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Something Blue – Digger – August 10, 2019

This is Hairy Larry inviting you to enjoy Something Blue every Saturday night at ten. This week we’re featuring Cris Jacobs and the Peach Festival Guitar Pull. For more about the show visit the Something Blue website at sbblues.com.

Cris Jacobs Live at Brooklyn Bowl on 2019-08-02
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Peach Guitar Pull Live at The Peach Music Festival on 2019-07-28
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Cris Jacobs Band, Bone Digger

Welcome to Something Blue. I’m Hairy Larry and I’ve got the blues, for you.

Cris Jacobs Band, Kind Woman
Scott Sharrard, Love Like Kerosene

All right now, we heard Cris Jacobs kicking us off with “Bone Digger” and “Kind Woman”. Cris Jacobs was recorded live at the Brooklyn Bowl on August 2, 2019. Then we heard Scott Sharrard play “Love Like Kerosene”.

Something Blue is broadcast on KASU, 91.9 FM and streaming on the internet at kasu.org.

I’m Hairy Larry, host of Something Blue. Visit the Something Blue website at sbblues.com to listen anytime.

This week we’re featuring guitarists playing at the Peach Guitar Pull, part of The Peach Music Festival in Scranton, Pennsylvania, on July 28, 2019. Here’s Samantha Fish doing “Chills and Fever” followed by Jake Cinninger with “They Love Each Other”.

Samantha Fish, Chills & Fever
Jake Cinninger, They Love Each Other
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Steve Kimock, Norwegian Wood
Stanley Jordan, All Along The Watchtower

Now that’s what I’m talking about, Stanley Jordan playing “All Along The Watchtower” and Steve Kimock doing “Norwegian Wood”.

Something Blue is broadcast on KASU, 91.9 FM and streaming on the internet at kasu.org.

I’m Hairy Larry, host of Something Blue. Thanks to the Live Music Archive at archive.org for hosting the concerts we’re hearing tonight.

Now, closing the show here’s Scott Sharrard and guests playing “Southbound”. Then we’ll hear Cris Jacobs sing “The Devil Or Jesse James”. Until next time this is Hairy Larry reminding you once again, blues is the mainstream.

Scott Sharrard, Southbound
Cris Jacobs Band, The Devil Or Jesse James