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LIVE From the Stages of the 2010 King Biscuit
The name Arkansas Blues and Heritage Festival served its purpose, but now it’s back to being the King Biscuit again…let the rejoicing begin!
Arkansas Blues Heritage Festival 2010 – Day 1
Scenes from the Arkansas Blues and Heritage Festival The King Biscuit Blues Festival was first held in 1986 and has been a must destination for blues fans since that time. During some of this time, the festival name was changed to the Arkansas Blues and Heritage Festival. This blues fan finally had the opportunity to [...]
Arkansas Blues Heritage Festival 2010 – Day 2
The King Biscuit Continues DAY TWO MUSIC – FRIDAY Day two brought us more fine music at the Arkansas Blues Heritage Festival, and we had the opportunity to see Hubert Sumlin & The Willie “Big Eyes” Smith Band, Michael Burks, Marcia Ball and Dr. John on the main stage, while the Lockwood Stackhouse Stage gave [...]
Arkansas Blues and Heritage Festival 2010 – Day 3
Arkansas Blues and Heritage Festival DAY THREE – SATURDAY Day three of the Arkansas Blues and Heritage Festival brought out more big guns and more rising stars. Much of the day at The King Biscuit was spent at the Lockwood Stackhouse stage to witness sets from Lonnie Shields, the Wampus Cats and Don McMinn [...]
