Great article about a great player. By any chance do you know the source of the song “To the Left?”. I often heard it played by and LA all star band called the Bluesbusters but I never heard anyone else play it.
I asked Dave, who I write about in the article, but he did not know. I'll go down to Bunkers in Minneapolis for Dr. Mambo's Combo. Margie Cox sings in that group - she's the singer on the left in the Maynard video. Melanie Rosales is on the right next to Doug. They were all part of the TC Jammers also back in the 70s. Melanie Rosales married Steve Raitt, Bonnies brother, who put out a lot of great sound in the Twin Cities back then. I'll ask Margie if she knows about the roots of the song.
Great article about a great player. By any chance do you know the source of the song “To the Left?”. I often heard it played by and LA all star band called the Bluesbusters but I never heard anyone else play it.
I asked Dave, who I write about in the article, but he did not know. I'll go down to Bunkers in Minneapolis for Dr. Mambo's Combo. Margie Cox sings in that group - she's the singer on the left in the Maynard video. Melanie Rosales is on the right next to Doug. They were all part of the TC Jammers also back in the 70s. Melanie Rosales married Steve Raitt, Bonnies brother, who put out a lot of great sound in the Twin Cities back then. I'll ask Margie if she knows about the roots of the song.