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NewsMarch 1, 2014
Cross Rivers Blues Festival
The Third Annual Cross Rivers Blues Festival Saturday, March 1, at Port Cape in Cape Girardeau. Five bands performed during the festival which was organized by Ivas John of Cape Girardeau. "I just had an idea to bring a lot of music from outside the area to Cape Girardeau," said John. "So far we've been really pleased with the way people have responded to it." "I''m trying to bring the Blues with me wherever I go," said John who moved to Cape two years ago.
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Kenny Wayne, from British Columbia, Canada, performs at the Third Annual Cross Rivers Blues Festival Saturday, March 1, at Port Cape in Cape Girardeau. Five bands performed during the festival which was organized by Ivas John of Cape Girardeau. "I just had an idea to bring a lot of music from outside the area to Cape Girardeau," said John. "So far we've been really pleased with the way people have responded to it." "I''m trying to bring the Blues with me wherever I go," said John who moved to Cape two years ago.
Kenny Wayne, from British Columbia, Canada, performs at the Third Annual Cross Rivers Blues Festival Saturday, March 1, at Port Cape in Cape Girardeau. Five bands performed during the festival which was organized by Ivas John of Cape Girardeau. "I just had an idea to bring a lot of music from outside the area to Cape Girardeau," said John. "So far we've been really pleased with the way people have responded to it." "I''m trying to bring the Blues with me wherever I go," said John who moved to Cape two years ago.
Attendees watch Kenny Wayne, from British Columbia, Canada, performs at the Third Annual Cross Rivers Blues Festival Saturday, March 1, at Port Cape in Cape Girardeau. Five bands performed during the festival which was organized by Ivas John of Cape Girardeau. "I just had an idea to bring a lot of music from outside the area to Cape Girardeau," said John. "So far we've been really pleased with the way people have responded to it." "I''m trying to bring the Blues with me wherever I go," said John who moved to Cape two years ago.
Attendees watch Kenny Wayne, from British Columbia, Canada, performs at the Third Annual Cross Rivers Blues Festival Saturday, March 1, at Port Cape in Cape Girardeau. Five bands performed during the festival which was organized by Ivas John of Cape Girardeau. "I just had an idea to bring a lot of music from outside the area to Cape Girardeau," said John. "So far we've been really pleased with the way people have responded to it." "I''m trying to bring the Blues with me wherever I go," said John who moved to Cape two years ago.
Kenny Wayne, from British Columbia, Canada, performs at the Third Annual Cross Rivers Blues Festival Saturday, March 1, at Port Cape in Cape Girardeau. Five bands performed during the festival which was organized by Ivas John of Cape Girardeau. "I just had an idea to bring a lot of music from outside the area to Cape Girardeau," said John. "So far we've been really pleased with the way people have responded to it." "I''m trying to bring the Blues with me wherever I go," said John who moved to Cape two years ago.
Kenny Wayne, from British Columbia, Canada, performs at the Third Annual Cross Rivers Blues Festival Saturday, March 1, at Port Cape in Cape Girardeau. Five bands performed during the festival which was organized by Ivas John of Cape Girardeau. "I just had an idea to bring a lot of music from outside the area to Cape Girardeau," said John. "So far we've been really pleased with the way people have responded to it." "I''m trying to bring the Blues with me wherever I go," said John who moved to Cape two years ago.
Kenny Wayne, from British Columbia, Canada, performs at the Third Annual Cross Rivers Blues Festival Saturday, March 1, at Port Cape in Cape Girardeau. Five bands performed during the festival which was organized by Ivas John of Cape Girardeau. "I just had an idea to bring a lot of music from outside the area to Cape Girardeau," said John. "So far we've been really pleased with the way people have responded to it." "I''m trying to bring the Blues with me wherever I go," said John who moved to Cape two years ago.
Kenny Wayne, from British Columbia, Canada, performs at the Third Annual Cross Rivers Blues Festival Saturday, March 1, at Port Cape in Cape Girardeau. Five bands performed during the festival which was organized by Ivas John of Cape Girardeau. "I just had an idea to bring a lot of music from outside the area to Cape Girardeau," said John. "So far we've been really pleased with the way people have responded to it." "I''m trying to bring the Blues with me wherever I go," said John who moved to Cape two years ago.
