Robert Leroy Johnson was born in Hazlehurst Mississippi in 1911. Though he died aged only 27 the recordings he made in 1936/37 have influenced blues and rock ever since. Come and join us as one of the finest interpreters of his music performs a tribute set of his songs. Roger Hubbard plus Mick Knight, Jem Turpin, Trev White and Andy Ingram.
Here’s Sister Suzie at a previous ABC event…
Steve Cooke… Used to fish off the west side with my grandad – happy days.
Jim Peckham… Better then than now
John David Martin… Lots of memories
Tony Court-holmes… will all ways remember Reg Veness fishing of the pier
Malcolm Sharp… Ted Lee the mullet king. Wally. And all those guys in the club room playing cards, great times
Willie Wicking… Malcolm, Ted Lee well there’s a name from the past Reg Veness was another one of those old school fishermen
Roger Simmonds… Happy days ,I used to work with Ted Lee, at scientific optics and go fishing with him!
Betty Austin… Was great in its day . Some nice memories