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Please
Come and Join us for the
7th Annual
Grassroots
Blues Festival
Saturday, July 11, 2009
12:00 Noon - 10:15 p.m.
in
Duck
Hill, Mississippi
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Action Communication and Education Reform, Inc.
“Ordinary People Doing Extraordinary Things”
www.grassrootsblues.com
THANK YOU
for helping make
the 6th Annual Grassroots Blues Festival
in Duck Hill, Mississippi a success! |
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Kellogg Foundation
Mississippi Arts
Commission
National Endowment for
the Arts
Brown Insurance
Edwin Taylor Logging
Marguerite Casey
Foundation
Blues Festival Guide
Magazine
Duck Hill Male Club
Crystal’s Restaurant
Concerned Citizens for a
Better Tunica
Montgomery County Board
of Supervisors
Montgomery County
Economic Development Partnership
Mattie Stoddard—MS Youth
Justice Project
Willis Brothers Building
& Development
Sammie McCaskill—Montgomery
Co School District
Bubba Nix, Montgomery
County Sheriff |
Board of Directors:
Janice Magee
Doris Johnson
Lula Brown
Michael Allen
Willie Farmer
Robert Cathey
Anderson Everett
Teens in Action:
James Butts, Jr.
Miesha Woods
Christina Cathey
Keondra Dillon
Stephanie Johnson
Horacio Leal
LeeAnn Everett
Honorable Bennie Thompson
District 2
Honorable Roger Wicker
Bobby B Howell
House Representative D
46
Lydia Chassaniol
State Senate D 14
Gary Jackson
State Senate D 15 |
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James Burts
Ricky Bates
James Eskridge
Johnnie Booker
Leon Butts
Billy C Elliott
Louis Eskridge
Richard Robinson
Eddie Glover
Bernard Nash
Stanley White
Kent Smith
Keith McGee
Bill Waller
Vickie Miers
Jean Woods
Dora Woods
Mr/Mrs Irvin Elliott |
Cyreio WGNL
Tee Golding
Dixie Roofing
Tarrah Lockhart
Deloris Franklin
City of Duck Hill
Delta Electric
Liston/Lancaster, PLLC
Velma “Pam” Young
ACLU of Mississippi
Entergy
Activists with a Purpose
Citizens for a Better
Greenville
Maurice Ferguson
White Auto Repair
Lanelle G. Martin
Larry’s Towing/Auto Repair |
Kenneth W. Ware
Sipp’s Trucking Company
BSW Consulting/Technology
Clark –Williams Funeral
Home
The Needmor Fund
Renasant Bank
Bank of Winona
NAACP-MS
Rockefeller Philanthropy
Indianola Parent Student
Group
L.C. Smith, Jr.
Jerry Dale Bridges
Southern Echo, Inc.
Regions Bank (Duck Hill)
AllRight Rental Cars
Southern Partners Fund
Pete Wilson Record Shop
Clay Security |
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Little
Willie Farmer
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Presented by
Action Communication &
Education Reform of Mississippi

This project is supported in
part by funding from the
Mississippi Arts Commission,
a State Agency and in part from the
National
Endowment for Arts,
a Federal Agency.

The Mississippi
Youth
Justice Project
Southern
Partners Fund
Marguerite
Casey Foundation
The
Mississippi
Band of Choctaw Indians
Local
Business Supporters
Local
Community Based Organizations
The City of
Duck Hill
Montgomery
County Board of Supervisors
www.mcedp.ms
www.bluesfestivalguide.com
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Homemade Jamz
featured in CBS
television special.
CBS Sunday Morning Show
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In 2007,
the 5th Annual Grassroots Blues Festival was held in Duck Hill, MS with a great turnout
of fans from practically every state in the union,
according to the Grassroots Blues Director, Al White. White stated, "Some
fans were just passing thru the state on Interstate 55 and heard the live broadcast
on the local radio (WGNL, FM 104.3 Greenwood) and stopped to check it out. Most of the
fans from out of state had planned their vacation or family reunion events
around the festival. White also stated, that," the festival is growing and
becoming very popular in the community and everyone is looking forward to next
year." The Grassroots Blues Festival focus is young artists, traditional
blues artists, and up and coming blues artists in an effort to give them a platform
to showcase their artistic skills, at the same time preserve the rich
heritage of blues music. The festival was sponsored in part by a grant from the
Mississippi Arts Commission and the National Endowment for the Arts.
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Elmo Williams |
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Festival
Archives:
2008 Festival Line Up
2007 Festival Photos
2007
Festival Line Up
2006 Festival Photos
2006
Festival Line Up
2005
Festival Archive
2005
Festival Photos
This project is supported in part by funding
from the Mississippi Arts Commission, a state agency, and, in part, from the
National Endowment for the Arts, a federal agency.
Barbara Looney of the
Delta Blues Revue |