Appearing acts

Enjoy a day of great American roots music
at Freshfields Village Green ...
located at the traffic circle between Kiawah
and Seabrook Islands. With its lovely village
green, Freshfields is a shopping crossroads offering a full spectrum of retail shops, dining
attractions, and other services to the sea island community. Bring a chair or blanket and
relax with friends as top national acts perform
American music ... and it’s FREE!
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Join the Official Afterparty ...
Dr. Pickup
at Lucy’s Grill, 1001 Landfall Way (entrance
Island), just three minutes from
to Seabrook Island)
the festival. Featuring Dr. Pickup Duo from
Paris, France
France; 6-9 pm; full bar; dinner reservations recommended (843-768-8118).
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American Music Celebration
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BIscuit miller
& The Mix
BUDDY WHITTINGTON
& the Randy McAllister Band
Eddie C. Campbell & The King Bees
The American Music Celebration is just one more reason
to visit beautiful Kiawah Island. Just 45 minutes southeast of Charleston,
Kiawah is one of the Palmetto State’s coastal treasures –
a wonderland of world-class golf, beaches, and resort living.
Treat yourself to a Kiawah weekend and relish
this special musical event with your family and friends.
Brought to you by the Kiawah Island ATAX Committee.
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Lowcountry Blues Bash
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EDDIE C. CAMPBELL
& The King Bees
2:00 pm
www.myspace.com/eddieccampbell
www.myspace.com/thekingbeesblues
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Guitarist Eddie Campbell
hails from Duncan, Miss.,
but moved to Chicago
when he was 10. He soon
jammed with Muddy Waters
and learned from Muddy,
Magic Sam and Otis Rush
before playing with Howlin’
Wolf, Little Walter, Little Johnny Taylor, Jimmy Reed,
and Willie Dixon’s Chicago Blues All-Stars. In 1984
Eddie left Chicago for Europe, where he worked for a decade before
returning to Chi’town in the 1990s. His 2009 album, Tear This World Up,
was nominated for Album of the Year by the the Blues Foundation.
For the AMC, Eddie is backed by The King Bees, the N.C. mountainsbased trio that has played with a virtual Who’sWho of touring blues
acts. The Bees feature vocalist/bassist Penny Zamagni and guitarist Rob
Baskerville, who have been bluesing it up for more than 20 years.
BUDDY WHITTINGTON
& the Randy McAllister Band
www.buddywhittington.com
www.randymcallister.com
A lifelong Texan, Buddy Whittington replaced
Coco Montoya to spend 15 years on the road
with John Mayall &
The Bluesbreakers – ’nuff said. He cut his first solo
album in 2007 and is now iin demand throughout
Europe and the U.S. Backing Buddy is singing
drummer/harmonicist Randy McAllister and his
band, one of the most under-promoted (and
hence, under-appreciated) blues groups in all of
America.
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Booking & organization: Gary Erwin, POB 13525, Charleston, SC 29422 • 843-762-9125 • emusic@mindspring.com
This is the office that also produces the annual Lowcountry Blues Bash,
10 days in February in Charleston, SC. – www.bluesbash.com
Biscuit Miller
& The Mix
www.biscuitmiller.com
5:00
Blistering, joyous, funky, soul/
blues/goodtimes music will have
you on your feet! Biscuit & The
Mix were a highlight of this year’s
Lowcountry Blues Bash.
Dave Miller got his nickname
from his Grandma after he downed
a whole pan of her oven-hot
biscuits. He was raised by her in
Chicago’s Southside blues mecca, where he saw a bass gathering dust at
a friend’s house and literally picked it up at the age of 11. He gigged first
with Sonny Rogers, then Mojo Buford, Ike and Tina Turner, then spent 10
defining years with Lonnie Brooks.
Biscuit formed The Mix in 2000 to fill occasional down time, and later
joined guitar heavyweight Anthony Gomes for five years. Now based in
Indianapolis, Biscuit & The Mix are a full-time draw that serves up a souful,
blues-funk stew – always with a piping hot Buiscuit.
Concessions available at reasonable prices.
Bring a lawn chair or blanket.
• ACCOMMODATIONS •
A full range of comfortable accommodations awaits at Kiawah Island.
For info and prices, mention “American Music Celebration” and visit:
www.kiawahgolf.com 1-800-654-2924
www.resortquest.com 1-800-845-3911
www.beachwalker.com 1-800-334-6308
www.kiawahexclusives.com 1-800-845-6966
www.kiawahresort.com 1-800-576-1570
Mark next year’s American
Music Celebration:
October 7, 2012! You may also enjoy ...
4 Annual Pee Dee Blues Bash (Florence) • Nov. 4-5 • www.peedeebluesbash.com
22st Annual Lowcountry Blues Bash (Charleston) • Feb. 10-21, 2012 • www.bluesbash.com
3nd Annual Blues Stage at Arts Int’l Fest (Florence) • March 31 • www.fmarion.edu
8th Annual Blues by the Sea (Kiawah Island) • April 15 • www.baluesbacs.com/kiawah
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