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Kenny Wayne Shepherd - 10 Days Out...Blues From the Backroads
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Read What Customers are Saying About 10 Days Out... http://www.kennywayneshepherd.net/mboard/ 10 Days Out: Blues From The Backroads trailer in .mov format 10 Days Out: Blues From The Backroads trailer in .wvx format
The guitar-slinger Shepherd, along with the Double Trouble rhythm section of Tommy Shannon and Chris Layton, begins in New Orleans, where they meet with Clarence "Gatemouth Brown" and Bryan Lee. Their tour busses rumble north to Shepherd's hometown of Shreveport where he and Buddy Flett jam at Leadbelly's graveside. They continue on into Mississippi to perform with B.B. King in his hometown of Indianola. Then it's over to Alabama to visit the home of Jerry "Boogie" McCain. The tour continues into rural North Carolina to meet with the Piedmont blues masters Cootie Stark, Neil Pattman, John Dee Holeman and Etta Baker. They turn West to jam with the great Henry Townsend in his St. Louis living room along with Honeyboy Edwards, who came down from Chicago for the session. Finally, the production ends at Blue Heaven Studios in Salina, KS (www.blueheavenstudios.com). There, Kenny performs with surviving members of Muddy Waters' and Howlin' Wolf's bands. The concert included Pinetop Perkins, Bob Margolin, Calvin "Fuzz" Jones, Willie "Big Eyes" Smith, Henry Gray and Hubert Sumlin along with guests Wild Child Butler, Lazy Lester, Jimmy D. Lane, Double Trouble and Noah Hunt. The performances are absolutely legendary and the beauty of the old church sanctuary with a revved up "congregation" is truly something to behold. 10 Days Out... is a no-brainer for any blues fan, but it's also the perfect introduction to the blues. And consider for historic sake that since this filming in June 2004, six of the legends documented within have died, making 10 Days Out... a crucial artifact in all future generations' explorations into such an integral part of American music history. This release includes a CD with music from the artists documented on the DVD. "…The CD is very good, and quite good sounding; the video documentary is something to cherish." – Wayne Garcia, The Absolute Sound, June/July 2007 "…From the groove on George 'Wild Child' Butler's 'Spoonful' to Henry Townsend's atypical 'Tears Came Rollin' Down,' Ten Days gives blues fans a near-definitive who's who collection and pays a glorious homage to artists who helped shape a truly American genre of music…Do yourself a favor: buy this now and get schooled on the blues, and let it transport you away to the bayous, porches and smoky clubs that give this music a vibe unlike any other. And you, Kenny Wayne Shepherd? Well done, man." – Brian Williams, CB Music "…My immediate response was, 'Wow.'…hellaciously impressive…the documentary is a series of magic moments…takes the viewer for a ride through nothing less than America's spiritual history." – Michael Jones, Blogcritics Magazine
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10 Days Out...Blues From the Backroads
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Perception: 40th Anniversary 1967-2007

