Honoring KoKo Taylor while Benefiting National Women in Blues Founder Michele Seidman

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By TERESA BREWER

According to Don Hearon, CEO of Hearon Media, from Las Vegas NV, artists from all over the country are expected to attend and perform the first annual Red, White and Blues Festival June 20th in Lebanon TN, in order to support the national effort to help Michele Seidman, founder of National Women in Blues Festival in Willmington North Carolina, which has been put on hold this year due to Michele's devastating illness and lack of funding or sponsorship for this event, which levels the playing field for women in the blues market.

Earlier this month, Alligator Records, blues artists, radio D.J.'s, family, friends and fans were all very sad to learn that KoKo Taylor died.

As artists, we feel that we can best honor her by remembering her major contribution to the music scene and dedicating this years performance to KoKo Taylor, who's original band is expected to be in attendence and also performing in the All Star Jam! It's gonna be a heck of a show and not to be missed!

Tickets are $25 and can be purchased at the gate of the James E. Ward Agricultural Center or bring your dad for an early father's day celebration and get in for only $20.

Performaning will be: BB Queen, Taylor P. Collins, Debra Ritter, Bobby Warren and many more blues artists will perform during the All Star Jam including Teressa "BluesBabe" Brewer.