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WALLACE
COLEMAN IN CONCERT
Wallace
Coleman first met Robert Lockwood Jr. in 1985. They became
fast friends, with Coleman playing in the local bluesman's
band for a decade. This was the beginning of Coleman’s
professional music career.
Coleman’s
professional music career had begun.
He embarked upon an exciting new path which would
eventually lead to the forming of the Wallace Coleman Band,
the creation of his own label (Ella Mae Music, formerly
Pinto Blue Music) and recording of his own music
(“Stretch My Money,” “Live At Joe’s,” and “The
Bad Weather Blues”) at the urging of Lockwood himself.
Coleman would go on to travel the world with his own
music, garnering high praise from Blues critics.
Coleman
recalls his friendship with Lockwood in "Robert
Jr.," the anchor to “Blues in the Wind –
Remembering Robert Jr. Lockwood,”
his most recent CD which was dedicated to his late
pal. Be
sure to take advantage of this wonderful opportunity to
hear a blues great live in Morristown.
Tickets are $15 and available in advance or at the
door. Bring a
group of 8 or more friends and we’ll reserve a table for
you. Rose
Center is located at 442 W. Second North St. in Morristown,
TN. For more
information contact Rose Center at 423-581-4330 or visit
our website at RoseCenter.org. PSA Morristown
native and celebrated blues harmonica master, Wallace
Coleman, will perform at Rose Center in Morristown on
Saturday, February 11 for what has become his annual
homecoming concert.
The concert will be held in Prater Hall at 8:00 PM;
doors open at 7:30.
Tickets are $15 and are available in advance or at
the door.
For more information call 423-581-4330 or visit
RoseCenter.org.
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Morristown
native and blues harmonica virtuoso, Wallace Coleman, will
return to the stage at Rose Center in Morristown on
February 11 for what has become his annual homecoming
concert.|
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