Cornbread 99
Cornbread Harris – the second recording session
Blues legend Cornbread Harris is recording new live album at age 99. Fresh from being inducted into the Minnesota Music Hall of Fame, the unstoppable 99-year-old blues musician Cornbread Harris will record a new live album with his band over here at Crooners. This is the second and final recording performance of the series. Recordings from this and the September performance will be combined to make “Cornbread 99”, which will be celebrated with a record release party and performance on December 16. This is your last chance to be part of these historic recordings, so get your tickets now!
James Samuel “Cornbread” Harris Sr – piano and vocal
Scott Soule – bass and vocal
Douglas Hill – drums
Rocco Bolero – guitar
Steve Clarke – tenor soprano saxophones, cat herding
Maurice Jacox – alto sax and vocal
Bobby Jay – trumpet
Nathan Berry – trombone
James Samuel “Cornbread” Harris, Sr. is a 99-year-old Minnesota music legend who has been entertaining audiences since World War II. He performs an eclectic mix of blues, jazz, and ballads, and is a founding father of the Minneapolis Sound.