Kenny Wayne, from British Columbia, Canada, performs at the Third Annual Cross Rivers Blues Festival Saturday, March 1, at Port Cape in Cape Girardeau. Five bands performed during the festival which was organized by Ivas John of Cape Girardeau. "I just had an idea to bring a lot of music from outside the area to Cape Girardeau," said John. "So far we've been really pleased with the way people have responded to it." "I''m trying to bring the Blues with me wherever I go," said John who moved to Cape two years ago.
Kenny Wayne, from British Columbia, Canada, performs at the Third Annual Cross Rivers Blues Festival Saturday, March 1, at Port Cape in Cape Girardeau. Five bands performed during the festival which was organized by Ivas John of Cape Girardeau. "I just had an idea to bring a lot of music from outside the area to Cape Girardeau," said John. "So far we've been really pleased with the way people have responded to it." "I''m trying to bring the Blues with me wherever I go," said John who moved to Cape two years ago.
Kenny Wayne, from British Columbia, Canada, warms up before performing at the Third Annual Cross Rivers Blues Festival Saturday, March 1, at Port Cape in Cape Girardeau. Five bands performed during the festival which was organized by Ivas John of Cape Girardeau. "I just had an idea to bring a lot of music from outside the area to Cape Girardeau," said John. "So far we've been really pleased with the way people have responded to it." "I''m trying to bring the Blues with me wherever I go," said John who moved to Cape two years ago.
Kenny Wayne, from British Columbia, Canada, warms up before performing at the Third Annual Cross Rivers Blues Festival Saturday, March 1, at Port Cape in Cape Girardeau. Five bands performed during the festival which was organized by Ivas John of Cape Girardeau. "I just had an idea to bring a lot of music from outside the area to Cape Girardeau," said John. "So far we've been really pleased with the way people have responded to it." "I''m trying to bring the Blues with me wherever I go," said John who moved to Cape two years ago.
Johnny Burgin, leader of Chicago based blues band Rockin' Johnny, performs at the Third Annual Cross Rivers Blues Festival Saturday, March 1, at Port Cape in Cape Girardeau. Five bands performed during the festival which was organized by Ivas John of Cape Girardeau. "I just had an idea to bring a lot of music from outside the area to Cape Girardeau," said John. "So far we've been really pleased with the way people have responded to it." "I''m trying to bring the Blues with me wherever I go," said John who moved to Cape two years ago.
Johnny Burgin, leader of Chicago based blues band Rockin' Johnny, performs at the Third Annual Cross Rivers Blues Festival Saturday, March 1, at Port Cape in Cape Girardeau. Five bands performed during the festival which was organized by Ivas John of Cape Girardeau. "I just had an idea to bring a lot of music from outside the area to Cape Girardeau," said John. "So far we've been really pleased with the way people have responded to it." "I''m trying to bring the Blues with me wherever I go," said John who moved to Cape two years ago.
Zach Priester, of Cape Girardeau, plays with Chicago based blues band Rockin' Johnny at the Third Annual Cross Rivers Blues Festival Saturday, March 1, at Port Cape in Cape Girardeau. Five bands performed during the festival which was organized by Ivas John of Cape Girardeau. "I just had an idea to bring a lot of music from outside the area to Cape Girardeau," said John. "So far we've been really pleased with the way people have responded to it." "I''m trying to bring the Blues with me wherever I go," said John who moved to Cape two years ago.
Zach Priester, of Cape Girardeau, plays with Chicago based blues band Rockin' Johnny at the Third Annual Cross Rivers Blues Festival Saturday, March 1, at Port Cape in Cape Girardeau. Five bands performed during the festival which was organized by Ivas John of Cape Girardeau. "I just had an idea to bring a lot of music from outside the area to Cape Girardeau," said John. "So far we've been really pleased with the way people have responded to it." "I''m trying to bring the Blues with me wherever I go," said John who moved to Cape two years ago.
Zach Priester, of Cape Girardeau, plays with Chicago based blues band Rockin' Johnny at the Third Annual Cross Rivers Blues Festival Saturday, March 1, at Port Cape in Cape Girardeau. Five bands performed during the festival which was organized by Ivas John of Cape Girardeau. "I just had an idea to bring a lot of music from outside the area to Cape Girardeau," said John. "So far we've been really pleased with the way people have responded to it." "I''m trying to bring the Blues with me wherever I go," said John who moved to Cape two years ago.
