Mönsterås Bluesband concert 40 years anniversary, live at Blomstermåla Folketshus. Guest Sven Zetterberg. Produced by Maxe Axelsson & Pama Studios. Photography Janke Liljevall Oredsson.
MBB 40 years anniversary: Bosse Johnsson, Thomas Idebrant, Lasse Hamnede, Eva Bergquist, Erland Jacobsson, Ove Rydberg, Stefan Jacobsson, Christer Andersson
Inbjudna gäster: Sven Zetterberg, Knock Out Greg, Eric Engström, Kenn Bäckström, Pelle Lindberg.
Thanks to:
Blomstermåla Folkets Hus, Gunnar Berlevik
Henrik Svensson, Magnus Svensson,Ljud, Systrarna Kentsdottir, Martin Eriksson, Jesper Hafström, Anders Erlandsson
Martin Lind-Lyrics
Ålems Sparbank, Häradssparbanken Mönsterås, Mönsterås Kommun, Regionförbundet, Roland Åkesson
Linette Engström, Camilla Grönqvist, Kerstin Fahlström, Kerstin Olsson, Marie Medner
Tommy Löfgren-Smokestack, Jefferson Blues Magazine
Jimmy Rogers, Earl Hooker, Freddie King, Jimmy reed, George Smith
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Kjell Wikström (Crossroads)

Fine Young Thing, performed by the Josh Smith Band with Matt Schofield, Tomo Fujita and Eric Gales.

Eminence Speaker celebrated their 50th anniversary at NAMM 2016 with an unforgettable party on Friday, January 22nd in Anaheim, CA. In attendance were Eminence customers, media partners, suppliers, industry friends, and a long list of amazing endorsing artists.

The highlight of the night was a remarkable concert featuring Josh Smith and his band (Nick Campbell on bass, Jaydon Bean on drums, and Carey Frank on Hammond organ). Guest appearances included Kirk Fletcher, Eric Gales, Gary Morse, Joshua Ray Gooch, Dave Baker, Tomo Fujita, Matt Schofield, Mark Letierri, Oz Noy, Dave Widow, Pennal Johnson, and many more.

Eminence would also like to thank McCune Audio for providing FOH sound engineering, Morgan Amps for the awesome backline, Yamaha for the subs, mains and monitors, Gourmet Catering for the incredible food and drinks, and Stephen Schauer for capturing the evening on video.

Freddie King Tribute Live

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Money Is the Name of the Game · Buster Benton

Blues & Trouble (Blues Reference 1983-1985)

℗ Disques Black & Blue

Released on: 1985-01-01

Composer: Buster Benton

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