Tuesday Night 2019

Shows begin at 6:30 In case of inclement weather, Tuesday Night Blues is held at the Stones Throw, 304 Eau Claire St. May 28: Stefan Geisinger Band June 4: Armadillo Jump WWaalltteerr WWoollffmmaann WWaasshhiinnggttoonn && tthhee June 11: Paul Tweed Band July 30, 2019 at Owen Park RRooaaddmmaasstteerrss ·· CCeeCCee TTeenneeaall && SSoouull June 18: Mojo Lemon Blues Band June 25: Bridget Kelly DeeDee MillerMiller BandBand KKaammoottiioonn ·· LLaammoonntt CCrraannssttoonn BBaanndd ·· July 2: Nick Foytik & Friends TThhee JJiimmmmyy’’ss ·· AAnntthhoonnyy GGoommeess ·· GGaarryy featuring Faith Ulwelling featuringfeaturing CraigCraig ClarkClark CCaaiinn BBaanndd ·· JJoonnttaavviioouuss WWiilllliiss ·· DDwwiigghhtt July 9: Brian Naughton July 16: Howard ‘Guitar’ Luedtke CCaarrrriieerr && BBllaacckkCCaatt ZZyyddeeccoo ·· HHooootteenn & Blue Max HHaalllleerrss ·· SSoouutthh FFaarrwweellll ·· DDeeee MMiilllleerr July 23: Code Blue BBaanndd ffeeaattuurriinngg CCrraaiigg CCllaarrkk ·· BBrriiaann July 30: Dee Miller Band August 6: Mark Cameron (@ Phoenix Park) NNaauugghhttoonn BBaanndd ·· JJaammbbaallaayyaa ·· FFuunnkk NN with a special after-show by Dave Arcari RRoollll ·· HHaarrrriissoonn SSttrreeeett ·· SStteepphheenn August 13: Sue Orfield Band GGeeiissssiinnggeerr BBaanndd ·· MMiissssiissssiippppii August 20: Joyann Parker GGrroooovvee TTrraaiinn ·· CCaattyyaa && NNiicckk FFooyyttiikk August 27: Tommy Bentz Band Find out more about the bands and listen BluesOnTheChippewa.comBluesOnTheChippewa.com to samples at TuesdayNightBlues.com

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ee Miller is a Minnesota musician who has a performance A Little About the Blues pedigree that spans many years on the local and national Blues ig Walter Horton was a virtuoso blues harmonica player who, scene. Dee’s “barrelhouse” style of singing has earned her the D ironically, never achieved the fame of the renowned harpists he taught label “Duchess of the Blues” in the Twin Cities and regionally. and inspired—including , Jacobs, and Rice Dee was inducted into the Minnesota as B Miller. Horton is remembered as a gentle man who never quite escaped Performer of the Year in 2018. Also in 2018, The Dee Miller Band was poverty and poor health he was born into. Bruce Iglauer, who produced the selected to represent Minnesota at the International Blues Challenge in 1972 record with , called him one of “only four Memphis in January of 2019. The band advanced to the Semi Finals. Her great creative geniuses of modern blues harmonica,” ranking him alongside awards prior to that include a Minnesota Blues Hall of Fame award in PRESENTED BY Jacob, Miller, and John Lee ‘Sonny Boy’ Williamson. Those three harp 2017 for “Best Song” for the original song “Leopard Print Dress” players were “recognized, honored and extensively recorded with their own cowritten with Jimi “Primetime” Smith. The band is also a two time bands,” Iglauer wrote, but Horton remained relatively obscure at his death in winner of the Battle of the Bands in Minneapolis. 1981. “Perhaps… this shy, withdrawn man (was) never aggressive enough to The recently released album “Leopard Print Dress” (October, hustle a contract with a major record label. Or perhaps… his harmonica is so 2018) is garnering national and international airtime and is receiving subtle, so delicate, that it requires hard, concentrated listening to rave revues from all over the world. appreciate.” During her career Dee has shared the stage with , Horton crafted “a unique, fluid style that fused blues feeling with an Janiva Magness, Bobby Messano as well as local favorites Lamont uplifting jazzlike tone,” wrote Chris Smith. “The beauty that he created through his music was in striking contrast to the troubled life he lived. Walter Cranston, Annie Mack, Renee Austin, Mick Sterling, and many