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Alligator Records recording artists, Saffire – The Uppity Blues Women (and guests) perform “Bald Headed Blues” from their latest CD, HAVIN’ THE LAST WORD. Songwriters: Gaye Adegbalola & Johnny Witter. Directors: Timothy Ryan Poe & Johnny Witter. Videographer & Editor: Timothy Ryan Poe. Producer: Johnny Witter. Thanks to Pat Eynon and Andy Witter for your inspiration. Thanks Dad for financing this project. Thanks to Gaye, Andra & Ann. Thanks to Jeff Covert who plays bass on the recording. Thanks to Bruce Iglauer of Alligator, and Bonnie Tallman, Saffire’s Management. Thanks to our volunteer lipsynchers: Sharon, Ann, Patty, Marsha, Joe, Janice & her Mom, Ann. Filmed at PinholeBox Studios in Fredericksburg, VA. This video was a labor of love. 100% of all royalties I receive from the song “Bald Headed Blues” will go to cancer support groups. Shake it! – Johnny BE.
www.evacassidy.com also www.evacassidy.org OUR SITE: www.pyramidentertainment.com This is “LIVE” Eva Cassidy over the rainbow, Live January 3 1996 Blues Alley, Washington DC MUST SEE One of best blues, folk, jazz, gospel singers that ever lived BORN: FEBURARY 2. 1963, DIED NOVEMBER 2, 1996 AGE 33 melanoma skin cancer. One of the most deadliest forms of cancer. However, her music and spirit live on today selling millions of recordings across the world… a far cry from her LIVING life when she was selling CD’s out of the trunk of her car RIP EVA. Thank you UK radio DJs & TOTP 2! If not for you, Eva’s talents would not have been found till much later. We owe you. Eva was also a wonderful accomplished artist. Check our her website for MUSIC & ART PRINTS FOR SALE. www.evacassidy.com
Presbyterian minister Angus Crocker was shocked and confused when faced with a Stage 4 prostate cancer diagnosis after a fever brought him to the emergency room in 2005. However, he gained strength through his peers at the Marin General Prostate Cancer Support Group, and in turn, his wisdom and optimism brings hope and a new outlook on life to other men living with prostate cancer. This is his story.