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  • #16 by Bar-B-Lew on 15 Apr 2018
  • Wind chills in the high 30s down here today.  A little cold for an outdoor event, but the show went on.

    Outdoor stage of the Cat Head Mini-Fest


    Reverend Peyton's Big D*** Band from Free Mr Tony's state of IN

    Nice 5 gallon bucket for a drum


    Washboard


    Cigar Box Guitar
  • #17 by yorkdude on 15 Apr 2018
  • That just looks like a good time.
  • #18 by Bar-B-Lew on 15 Apr 2018
  • That just looks like a good time.

    Here are the bands that I got to see.  Most are local so your co-worker may never have heard of them.  I only watched 10-15 minutes of most so I could move to another stage to see someone else.  I just wanted to see as many different artists as I could for the weekend.

    Black Water Trio
    Deak Harp
    Stone Gas Blues Band
    David Dunavent
    Little Joe Ayers
    Mississippi Stomp
    Kent Burnside
    Pat Thomas
    Robert Kimbrough Sr
    Hoodoo Men
    Bill Howl-N-Madd Perry
    Cadillac John
    Sean Bad Apple
    Terry Harmonica Bean
    RL Boyce
    Dicky James
    Eddie Taylor Jr
    Derek St Holmes
    Heavy Suga and the Sweetones
    Super Chikan
    Hezekiah Early
    Reverend Peyton's Big D&&& Band

  • #19 by yorkdude on 15 Apr 2018
  • Shoot, just reading the names makes it sound even more fun.
  • #20 by yorkdude on 16 Apr 2018
  • I showed him your list and he knew a few, Reverend Peytons big darn band, black water trio and deak harp. We watched the reverends video when the guy was coming out of the bar with his clothes lit, then the pot belly pig and then a motorcycle. He said he thinks they are married? Funny thing is she is dressed the same and same hair bow as your picture. He got a kick out of it and said you’re alright if you want his opinion.
  • #21 by Bar-B-Lew on 16 Apr 2018
  • Yes, the Rev and Breezy are married.  They played the song of the video you watched.
  • #22 by Bar-B-Lew on 26 Mar 2024
  • Heading back down there again this year and taking my buddy and his wife with me for them to visit the deep south.  I think this will be my 5th time for the festival.  I am going to take them around the area to visit some historic blues related places that I have been to over the years. Can't wait to get their feedback after they spend five days in MS and Memphis.
  • #23 by reubenray on 27 Mar 2024
  • I know you will have fun again.  It was fun when we met you there.
  • #24 by Bentley on 27 Mar 2024
  • Where do you stay? I am assuming any lodging in Clarksdale is taken.  You are about an hour south of Memphis?
  • #25 by reubenray on 27 Mar 2024
  • When I met BBL there I stayed at a state park in my rv.  I don't remember where he stayed at.  Batesville is the next closest town which has quite a few motels.
  • #26 by Bar-B-Lew on 27 Mar 2024
  • Where do you stay? I am assuming any lodging in Clarksdale is taken.  You are about an hour south of Memphis?

    It is about 90 minutes south of Memphis.  My mother-in-law lives just outside of town in Clarksdale and we stay with her during the festival. My step daughter lives about 20 minutes northeast of Memphis and I will stay with her the night before I fly back home.

    There are not many places to stay.  Most folks that have been going to the festival for years book their say room before they leave the festival so they have it for the next year.

    You could drive about 30-40 minutes north and stay at some casino hotels in Tunica, 30-40 east to Batesville, or 30-40 minutes south to Cleveland for some other options if you want to drive that far each day.
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