Zach Priester, of Cape Girardeau, plays with Chicago based blues band Rockin' Johnny at the Third Annual Cross Rivers Blues Festival Saturday, March 1, at Port Cape in Cape Girardeau. Five bands performed during the festival which was organized by Ivas John of Cape Girardeau. "I just had an idea to bring a lot of music from outside the area to Cape Girardeau," said John. "So far we've been really pleased with the way people have responded to it." "I''m trying to bring the Blues with me wherever I go," said John who moved to Cape two years ago.
Johnny Burgin, leader of Chicago based blues band Rockin' Johnny, performs at the Third Annual Cross Rivers Blues Festival Saturday, March 1, at Port Cape in Cape Girardeau. Five bands performed during the festival which was organized by Ivas John of Cape Girardeau. "I just had an idea to bring a lot of music from outside the area to Cape Girardeau," said John. "So far we've been really pleased with the way people have responded to it." "I''m trying to bring the Blues with me wherever I go," said John who moved to Cape two years ago.
Johnny Burgin, leader of Chicago based blues band Rockin' Johnny, performs at the Third Annual Cross Rivers Blues Festival Saturday, March 1, at Port Cape in Cape Girardeau. Five bands performed during the festival which was organized by Ivas John of Cape Girardeau. "I just had an idea to bring a lot of music from outside the area to Cape Girardeau," said John. "So far we've been really pleased with the way people have responded to it." "I''m trying to bring the Blues with me wherever I go," said John who moved to Cape two years ago.
Johnny Burgin, leader of Chicago based blues band Rockin' Johnny, performs at the Third Annual Cross Rivers Blues Festival Saturday, March 1, at Port Cape in Cape Girardeau. Five bands performed during the festival which was organized by Ivas John of Cape Girardeau. "I just had an idea to bring a lot of music from outside the area to Cape Girardeau," said John. "So far we've been really pleased with the way people have responded to it." "I''m trying to bring the Blues with me wherever I go," said John who moved to Cape two years ago.
Johnny Burgin, leader of Chicago based blues band Rockin' Johnny, performs at the Third Annual Cross Rivers Blues Festival Saturday, March 1, at Port Cape in Cape Girardeau. Five bands performed during the festival which was organized by Ivas John of Cape Girardeau. "I just had an idea to bring a lot of music from outside the area to Cape Girardeau," said John. "So far we've been really pleased with the way people have responded to it." "I''m trying to bring the Blues with me wherever I go," said John who moved to Cape two years ago.
Johnny Burgin, leader of Chicago based blues band Rockin' Johnny, performs at the Third Annual Cross Rivers Blues Festival Saturday, March 1, at Port Cape in Cape Girardeau. Five bands performed during the festival which was organized by Ivas John of Cape Girardeau. "I just had an idea to bring a lot of music from outside the area to Cape Girardeau," said John. "So far we've been really pleased with the way people have responded to it." "I''m trying to bring the Blues with me wherever I go," said John who moved to Cape two years ago.
Johnny Burgin, leader of Chicago based blues band Rockin' Johnny, performs at the Third Annual Cross Rivers Blues Festival Saturday, March 1, at Port Cape in Cape Girardeau. Five bands performed during the festival which was organized by Ivas John of Cape Girardeau. "I just had an idea to bring a lot of music from outside the area to Cape Girardeau," said John. "So far we've been really pleased with the way people have responded to it." "I''m trying to bring the Blues with me wherever I go," said John who moved to Cape two years ago.
Kenny Wayne, from British Columbia, Canada, performs at the Third Annual Cross Rivers Blues Festival Saturday, March 1, at Port Cape in Cape Girardeau. Five bands performed during the festival which was organized by Ivas John of Cape Girardeau. "I just had an idea to bring a lot of music from outside the area to Cape Girardeau," said John. "So far we've been really pleased with the way people have responded to it." "I''m trying to bring the Blues with me wherever I go," said John who moved to Cape two years ago.
Kenny Wayne, from British Columbia, Canada, performs at the Third Annual Cross Rivers Blues Festival Saturday, March 1, at Port Cape in Cape Girardeau. Five bands performed during the festival which was organized by Ivas John of Cape Girardeau. "I just had an idea to bring a lot of music from outside the area to Cape Girardeau," said John. "So far we've been really pleased with the way people have responded to it." "I''m trying to bring the Blues with me wherever I go," said John who moved to Cape two years ago.
