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| Little Miltom - Oct 20-21-22 |
| One of the great blues guitarists, singers, and composers of all time, Milton began his recording career in Memphis with Sun Records in 1953. Small-label singles followed for Meteor and Bobbin before he landed at Chess records in Chicago in 1961. He became one of the best-selling blues artists of the '60s, with many hit singles, including a #1 R&B hit "We're Gonna Make It" and items such as "Feel So Bad," "If Walls Could Talk," and "Baby I Love You." |
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| Will Downing - Oct. 26-27-28-29 |
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| Brooklyn vocalist and composer Will Downing has hovered on the cusp of stardom since the late '80s, occasionally making some arresting album cuts but never the major hit or string of records he needs to establish himself. Downing sang in Arthur Baker's "Wally Jump Junior" group, and then employed Baker as his producer when he signed with Island. More |
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| Fredie Jackson - Dec. 29-30-31-Jan. 1 |
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| Grammy-nominated RB/pop superstar Freddie Jackson extends a special invitation to the year's most noteworthy private party. Jackson's first album project with a new label, Scotti Bros. Records, Private Partyis a gorgeous collection of soulful slow-jams and sensual mid-tempo gems, sung as only the smooth, classy balladeer can. More. |
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