Studebaker John's - Kingsville Jukin' Fulfilled By AEC The New York Times rave

The New York Times rave that his "playing was filled with elegant personality[

Presumably inspired by Wagner's operas

who're cursed with protecting their booty from the greedy

The first movement thus aims to parallel in feeling the intensity of the prophet's pleas while the scherzo gives a general sense of the destruction and chaos

each with his own voice

Studebaker John's - Kingsville Jukin' Fulfilled By AEC The New York Times raveAs a teenager John Grimaldi worked in the family plumbing business that sometimes took him to Chicago's Maxwell Street open air market. There he saw musicians playing raw, amplified blues. After seeing Hound Dog Taylor perform John knew he had to play slide guitar. Under the spell of these music experiences he started performing as Studebaker John in the '70s. Almost forty years and a dozen albums later Studebaker John is still creating new songs,