Ed Kobek plays with Chicago based blues band Rockin' Johnny at the Third Annual Cross Rivers Blues Festival Saturday, March 1, at Port Cape in Cape Girardeau. Five bands performed during the festival which was organized by Ivas John of Cape Girardeau. "I just had an idea to bring a lot of music from outside the area to Cape Girardeau," said John. "So far we've been really pleased with the way people have responded to it." "I''m trying to bring the Blues with me wherever I go," said John who moved to Cape two years ago.
Ed Kobek plays with Chicago based blues band Rockin' Johnny at the Third Annual Cross Rivers Blues Festival Saturday, March 1, at Port Cape in Cape Girardeau. Five bands performed during the festival which was organized by Ivas John of Cape Girardeau. "I just had an idea to bring a lot of music from outside the area to Cape Girardeau," said John. "So far we've been really pleased with the way people have responded to it." "I''m trying to bring the Blues with me wherever I go," said John who moved to Cape two years ago.
Johnny Burgin, leader of Chicago based blues band Rockin' Johnny, performs at the Third Annual Cross Rivers Blues Festival Saturday, March 1, at Port Cape in Cape Girardeau. Five bands performed during the festival which was organized by Ivas John of Cape Girardeau. "I just had an idea to bring a lot of music from outside the area to Cape Girardeau," said John. "So far we've been really pleased with the way people have responded to it." "I''m trying to bring the Blues with me wherever I go," said John who moved to Cape two years ago.
Johnny Burgin, leader of Chicago based blues band Rockin' Johnny, performs at the Third Annual Cross Rivers Blues Festival Saturday, March 1, at Port Cape in Cape Girardeau. Five bands performed during the festival which was organized by Ivas John of Cape Girardeau. "I just had an idea to bring a lot of music from outside the area to Cape Girardeau," said John. "So far we've been really pleased with the way people have responded to it." "I''m trying to bring the Blues with me wherever I go," said John who moved to Cape two years ago.
Attendees watch Chicago based blues band Rockin' Johnny, performs at the Third Annual Cross Rivers Blues Festival Saturday, March 1, at Port Cape in Cape Girardeau. Five bands performed during the festival which was organized by Ivas John of Cape Girardeau. "I just had an idea to bring a lot of music from outside the area to Cape Girardeau," said John. "So far we've been really pleased with the way people have responded to it." "I''m trying to bring the Blues with me wherever I go," said John who moved to Cape two years ago.
Attendees watch Chicago based blues band Rockin' Johnny, performs at the Third Annual Cross Rivers Blues Festival Saturday, March 1, at Port Cape in Cape Girardeau. Five bands performed during the festival which was organized by Ivas John of Cape Girardeau. "I just had an idea to bring a lot of music from outside the area to Cape Girardeau," said John. "So far we've been really pleased with the way people have responded to it." "I''m trying to bring the Blues with me wherever I go," said John who moved to Cape two years ago.
Johnny Burgin, leader of Chicago based blues band Rockin' Johnny, performs at the Third Annual Cross Rivers Blues Festival Saturday, March 1, at Port Cape in Cape Girardeau. Five bands performed during the festival which was organized by Ivas John of Cape Girardeau. "I just had an idea to bring a lot of music from outside the area to Cape Girardeau," said John. "So far we've been really pleased with the way people have responded to it." "I''m trying to bring the Blues with me wherever I go," said John who moved to Cape two years ago.
Johnny Burgin, leader of Chicago based blues band Rockin' Johnny, performs at the Third Annual Cross Rivers Blues Festival Saturday, March 1, at Port Cape in Cape Girardeau. Five bands performed during the festival which was organized by Ivas John of Cape Girardeau. "I just had an idea to bring a lot of music from outside the area to Cape Girardeau," said John. "So far we've been really pleased with the way people have responded to it." "I''m trying to bring the Blues with me wherever I go," said John who moved to Cape two years ago.
