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Gary Clark, Jr. Omar and The Howlers Pastorale Ronnie Earl Cotton Mouth Man James Cotton Smokestack Lightnin' Howlin' Wolf Alabama Blues J. Lenoir We're All In This Together feat. Box Clarksdale, MS The primary mission of The Pinetop Perkins Foundation is to provide encouragement and support for youth and young people at the beginning of their musical career Ma sterClass Workshop Experience ; and help provide care and safety for elderly musicians at the twilight of their career Pinetop Assistance League.
The Foundation is a c 3 tax exempt non-profit organization. Your donation will honor Pinetop's memory and help fund our mission. That love and passion permeates through the Pinetop Perkins Foundation of which he was a Co-founder. Bill passed away on October 28, at the age of 73 after a courageous battle with cancer.
He took up the guitar, and, learning from local musicians and from recordings of blues legends Robert Johnson, Leroy Carr, and Pinetop Smith, at the age of 10 he began to play at dances and house parties around the Paines-Deadman Plantation in Honey Island, where he grew up. Around the age of 12, he took up the piano as well.
When he came of age, he began playing in Delta clubs and jooks. One of his favorite pieces was Pinetop Smith's "Pinetop's Boogie Woogie;" "they used to call me 'Pinetop' because I played that song," he says. He began to perform more widely, touring to Florida, East St. Louis, and other points in the Midwest and making his first recording in
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