News Roundup (Levon Helm, Brett Brohman, Crawlin' Kingnakes)

World

• Levon Helm film to be released
• Podcasts: Nothing But the Blues 215, Blues Time 172

 Funny/Weird

• Mysterious Song Titles With Perfectly Stupid Explanations
• Gruesome music legends and if they're true

 Blasts From the Past

• 2009: Beatles Tribute@James Street Baptist Church (Alfie Smith, Christopher Clause, Big Jams)
• 2010: David Celia@Staircase
• 2011: Wendell Ferguson@Private Function

Featured Videos

More Brett Brohman Stories, Video courtesy of Brett Brohman's YouTube Page

Links: Crawlin' Kingsnakes, More Crawlin' Kingsnakes Stories

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Previous (Halloween Pics + Videos)

Various Local YouTube Videos (905 Band, Justin Sawicki, Brett Brohman, Carolyna Loveless)

Video courtesy of Megyver

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Video courtesy of Justin Sawicki

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Video courtesy of Brett Brohman

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Video courtesy of Dan Rose

Shrimp Daddy & Sharpshooters w/Guests @ Hooters (Rotary Club Fundraiser- Feb 20/10) Part 2

Click here for Part 1

Click here if you can't see the videos

Brett Brohman played a few numbers:



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Left to right: Dan Dufour (guitar, left), Shrimp Daddy (harp, vocals), Mike Fitzpatrick (Downchild)(drums), Mike Branton (guitar, right), James Rasmussen (bass)

Chris Kenny joined the band for a few tunes as well (she appear near the end of Driving Wheel).





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And some more from the main band:



Shrimp Daddy offered some romantic advice along with this cool number

Shrimp Daddy and the Sharpshooters - Long Distance Call

Hamilton Blues Lovers | MySpace Video

Performer of the Week: Brett Brohman

Brett Brohman is a name many of you aren't familiar with but his music is definitely worth checking out.

His web presence currently consists of a YouTube page with 11 amazingly eclectic videos. Brett plays everything from old fashioned blues numbes, funky pop, R&B, and everything in between.

Both his incredible voice and versatile guitar playing change to fit the mood of the song.




More Brett Brohman Stories