Great upload! Thank you so much. Mike Baytop is President Emeritus of the Archie Edwards Blues Heritage Foundation. Archie was his teacher and mentor, and he performed with Archie on harmonica and guitar during Archie’s later years. Jay: "My mom used to have shows. It was ten women had a club; they were called the “Wonderettes.” They were a social club, and they used to book these bands into these parks and stuff and have dances…bands like James Brown, Chuck Berry, Little Richard, Etta James, and Koko Taylor. And I was a little kid, so I’ve met a bunch of these people when I was a little bopper. They’d have shows in these little ballparks and stuff. Have fish fries, and they’d have people like Ruth Brown and LaVern Baker, and just people like that. Have a little ball game and serve food and beer; and there was a place where the guys used to bootleg, and you know those were good times."
Great upload! Thank you so much. Mike Baytop is President Emeritus of the Archie Edwards Blues Heritage Foundation. Archie was his teacher and mentor, and he performed with Archie on harmonica and guitar during Archie’s later years. Jay: "My mom used to have shows. It was ten women had a club; they were called the “Wonderettes.” They were a social club, and they used to book these bands into these parks and stuff and have dances…bands like James Brown, Chuck Berry, Little Richard, Etta James, and Koko Taylor. And I was a little kid, so I’ve met a bunch of these people when I was a little bopper. They’d have shows in these little ballparks and stuff. Have fish fries, and they’d have people like Ruth Brown and LaVern Baker, and just people like that. Have a little ball game and serve food and beer; and there was a place where the guys used to bootleg, and you know those were good times."
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