Texas Johnny Brown
Texas Johnny Brown is truly one of the legendary figures of the American blues scene. Johnny began his professional musical career in Houston in the mid- 1940s with Amos Milburn's "Aladdin Chickenshackers".
Trudy Lynn
Born and raised in Houston's music-rich Fifth Ward, Trudy Lynn began singing in an era when the neighborhood's blues and early R & B culture was first turning on to a new sound known simply as soul.
All Stars Band featuring Ms. Vanessa
Vanessa's rich sultry vocals leave audiences in awe of her resounding range. Houston has enjoyed her natural talent for over 30 years. Taking notes from her favorite the "Queen of Soul", Aretha Franklin, this professional has certainly earned her crown in the queens� court.
Tommy Dardar
A 40 year veteran of the music business, Tommy Dardar is a consumate vocalist, as well as a true blues harp master. Dardar plays a powerful brand of swamp rock steeped in the traditions of Louisiana Zydeco and blues masters such as Bobby Bland and the legendary Jimmy Reed.
Cecil Shaw
Cecil Shaw Jr. was born on December 15, 1947 to Cecil Shaw Sr. and Ann Shaw. He had been saturated with charisma and talent from birth. Born into the generation and lifestyle of Motown, Cecil was destined for stardom.
Mark May
Born Mark Thomas May, September 29, 1961, in Colombus, Ohio, Mark started to play guitar at the age of five. From a musical family, Mark was exposed to many different styles of music. His mother's love was Bluegrass and Country music.
Texas Johnny Brown 
