Something Blue Originally Aired 11/07/98 - Blues Fest 98

Shades of Blue, A State of Grace, Pansy Hall


play - Shades of Blue, Time Machine

Welcome to Something Blue. This is Hairy Larry and I've got the Blues,
for you ...

play - Shades of Blue, Temporary Thing
play - Shades of Blue, Wild Nights

All right, Shades of Blue recorded Live at Blues Fest 98. The Shades of
Blue are Mike Cobb, bass; Mike Slater, drums; Creed Slater, guitar, and
Aaron Johnson, guitar and vocals. We heard "Time Machine", "Temporary
Thing", and "Wild Nights". Shades of Blue closed the first day of Blues
Fest 98 on Saturday, September 5th, 1998.

And then on Sunday at 1:00 we heard a band featuring ASU students from
The Wesley Foundation. They call the band A-State of Grace and they play
a mix of rock and gospel with a little bit of R&B and Jazz thrown in.
A-State of Grace always gets the audience singing and clapping their
hands. Here they are now from their set at Blues Fest 98, A-State of
Grace.

play - A State of Grace, I Belong to Jesus
play - A State of Grace, Faith Like a Child
play - A State of Grace, For The Lord is A Righteous God
play - A State of Grace, I've Found Jesus
play - A State of Grace, The Spirit of The Sovereign Lord/Awesome God
play - A State of Grace, Go and Sin No More

And that's A-State of Grace playing some Praise Music. These students
from the Wesley Foundation really put on a show.

All the music on Something Blue tonight was recorded at Blues Fest 98.
For more information about Blues Fest and Something Blue access
www.deltaboogie.com on the internet.

Pansy Hall sang with the Flying Hungarians and Aaron Love at Blues Fest
97. At Blues Fest 98 she was joined by guests Paul and Cindy Richardson
as well as Jim "The Generator Man" Drennan. Here's Pansy now singing
"Misty Blue".

play - Pansy Hall, Misty Blue
play - Pansy Hall, Whining Blues

And that's Pansy Hall with one she wrote called "The Whining Blues". Jim
Drennan was the male voice in that duet. Also playing with Pansy are
Kier Heyl, drums; Richard Stevens, bass; and Otis Hall, Guitar. Closing
the show, tonight, we'll hear Pansy and Cindy back me up singing "The
Stormy Monday Blues".

Something Blue is a production of KASU at Arkansas State University. I'm
Larry Heyl, your producer and host. The show tonight was engineered by
Vivian Heyl and myself. Until next week, then, this is Hairy Larry
reminding you once again, Blues is the Mainstream.

play - Pansy Hall, Stormy Monday Blues