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Line-up announced for the next Killer
Blues show at Howmet Playhouse.
Mark your calendars (Your Buried
in The Blues Calendars, that is!) for September 18, when
Killer Blues presents The Big House Blues Band with special
guest, Washboard Jo at The Howmet Playhouse in Whitehall,
MI. This is a benefit show to raise monies for the purchase
of Washboard Sam's headstone. Check our "Killer Events" page
for more details as they are released.
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Luther Tucker Receives Headstone!!!
Thanks to the success of the
last White Lake Blues Festival, we are proud to announce
that we reached our goal to raise enough money for Luther
Tucker's headstone. Steve stopped by to visit Luther"s new
grave marker on his way to this year's Chicago Blues
Festival
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Killer News...
White Lake Blues Festival HUGE
Success! The bands put on amazing
performances, Melissa Morrow unveiled many new paintings of
blues artists, the Founder's IPA sold out, and we packed the
Howmet Theater with a near capacity crowd of almost 300
blues fans, and on Monday morning Steve headed for Chicago
with a check for the purchase of Luther Tucker's new
headstone! Yeah man!
Steve is already hard at work
planning a second music festival at Howmet Playhouse for
September 18, 2009, so stay tuned for details. Thanks to all
who helped out, and all of you for coming out and supporting
this event!
Also, be sure to check out the
new article about Steve & Killer Blues in the new Blues
Festival Guide at:
www.bluesfestivalguide.com
James Reeser & The Backseat
Drivers headline 2nd Annual White lake Blues Festival at Howmet Playhouse on May 9, 2009!

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the pic for more info!
Walter Vinson Gets A
Headstone!

Cook County, IL – Walter Vinson
may not be “sittin’ on top of the world” but at least he’s
no longer lying in an unmarked grave thanks to Steve
Salter’s Killer Blues Headstone Project. Vinson, one time
member of the Mississippi Sheiks and author of the song
“Sittin’ on Top of the World” now has a proper marker...
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Big Maceo Receives a Marker!
Warren, MI -After 45 years of
lying in an unmarked grave, Big Maceo, King of the blues
piano, has finally received a headstone due to the efforts
of blues enthusiast Steve Salter. Salter purchased the
headstone with funds raised from a recent blues festival in
his home town of Whitehall, MI.
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The 2009 Buried in The Blues
Calendar
The 2009 Buried in The
Blues Calendar is hot off the presses and ready for
ordering! Get a head start on your holiday shopping and get
your 2009 Buried in The Blues Calendar before the New Year!
The 2009 calendar has even more dates, new photos and a
sleeker look!
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