more The City of Eau Claire asks that no one park on the Horton was a shy, sensitive man who had to deal with poverty and illness incredible musicians. International guitarist Jimi "Primetime" Smith was bike path. If you are disabled see us at the tent and most of his life. Often uncommunicative in conversation, he ‘spoke’ through an integral part of the Dee Miller Band for several years. we will make arrangements for a permit. Motorcycles his instrument, creating a world of lyric beauty, wit and energy.” Writer are permitted to park on the grass across from the From her early days as a child listening to her mother singing the Charles Shaar Murray offered a similar assessment in The Blues on CD, restrooms. The bike path needs to remain clear for blues around the house in Maplewood, MN, Dee has been a singer. She “Despite the greater fame and popularity of Little Walter, James Cotton, use by emergency vehicles, pedestrians and rst started singing along with Dione Warwick and Aretha Franklin ! Junior Wells, and Paul Butterfield, many connoisseurs regard Horton as the bicyclists. Thank you. recordings as she crafted her skills. The sounds of Etta James, Bonnie finest of all the great post-war harp men.” Raitt, and Mahalia Jackson were part of a life spent singing as she walked Horton was born in Horn Lake, , on April 6, 1918. He was down the railroad tracks that were right next door to her house. During given his first harmonica at age five and soon was playing it on the street. these times, Dee realized the power of music and what a refuge it is for “The decision to opt for a career in music was essentially made for him, her. Next Week (August 6) because he lacked both the physical strength for menial work and the Dee's rst professional gig was with the blues band "Minnesota Mark Cameron Band & Dave Arcari education for anything else,” Murray wrote. In his early teens, Horton moved Barking Ducks". She has also been a member of "Liberty Street", "Bottom to Arkansas and then to Memphis, where he played with the Memphis Lug Line", "Night Train" with her dear friend Liz Cummings, and several Part 1 of our August 6 festivities features the Mark Cameron Band and performed in Handy Park alongside JohnnyShines, , others before she started the Dee Miller Band in 2004. Band. Mark’s focus is centered on crafting original Blues songs with Furry Lewis, and . “I met Walter, really, in 1930,” Shines once Dee has performed in many local music establishments. On a strong melodies and memorable lyrics. Mark’s material stretches the said, “and he would be sitting on the porch, blowing in tin cans, you know, national level, Dee has performed in Chicago at Buddy Guy's Legends, Blues beyond safe limits with a focus on “foot stompin, butt shakin” and he’d get sounds out of those things.” “(Horton’s) harmonica playing, both on his own records and in his and in Washington D.C. at Madam's Organ. Dee has also performed on music. After Mark’s show, take a stroll over to the Stones Throw for stages in Memphis, Clarksdale, Mississipi, San Francisco, Greenwich uncompromisingly lyrical solos on just about everyone else’s, is Scotland’s Dave Arcari. Dave’s sounds owe as much to trash breathtaking,” Peter Guralnick wrote in The Listener’s Guide to the Blues. Village, Key Largo and Florence, Italy. country, punk and rockabilly as they do pre-war Delta blues and have Horton died in Chicago on Dec. 8, 1981. been showcased via ten internationally-acclaimed solo CD releases. An Experience That Will Leave You Smiling (715) 834-6603 hillsidedental.com Official Rain Venue of Contributing Members (donations of $100 or more) Tuesday 304 Eau Claire St. Night Blues 306 E. Madison St. Roy & Toni Janssen, John Evans 715-832-8888 715-855-7777 Production & creative services provided by: JOEL’S Sound Water St. silverdomeballroom.net DDMiMi Auto dmisound.com