Tribute to the late bluesman R. L. Burnside by his grandson Cedric who played drums with him for many years. Lightnin' Malcolm also played with R. L. Burnside, Junior Kimbrough and many other blues artists from the hill country of Mississippi. The annual Freedom Creek Blues Festival was founded by the late Alabama bluesman Willie King and continues in his memory in rural Pickens County Alabama.

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Cedric Burnside and Lightnin' Malcolm coax folks to the stage at the 2009 Freedom Creek Blues Festival in Old Memphis, Alabama. Cedric is the grandson of R. L. Burnside and played drums with him. Malcolm is originally from Missouri but has lived in the Mississippi Hill Country for many years. The Freedom Creek Blues Festival was founded by the late bluesman Willie King and takes place in rural Pickens County Alabama.

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Leaving Miss Blue performs "Methadone Boogie" at the 3rd annual Cigar Box Guitar Extravaganza in Huntsville, Alabama. This song is featured in "Songs Inside The Box," the cigar box guitar documentary directed by Max Shores. www.SongsInsideTheBox.com

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Part 1 of a live performance of RL Burnside in the summer of 1999 at the Yale pub in Vancouver. Hats off to one of the greatest blues men who ever player (and was cool enough to let me video tape it).

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check out this same video at http://vimeo.com/782500
recorded at John Barleycorn's
in Wichita, KS
Feb. 20, 2008

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Recorded Atlanta 1984

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