Zach Priester, of Cape Girardeau, plays with Chicago based blues band Rockin' Johnny at the Third Annual Cross Rivers Blues Festival Saturday, March 1, at Port Cape in Cape Girardeau. Five bands performed during the festival which was organized by Ivas John of Cape Girardeau. "I just had an idea to bring a lot of music from outside the area to Cape Girardeau," said John. "So far we've been really pleased with the way people have responded to it." "I''m trying to bring the Blues with me wherever I go," said John who moved to Cape two years ago.
Zach Priester, of Cape Girardeau, plays with Chicago based blues band Rockin' Johnny at the Third Annual Cross Rivers Blues Festival Saturday, March 1, at Port Cape in Cape Girardeau. Five bands performed during the festival which was organized by Ivas John of Cape Girardeau. "I just had an idea to bring a lot of music from outside the area to Cape Girardeau," said John. "So far we've been really pleased with the way people have responded to it." "I''m trying to bring the Blues with me wherever I go," said John who moved to Cape two years ago.
Ed Kobek plays with Chicago based blues band Rockin' Johnny at the Third Annual Cross Rivers Blues Festival Saturday, March 1, at Port Cape in Cape Girardeau. Five bands performed during the festival which was organized by Ivas John of Cape Girardeau. "I just had an idea to bring a lot of music from outside the area to Cape Girardeau," said John. "So far we've been really pleased with the way people have responded to it." "I''m trying to bring the Blues with me wherever I go," said John who moved to Cape two years ago.
Ed Kobek plays with Chicago based blues band Rockin' Johnny at the Third Annual Cross Rivers Blues Festival Saturday, March 1, at Port Cape in Cape Girardeau. Five bands performed during the festival which was organized by Ivas John of Cape Girardeau. "I just had an idea to bring a lot of music from outside the area to Cape Girardeau," said John. "So far we've been really pleased with the way people have responded to it." "I''m trying to bring the Blues with me wherever I go," said John who moved to Cape two years ago.
Johnny Burgin, leader of Chicago based blues band Rockin' Johnny, performs at the Third Annual Cross Rivers Blues Festival Saturday, March 1, at Port Cape in Cape Girardeau. Five bands performed during the festival which was organized by Ivas John of Cape Girardeau. "I just had an idea to bring a lot of music from outside the area to Cape Girardeau," said John. "So far we've been really pleased with the way people have responded to it." "I''m trying to bring the Blues with me wherever I go," said John who moved to Cape two years ago.
Johnny Burgin, leader of Chicago based blues band Rockin' Johnny, performs at the Third Annual Cross Rivers Blues Festival Saturday, March 1, at Port Cape in Cape Girardeau. Five bands performed during the festival which was organized by Ivas John of Cape Girardeau. "I just had an idea to bring a lot of music from outside the area to Cape Girardeau," said John. "So far we've been really pleased with the way people have responded to it." "I''m trying to bring the Blues with me wherever I go," said John who moved to Cape two years ago.
Johnny Burgin, leader of Chicago based blues band Rockin' Johnny, performs at the Third Annual Cross Rivers Blues Festival Saturday, March 1, at Port Cape in Cape Girardeau. Five bands performed during the festival which was organized by Ivas John of Cape Girardeau. "I just had an idea to bring a lot of music from outside the area to Cape Girardeau," said John. "So far we've been really pleased with the way people have responded to it." "I''m trying to bring the Blues with me wherever I go," said John who moved to Cape two years ago.
Johnny Burgin, leader of Chicago based blues band Rockin' Johnny, performs at the Third Annual Cross Rivers Blues Festival Saturday, March 1, at Port Cape in Cape Girardeau. Five bands performed during the festival which was organized by Ivas John of Cape Girardeau. "I just had an idea to bring a lot of music from outside the area to Cape Girardeau," said John. "So far we've been really pleased with the way people have responded to it." "I''m trying to bring the Blues with me wherever I go," said John who moved to Cape two years ago.
Johnny Burgin, leader of Chicago based blues band Rockin' Johnny, performs at the Third Annual Cross Rivers Blues Festival Saturday, March 1, at Port Cape in Cape Girardeau. Five bands performed during the festival which was organized by Ivas John of Cape Girardeau. "I just had an idea to bring a lot of music from outside the area to Cape Girardeau," said John. "So far we've been really pleased with the way people have responded to it." "I''m trying to bring the Blues with me wherever I go," said John who moved to Cape two years ago.
