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Amy Lee of Amy Lee and the Second Line, from Oklahoma City, opening act of day one.
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Amy Lee and bass player Matt Kemp.
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Amy and Matt again.
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Mike Henderson, drummer for Amy Lee and the second line.
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Joe Pitts and bass player Jimmy Lynn of the Joe Pitts Band.
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Jimmy Lynn, Lance Womack, drummer, and Joe Pitts,
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Joe Pitts and Lance Womack.
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Lance Womack, drummer for the Joe Pitts Band.
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Joe Pitts' talented hands and his axe.
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Wayne Russell bassist for the Reba Russell band and husband of Reba — and Reba.
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Wayne and Reba Russell.
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Reba Russell took a seat on the edge of the stage and drew an immediate crowd.
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Josh Roberts, lead guitarist for the Reba Russell Band.
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Reba Russell doing what she does best, belting out the blues.
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More Reba, more blues.
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Ditto.
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Mike Parrish, drummer for The Saints of Yesterday.
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Adam Varnell, vocalist and harp player for The Saints of Yesterday.
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The Saints of Yesterday on stage at the PIne Bluff Regional Park Amphitheater.
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Billy Jones Bluez imposed in front of the Blues for a Cause logo, Shameless "Photoshopping" by yours truly.
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Billy Jones Bluez drummer, "Sandman."
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Billy Jones Bluez keyboardist, forgive me, I do not know his name. I do know he is good at what he does.
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Billy Jones and his bass player doing an "audible" on stage.
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Billy Jones Bluez rared back and letting the blues fly.
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The Tully Brae band keyboardist tickles the ivories as Tullie Brae lights up the atmosphere with her engertic performance.
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Tullie Brae, her bass player and lead guitarist.
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Tullie Brae has a thousand-watt smile.
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Tullie Brae framed by the amphitheater columns,
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Jimmy Thackery and his bass player, Larry.
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Hisself, Jimmy Thackery, blues legend and virtuoso guiitarist closed out the weekend with a stirring performance.
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Larry on the bass.
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JImmy Thackery drummer, George "Boom-Boom" Shepherd in the middle of a breath-taking percussion ride. George is a noted drummer and protege of Henry Adler and Louis Belson. He has played with the power-hitters of rock and roll, jazz and the blues.
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During George "Boom-Boom" Shepherd's ride he played and old military drum then returned to his seat to finish out his individual performance.