WILLIE FOSTER Muddy Waters, Howlin Wolf SIGNERT PLAKAT Profesjonell innrammet!

Willie Foster played harmonica with blues greats Muddy Waters, Jimmy Reed, Howlin’ Wolf, Little Walter, and others during the 1950s and early 1960s (se utfyllende opplysninger lenger ned i teksten).

Konsertplakaten ble signert av Foster under hans konsert på Club Ebony i Indianola i Iowa, USA datert 30. mai 1997. Plakaten er profesjonelt innrammet av et Kunst & rammeverksted. Materiale: Sort glans-lakkert gallerilist i tre (14mm x 14mm) med blank glass og passpartout. Format/størrelse: 39cm x 55cm. Bildet er i topp stand. Innrammet med plakaten er også et fotografi fra konserten av Willie Foster og medmusikere. Bildet har tilhørt en musikkjournalist, som var tilstede under konserten. Se vedlagte bilder for detaljer.

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Willie Foster, harmonica player. Internationally known harmonica player and vocalist Willie Foster played with blues greats Muddy Waters, Jimmy Reed, Howlin’ Wolf, Little Walter, and others during the 1950s and early 1960s. Despite health problems later in his life, he toured often and performed in many countries. Foster always returned to his roots in Mississippi’s Delta region, though, where he was known as the "Godfather of the Blues".

Born William James Foster on September 19, 1921, near Leland, MS; died on May 20, 2001, in Jackson, TN. Moved to Detroit, MI, to work in the auto industry, age 17; served in U.S. Army in Europe during World War II; moved to St. Louis, MO, after the war; formed threeman band, played first paying gig in St. Louis, c. 1951; moved to Chicago, met bluesman Muddy Waters, 1953; made recording debut with the single “Falling Rain Blues/Four Day Jump,” 1953; played with Waters in Chicago and at Carnegie Hall in New York; moved back to Mississippi, 1963; formed his band, the Rhythm and Blues Upsetters, 1980s; performed in the United States and abroad, 1990s (Encyclopedia.com)