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Gatemouth Brown
Although Texas native Clarence “Gatemouth” Brown achieved some personal success during his life as a guitarist, songwriter (“Okie Dokie Stomp”) and uncompromising blues and roots music visionary, his most lasting legacy has been as an influence on other great musicians – he was claimed as a favorite by Frank Zappa, and his trademark sound shaped the styles of a bevy of fellow Texans, among them Albert Collins, Johnny “Guitar” Watson, and Jimmie Vaughan.
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Legendary blues guitarist Clarence “Gatemouth” Brown gives a post-concert interview about his music and life as part of a master class series in playing music sponsored by Loyola University, New Orleans.



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2004
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