With Bo Diddley, Jr.

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Silk City Release Blues CD

WEST PATERSON - The Silk City Recording Company, in conjunction with Loopy Loon Productions, Inc., has recorded the most popular and talented artists that frequent the historic Great Notch Inn in Little Falls, NJ to create a live compilation album entitled Standing Room Only: Songs From the Last Roadhouse. 
ROADSIDE LOUIE is a true 'musician's musician,' having spent his latter teens hitchhiking across the country with little more than a guitar and a harmonica to keep him company. Louie eventually returned to his NJ roots and formed THE DUSTERS, who have backed such celebrated blues artists as Homesick James, Snooky Pryor, and James Cotton. They have also played numerous gigs as a band in their own right, performing at such divergent venues as the Stanhope House, Medieval Times, and the Blues 2000 and Beyond Festival. In addition to their high powered blend of blues and rockabilly, the Dusters are also widely known for their zoot suits and boleros, which landed them a spot as a runner-up in Delta Snake Magazine's Readers' Poll for "Most Unusual Stage Costume."

Delgap.com August, 2001 Events

Roadside Louie & the Dusters - Roadside is a great harmonica player and along with the Dusters, this is Chicago Blues. 
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THE CAMBRIDGE TOWN CRIER -
 Cambridge's Daily Electronic Newswire
 Tuesday, March 28, 1995  
 Issue No. 39
 --Nightclubs-- 
House of Blues - 
96 Winthrop St. 
Tuesday, March 28: Ron Levy's Wild Kingdom Dinner Show then Roadside Louie and the Dusters.

DELTA SNAKE BLUES NEWS©

Editor/Publisher:
 Al Handa 

No. 24

FEB 1998

* MOST UNUSUAL STAGE COSTUME: 
1. Dr. John 
2. Chief Eddy 
    Clearwater
3. Screaming Jay 
    Hawkins 
4. Roadside Louie

Snooky Pryor Concert

harp-l-digest
Wednesday, 24 April 1996
Volume 01 : Number 478
James Hanson
 

Last Saturday I went to hear Snooky Pryor play. He was backed up by a local band, Roadside Louie and the
Dusters. Roadside Louie is a fine harp player and smooth vocalist himself (a slightly garish taste in clothes, how-
ever - a red suit with red and white shoes and a white fedora with red band.). Even at 75, Snooky Pryor was 
excellent… one of the old-time original Chicago blues players. For the last two or three songs of the last set, he brought Roadside Louie up to play some hot harp duets.

Roadside Louie & the Dusters with

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Homesick James - Live Recording ...

on Stanhope House Records. 

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January 31, 2000 
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE - STANDING  ROOM ONLY: 
Songs from the Last Roadhouse (LPD 2010) 
Live Compilation 
featuring 
Roadside Louie and the Dusters, and others.

With James Cotton

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