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Shawn Kellerman, Love Of Mine

Ansage Shawn

Lucky Peterson, Funky Broadway

Lucky Peterson, Love Me

Lucky Peterson, I Pity The Fool

S. Carter/G. Jackson, It Ain’t Safe

Kevin Moore, Don’t Try To Explain

Lucky Peterson, Locked Out Of Love/ Cold Shot/ Mary Had A Little Lamb

Willie Dixon, Little Red Rooster

Chuck Berry, Johnny B. Goode

Jimi Hendrix, Voodoo Child

Elmore James, I Believe I'll Dust My Broom

Buddy Miles, Them Changes

Stevie Wonder, Superstition

Lucky Peterson, Proud Mary/ Boogie-Woogie Blues Joint Party

Lucky Peterson in Germany

Burghausen 2019

Jazz
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Cast

Lucky Peterson — Pianist, guitarist, organist, singer

Raul Valdes — Drummer

Shawn Kellerman — Guitarist

Timothy Waites — Bass guitarist

Rachid Guissous — Pianist

Tamara Tramell — Singer

Program notes

It was less than a year after this concert at the famous Jazzwoche Burghausen festival in Germany (the "Bavarian Jazz Mecca"), that the great Lucky Peterson passed away. He left behind a towering legacy: a true master of the blues guitar and the organ, he began playing music at the age of three in the 60s in New York and quickly started releasing albums as a prodigy under the name Little Lucky Peterson. 

The show was made in celebration of Peterson's 50th birthday and he was joined by The Organization, a group with which he formed an enduring collaboration and his wife, the singer Tamara Tramell. Here, the character, bounce, funk and deep blues that made Peterson a star from the start were on full display. Clad in a porkpie hat and a bright yellow jacket, he jumped from the organ to the guitar, sparkling on a repertoire he helped make famous. Aside from his own blues and funk jams he delivered "Voodoo Child," by the great Jimi Hendrix, "Little Red Rooster," by Willie Dixon, his early mentor who championed him at the age of five, and Stevie Wonder's classic "Superstition." 

When he steps down from the stage and begins to play in the midst of the audience, taking that old music and transposing it into a moment of pure connection, Lucky's gift becomes crystal clear: he was a conduit through which the great history of Black American music could vibrate and dazzle people from all backgrounds. 

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