Johnny Burgin, leader of Chicago based blues band Rockin' Johnny, performs at the Third Annual Cross Rivers Blues Festival Saturday, March 1, at Port Cape in Cape Girardeau. Five bands performed during the festival which was organized by Ivas John of Cape Girardeau. "I just had an idea to bring a lot of music from outside the area to Cape Girardeau," said John. "So far we've been really pleased with the way people have responded to it." "I''m trying to bring the Blues with me wherever I go," said John who moved to Cape two years ago.
A couple dances as Chicago based blues band Rockin' Johnny performs at the Third Annual Cross Rivers Blues Festival Saturday, March 1, at Port Cape in Cape Girardeau. Five bands performed during the festival which was organized by Ivas John of Cape Girardeau. "I just had an idea to bring a lot of music from outside the area to Cape Girardeau," said John. "So far we've been really pleased with the way people have responded to it." "I''m trying to bring the Blues with me wherever I go," said John who moved to Cape two years ago.
A couple dances as Chicago based blues band Rockin' Johnny performs at the Third Annual Cross Rivers Blues Festival Saturday, March 1, at Port Cape in Cape Girardeau. Five bands performed during the festival which was organized by Ivas John of Cape Girardeau. "I just had an idea to bring a lot of music from outside the area to Cape Girardeau," said John. "So far we've been really pleased with the way people have responded to it." "I''m trying to bring the Blues with me wherever I go," said John who moved to Cape two years ago.
A guitarist plays with Kenny Wayne, from British Columbia, Canada, at the Third Annual Cross Rivers Blues Festival Saturday, March 1, at Port Cape in Cape Girardeau. Five bands performed during the festival which was organized by Ivas John of Cape Girardeau. "I just had an idea to bring a lot of music from outside the area to Cape Girardeau," said John. "So far we've been really pleased with the way people have responded to it." "I''m trying to bring the Blues with me wherever I go," said John who moved to Cape two years ago.
A guitarist plays with Kenny Wayne, from British Columbia, Canada, at the Third Annual Cross Rivers Blues Festival Saturday, March 1, at Port Cape in Cape Girardeau. Five bands performed during the festival which was organized by Ivas John of Cape Girardeau. "I just had an idea to bring a lot of music from outside the area to Cape Girardeau," said John. "So far we've been really pleased with the way people have responded to it." "I''m trying to bring the Blues with me wherever I go," said John who moved to Cape two years ago.
Kenny Wayne, from British Columbia, Canada, performs at the Third Annual Cross Rivers Blues Festival Saturday, March 1, at Port Cape in Cape Girardeau. Five bands performed during the festival which was organized by Ivas John of Cape Girardeau. "I just had an idea to bring a lot of music from outside the area to Cape Girardeau," said John. "So far we've been really pleased with the way people have responded to it." "I''m trying to bring the Blues with me wherever I go," said John who moved to Cape two years ago.
Kenny Wayne, from British Columbia, Canada, performs at the Third Annual Cross Rivers Blues Festival Saturday, March 1, at Port Cape in Cape Girardeau. Five bands performed during the festival which was organized by Ivas John of Cape Girardeau. "I just had an idea to bring a lot of music from outside the area to Cape Girardeau," said John. "So far we've been really pleased with the way people have responded to it." "I''m trying to bring the Blues with me wherever I go," said John who moved to Cape two years ago.
Kenny Wayne, from British Columbia, Canada, performs at the Third Annual Cross Rivers Blues Festival Saturday, March 1, at Port Cape in Cape Girardeau. Five bands performed during the festival which was organized by Ivas John of Cape Girardeau. "I just had an idea to bring a lot of music from outside the area to Cape Girardeau," said John. "So far we've been really pleased with the way people have responded to it." "I''m trying to bring the Blues with me wherever I go," said John who moved to Cape two years ago.
Kenny Wayne, from British Columbia, Canada, performs at the Third Annual Cross Rivers Blues Festival Saturday, March 1, at Port Cape in Cape Girardeau. Five bands performed during the festival which was organized by Ivas John of Cape Girardeau. "I just had an idea to bring a lot of music from outside the area to Cape Girardeau," said John. "So far we've been really pleased with the way people have responded to it." "I''m trying to bring the Blues with me wherever I go," said John who moved to Cape two years ago.
