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  Meet the STLBlues Street Team
Dave 'Big Dave' BeardsleyDave 'Big Dave'
Beardsley



I'm Dave - nicknamed Big Dave - as the gang at STLBlues felt a nickname was mandatory for a Blues publisher.

What started as a hobby has grown into an innovative music promotion company, based in St. Louis, with band, venue and advertising connections around the world, and thousands of daily visitors.

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I serve as the publisher and editor of STLBlues. The driving force behind this has always been my love of the Blues.




Jim V.Big Jim Von Tellrop

Jim has been a STLBlues contributor since 2000, covering the West Coast, and is our Left Coast contact. If you're a band or event and call the west coast home, make sure you contact Big Jim for the best in STLBlues promotion.

A influence and mentor to STLBlues, he's one of the reasons STLBlues exists.


Joseph East Side Slim

Long time resident of the right-side of the Mighty Mississippi, East Side Slim is an aficionado of all forms of music branching from the Great Mother Tree of blues. After many years spent in a seemingly endless quest for music of the soul (and the occasional top-flight barley pop), this quest was sated upon sinking deep, deep roots into the ground surrounding ol' Saint Lou.

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When not working, enjoying family and friends or pursuing musical enlightenment, East Side Slim also enjoys scuttlebuttin', concocting Tang-based beverages, hunting for that elusive perfect bowling shirt, and turning YOU on to great music via his reviews on www.stlblues.net.


Cornbread (AKA Pete)Peter 'Cornbread' Cohen

Hey ya'll, Cornbread here.

There is much myth about the naming Cornbread, I will set the record straight for you. Far from the urban legend, I was not the youngest of thirteen children living in an abandoned boxcar in Texarkana and my family never sheared cotton. I was born in St. Louis as Peter Cohen. The nickname Cornbread was first used officially during the hot summer of 2001 at a blues festival where I was introduced to Johnnie Johnson as Cornbread. He smiled called me Cornbread, and the rest is history as they say. There is a Grand-pappy Cornbread who was a wise old man and mentor for me. While illiterate and a man of very few words, I find myself reflecting on his wisdom and quoting him from time-to-time.

Much like Big Dave, I too love the blues - especially Texas and Chicago blues guitar and gritty vocals with a little funkiness added in. By day I work as a banker and by night I find myself reviewing CD's, corresponding with other blues aficionados and playin' bass in The Brown Dog Blues Band.

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Well, it's been over five years since hooking up with Big Dave, in that time I've had the privilege of having more than 300 reviews published, hearing great music, meeting great people and the chance to visit with many of my idols.

Drop me a line, I'd love to hear a good, bad or even an amusing anecdote or any funky blues should know about. Also, visit the STLBlues Calendar for my band schedule or my Myspace

Peace & love,
Peter 'Cornbread' Cohen, CBP


 
Kim 'Fest Junkie' Welsh


Greetings from the Crescent City... New Orleans! I live for the next festival or live music event. My passions are photography and music and they go together like red beans and rice. I live near New Orleans, so I am fortunate to have access to one of our great cities for music. I enjoy cultural events such as second line parades, jazz funerals (We put the FUN in FUNeral!), Mardi Gras Indians, and rhythms of all genres, but preferably BLUES! I cut my teeth on the Beatles, Janis Joplin, Jimi Hendrix, and Led Zeppelin. I love Stevie Ray Vaughan, John Hiatt, Buddy Guy, Sonny Landreth, John Mooney, and all Delta blues. I look forward to keeping you abreast of events in the Southeast of our great country. May all of your blues be on the radio... or LIVE if you seek it out!


Craig 'CC' CaesarCraig 'CC'
Caesar



I'm a classically trained violinist, fiddle player by blood, life trained blues guitarist, and twenty year technology consulting veteran.

I keep the internet gears turning behind the scenes at STLBlues.net as well as offering several interrelated creative
services: Creative consultation, audio and video production, DVD authoring, graphical design, web application development, and promotional planning.


"Miss Vickie" "Miss Vickie"

I love music!
It's in my blood. My dad and his brothers played piano, fiddle, clarinet, sax, and trombone. My dad, Ozzie Pucci, played some really great piano bar and fiddle. My uncle, Sylvio Pucci, played clarinet with Russ David for many years. My uncle, Ben Pucci, played horn. I'll be talking to musicians and venues to get the insight on what they're all about. I'm here to tell the stories. Real Blues and Real People!


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