Down And Dirty
“Seminole Blues”
TAMPA RED
Gainesville’s own Johnny Hines was unique among the strolling minstrels.
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rick mccawley
University Ave. Blues
In the early 1970s, Gainesville, the small North Florida college town was home to many legendary musicians. Bo Diddley, The Allman Brothers, Stephen Stills, Don Felder, and Tom Petty were all locals. For many at UF, Johnny Hines, a University Avenue minstrel, was as popular as any.
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ALLIGATOR MUSIC COLLECTION
GAINESVILLE [PLAYLIST]*
NORTH FLORIDA [PLAYLIST]*
PLAYING GAINESVILLE
University Avenue
BLUES IN THE NIGHT
AFTER MIDNIGHT (UF NIGHTLIFE)
Johnny Hines
MUDDY WATERS (GAINESVILLE LOVE STORY)
BO DIDDLEY
BB KING @ THE COTTON CLUB
Chitlin’ Circuit
Robert Johnson (WIKI)
Searching for Robert Johnson (Vanity Fair)
ROBERT JOHNSON (LOVE IN VAIN)
BLUE (THE ORIGINAL COLOR OF SIN)
THE DEVIL IS SINGING OUR SONG
ROBERT JOHNSON (HELLHOUND ON HIS TRAIL)
SACRED GROUND (A LIGHTER SHADE OF BLUE)
BLACKS AND BLUES (CHITLIN’ CIRCUIT)
HOLY TRINITY OF ROCK
HOLY TRINITY OF JAZZ
SCOTT PUTESKY
Running With The Devil [STORY]
the bridge
BRINGING AMERICA TOGETHER AGAIN.
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SOUNDS OF GAINESVILLE
Johnny Hines
Bo Diddley
Muddy Waters
BB King
Allman Brothers
Sea Level
Dixie Dregs
Steve Forbert
Eagles
Marshall Tucker Band
B.B. King
Don Felder
Stephen Stills
Marty Jourard
Brother From Another Motel (Vacancy)
Swimming Pool Qs
Wendy O. Williams
Eagles
Linda Ronstadt
Frank Zappa
Pat Benatar
Pat Travers
Little River Band
Al Di Meola
Tim Weisberg
Talking Head
The Cars
Elvis Costello
Devo
The Romantics
Peter Tosh
Weather Report
Eddie Money
U2 (The Rat)
Hyde & Zeke’s
The Pipeline (Radio)
John Lennon
Double Fantasy
Jam at Kevin’s
Mayport Jazz
Suwannee Bluegrass
Richie Havens
Janis Joplin
Don McLean
Four Tops
Sly Stone
Todd Rundgren
Grand Funk Railroad
Blondie