Justin Time Recording artist

^{Bryan Lee & The Blues Power Band}

^{Saturday, November 8, 2008}

^{Bryans'  Web Site}

“I would like to be remembered as someone who was honest and true to music. You want to hit people between the ribs that’s going to stick to them because I’m making a statement. Believing in your self is really important too. I learned that a long time ago from Freddie King when he played. He wasn’t going to let anything get in the way of his music. Same is true for me. I think it’s more important than ever, whether you are white, black, or purple that if you have the feeling for the blues in your soul, we have to carry it on.”

 

 North Atlantic Blues Records Recording Artist

^{Eddie Shaw & the Wolf Gang}

^{Friday, December 12, 2008}

^{Eddies'  Web Site}

When the blues revival of the 60's and 70's were in full swing if was only natural that EDDIE SHAW was a focal point of the move­ment.  Most notably, EDDIE SHAW & THE WOLFGANG was the original back-up band for the legendary HOWLIN' WOLF until his untimely death in 1975. . .but it doesn't end there.  The band has performed in virtually every state in the U.S. and in over a dozen foreign countries.  They have played everywhere from Carnegie Hall to the small, intimate blues clubs in Chicago to J.F.K.'s inauguration.They are considered to be one of the premier Chicago blues bands performing today.