A guitarist plays with Kenny Wayne, from British Columbia, Canada, at the Third Annual Cross Rivers Blues Festival Saturday, March 1, at Port Cape in Cape Girardeau. Five bands performed during the festival which was organized by Ivas John of Cape Girardeau. "I just had an idea to bring a lot of music from outside the area to Cape Girardeau," said John. "So far we've been really pleased with the way people have responded to it." "I''m trying to bring the Blues with me wherever I go," said John who moved to Cape two years ago.
A guitarist plays with Kenny Wayne, from British Columbia, Canada, at the Third Annual Cross Rivers Blues Festival Saturday, March 1, at Port Cape in Cape Girardeau. Five bands performed during the festival which was organized by Ivas John of Cape Girardeau. "I just had an idea to bring a lot of music from outside the area to Cape Girardeau," said John. "So far we've been really pleased with the way people have responded to it." "I''m trying to bring the Blues with me wherever I go," said John who moved to Cape two years ago.
Kenny Wayne, from British Columbia, Canada, performs at the Third Annual Cross Rivers Blues Festival Saturday, March 1, at Port Cape in Cape Girardeau. Five bands performed during the festival which was organized by Ivas John of Cape Girardeau. "I just had an idea to bring a lot of music from outside the area to Cape Girardeau," said John. "So far we've been really pleased with the way people have responded to it." "I''m trying to bring the Blues with me wherever I go," said John who moved to Cape two years ago.
Kenny Wayne, from British Columbia, Canada, performs at the Third Annual Cross Rivers Blues Festival Saturday, March 1, at Port Cape in Cape Girardeau. Five bands performed during the festival which was organized by Ivas John of Cape Girardeau. "I just had an idea to bring a lot of music from outside the area to Cape Girardeau," said John. "So far we've been really pleased with the way people have responded to it." "I''m trying to bring the Blues with me wherever I go," said John who moved to Cape two years ago.
Kenny Wayne, from British Columbia, Canada, performs at the Third Annual Cross Rivers Blues Festival Saturday, March 1, at Port Cape in Cape Girardeau. Five bands performed during the festival which was organized by Ivas John of Cape Girardeau. "I just had an idea to bring a lot of music from outside the area to Cape Girardeau," said John. "So far we've been really pleased with the way people have responded to it." "I''m trying to bring the Blues with me wherever I go," said John who moved to Cape two years ago.
Kenny Wayne, from British Columbia, Canada, performs at the Third Annual Cross Rivers Blues Festival Saturday, March 1, at Port Cape in Cape Girardeau. Five bands performed during the festival which was organized by Ivas John of Cape Girardeau. "I just had an idea to bring a lot of music from outside the area to Cape Girardeau," said John. "So far we've been really pleased with the way people have responded to it." "I''m trying to bring the Blues with me wherever I go," said John who moved to Cape two years ago.
Kenny Wayne, from British Columbia, Canada, performs at the Third Annual Cross Rivers Blues Festival Saturday, March 1, at Port Cape in Cape Girardeau. Five bands performed during the festival which was organized by Ivas John of Cape Girardeau. "I just had an idea to bring a lot of music from outside the area to Cape Girardeau," said John. "So far we've been really pleased with the way people have responded to it." "I''m trying to bring the Blues with me wherever I go," said John who moved to Cape two years ago.
Kenny Wayne, from British Columbia, Canada, performs at the Third Annual Cross Rivers Blues Festival Saturday, March 1, at Port Cape in Cape Girardeau. Five bands performed during the festival which was organized by Ivas John of Cape Girardeau. "I just had an idea to bring a lot of music from outside the area to Cape Girardeau," said John. "So far we've been really pleased with the way people have responded to it." "I''m trying to bring the Blues with me wherever I go," said John who moved to Cape two years ago.
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The Third Annual Cross Rivers Blues Festival Saturday, March 1, at Port Cape in Cape Girardeau. Five bands performed during the festival which was organized by Ivas John of Cape Girardeau. "I just had an idea to bring a lot of music from outside the area to Cape Girardeau," said John. "So far we've been really pleased with the way people have responded to it." "I''m trying to bring the Blues with me wherever I go," said John who moved to Cape two years ago.

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Woman facing arson-for-hire charge in Bootheel now faces forgery relating to immigrant committee testimony
TTF committee compiles list of possible road projects for public hearings in November
NewsOct. 2
TTF committee compiles list of possible road projects for public hearings in November
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