Blues Fest kicked off Labor Day weekend with lots of jams. After a great jam session with Hairy Larry and The Flying Hungarians the Lydia Warren Band took the stage.
Lydia was in fine form and fans were in abundance to see her do her thing. She really knows how to wow an audience.
Lydia's band, bassist Matt Malikowski and drummer Warren Grant, gave her a firm foundation to show off her lead guitar work.
The band stuck around for autographs and pictures but then had to hit the road for Memphis where they were playing at Huey's.
The Mudcats, Hairy Larry, Bob Garrison, Randy Gambill and George Hinds, followed Lydia with a set of solid Blues and Rock. Then they invited John Shepherd to take over on lead and they kicked it up another notch.
Other jammers included Kier Heyl, Ricky Rooker, Brandi Hager, Shane Chastain, Dave Raymond, MadDog, Jim Bishop and Jason Whelchel
Photo at the top of page is Lydia Warren. Photo at bottom is of George Hinds (from left), Ricky Rooker, Bob Garrison on drums, Hairy Larry, John Shepherd and Randy Gambill.
More photos are available in the photo gallery. Also check out Lydia's Bandpage.
The Lydia Warren Band
Blues Fest - Sept. 3, 2006 - Photos
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The Lydia Warren Band - Lydia, Grant on drums and Matt on bass.  
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    Matt Malikowski
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Warren Grant  
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    Lydia Warren
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Hairy Larry and his Silvertone  
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    Kier Heyl on the drums during the jams with the Hungarians
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Brandy Hager heating up the stage with some great blues. John Shepherd on guitar.  
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    John Shepherd laying down the blues.
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George Hinds bassist extraordinaire.  
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    Ricky Rooker, our youngest virtuoso.
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Bob Garrison laying down that beat.  
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    Shane Chastain singing the blues.
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Randy Gambill, drummer for the Hungarians, getting in the grove.  
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    Jim Bishop jamming on bass.
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Bill MadDog Beebe on harmonica  
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    Davy Ray and Hairy Larry getting down during the jams.
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Brandy and Larry. Peace!  
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    Jason Whelchel taking a turn at hammering out the beat.
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Davy Ray (Dave Raymond) has got the blues.  
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