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 Radio Interview Monday, March 3 at Midnight Eastern
Time.
I will be talking with Vinny
Marini live on Blog Talk Radio.
Tune in HERE – it’s all about my
new CD
“Belle of the Blues.”
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Thursday, March 6th, 7-10pm.
I will be sitting in with my friends John Kogge and Laurie
Traveline Neyer Thursday, March 6th at Oxford’s O’ Pub, 10 Park Place
from 7-10 pm.
Get your 3 part harmony on!
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Big Song Music House
Presents!
EG Kight and Lisa
Biales
Sunday, April 6th at
8pm
Doors open at 7pm for potluck and
mingling
A $20 donation at the door will
get you in.
Please reply to this email
to reserve yourself a seat.
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April
Shows
Peach
Pickin’ Mamas tour Ohio & Indiana
Thursday,
April 3 @ 7:30pm
Lisa Biales & EG Kight / Peach Pickin’
Mamas
Fountain/Warren Musical Arts, Inc.
Harrison Hills
Country Club
413 East New Street
Attica, IN 765-762-1135
Price: Adults $7.50 Students Free
Friday, April 4 @ 8pm
Lisa
Biales & EG Kight / Peach Pickin’ Mamas
House
Concerts on the Knoll at Marg Henry’s house.
8226
Beech Knoll
Indianapolis,
IN 317-849-2878
Price:
15
Saturday, April 5 @ 7:30pm
Lisa Biales & EG Kight / Peach Pickin’
Mamas
131
East Walnut Street
Portland,
IN / 866-539-9911
Sunday,
April 6 @ 8pm
Lisa
Biales & EG Kight / Peach Pickin’ Mamas
Big
Song Music House Concert
Oxford,
Ohio
513-523-4079
Doors
open at 7pm for potluck, $20 donation at the
door.
RSVP
to this email now to save yourself a seat.
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Tommy Talton
on
acoustic guitar, slide guitar, and Dobro, Bill Stewart lays down the groove on
drums, Gary Porter adds a special flair with
percussion, Tommy Vickery and Johnny
Fountain kept it
solid on bass, Pat Bergeson stepped in on harmonica,
recorded by Paul Hornsby at Muscadine Studio in Macon, Georgia and Paul played
piano, Randall Bramblett made a special guest
appearance on Hammond B3, Ken Wynn played electric and
acoustic slide guitar, EG Kight sang a Memphis Minnie
duet, produced the CD, sang harmony, played acoustic guitar, and wrote seven of
the 11 songs for Belle of The Blues.
Cover photo by Suzanne Marie Lambert,
CD design by David Dotson.
“An
impressive follow-up to her ‘Just Like Honey’ release from 2012, Miss Biales
gets better and better.” – Blues & Rhythm Magazine,
UK
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