atlantic express -saturday march 7th - Knuckleheads
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Whitey Morgan &<br />
the 78’s Thursday<br />
March 19th 10pm<br />
The roots of country music<br />
are despair, pain, sorrow<br />
and anguish <strong>express</strong>ed<br />
through song. Drinking,<br />
prison, hitting the road,<br />
loving and leaving<br />
women—these are the<br />
classic themes in country.<br />
There are no flip-flops in<br />
country music. There is no<br />
Margaritaville or sandy<br />
beaches to the Outlaws.<br />
There is Whitey Morgan.<br />
The Bel Airs<br />
Friday March 20th<br />
with special guests Bill Lupkin<br />
& the Grifters & Miss Majors &<br />
Minor Mood Swings<br />
Fronted by brothers Dick and<br />
Dave Pruitt on bass and elec-<br />
tric guitars, with Michael<br />
Cherry on drums, the Bel Airs<br />
play a danceable mix with an<br />
authentic but eclectic bluesy-<br />
country-soul-and-rock-n-roll<br />
sound influenced by the likes<br />
of Wilson Picket, Slim Harpo,<br />
Howlin' Wolf and Johnny Cash.<br />
Performing together for more<br />
than 20 years, the Pruitt<br />
brothers' harmony vocal style<br />
sets them apart in the con-<br />
temporary music scene--<br />
leading one reviewer to refer<br />
to them as the "Everly Broth-<br />
ers of Blues". David's "big gui-<br />
tar" and Dick's howling vocals<br />
over soulful, right-on rhythm<br />
playing make this trio a pow-<br />
erhouse..<br />
Ace harp player and<br />
vocalist Bill Lupkin<br />
leads the equally<br />
savvy Chicago<br />
Blues Coalition<br />
through a personal,<br />
seasoned, rousing,<br />
and accomplished<br />
affirmation of the<br />
Chicago Blues<br />
scene of thirty years<br />
ago.<br />
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The Perpetrators<br />
with guest Trailer Park Jackson<br />
Thursday March 26th<br />
Once a not-so-well-kept secret in their<br />
hometown of Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada<br />
where they acted as house band for visiting<br />
blues legends Hubert Sumlin, Louisiana<br />
Red, Paul "Wine" Jones and others - The<br />
Perpetrators kicked things up a notch in<br />
2006. A European tour capped off a Juno<br />
nomination and a win at the Western Canadian<br />
Music Awards. 2007 saw the band<br />
continue to expand and grow with the release<br />
their third album, "Tow Truck"<br />
(nominated for WCMA's for oustanding<br />
blues and independant album), the recording<br />
of their just-released live album, 2008's<br />
"Live at the High & Lonesome<br />
Club" and a very<br />
successful<br />
second European tour<br />
Work is underway for<br />
their next record and<br />
they plan to head into<br />
the studio early in 2009.<br />
Trailer Park Jackson<br />
..." a person would not<br />
only have to dream big<br />
but also have a lot of<br />
luck to live the life of<br />
Jon Jackson.