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11:18 am
Fri March 25, 2011

"Th' Bullfrog" Willard McGhee

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  • McGhee joins host Frank Stasio to perform live and to talk about preserving and playing the music he loves.

Musician “Th’ Bullfrog” Willard McGhee has nothing but respect for the blues greats of the Piedmont. In fact, McGhee would love to see more being done to honor blues pioneers like Blind Boy Fuller and Floyd Council. Their legacies live on in McGhee’s music. His new CD project, recorded with fellow blues guitarist Tad Walters, is called “Stealin’ Gasoline.” In the tradition of blues, the songs are personal and poignant and sometimes racy.

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