Joey Gilmore, "I Bit Off More Than I Could Chew" & interview

Florida's own Blues Legend Joey Gilmore is interviewed in this segment of "Not Afraid To Call The Blues The Blues™". (This podcast is 22:41 seconds) Hosts Harty Wiedemann of Blues Pros Talent and Gary Anton, proprietor of the Bradfordville Blues Club talk candidly with Joey about the places he's played, the people that most influenced his life, and his determination to win the International Blues Competition, not once but twice. In between the unrehearsed conversations, including an interesting story about segregation, Gilmore plays an original tune, "I bit off more than I could chew." This podcast documentary is Blues history in the making, recording live the stories of long gone dance halls and clubs. Also, there are several scenes throughout of Joey and his band entertaining his fans, especially at the end where he joins the dancing crowd and passes his guitar to a young blues man as if it were a right of passage. If you would like to see more information about booking Joey Gilmore, please see our sister website: www.bluesboys.com.

Harty Wiedemann
email: bluesboy444@aol.com
phone: 850-875-2587

Category:

Music

Tags:

• B.B. King
• Frank Williams
• Brown Derby
• Tallahassee
• Joey Gilmore
• Gary Anton
• Harty Wiedemann
• Bradfordville Blues Club
• Florida
• juke joint

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Joey Gilmore, two time Champion of the International Blues Challenge takes the stage at the Bradfordville Blues Club in Tallahassee Florida, for an encore performance and candid interview!