced them so I started listening to this. A better saxophone player would be hard pressed to be found and… Continue reading