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I.J. Gosey’s Sunday Afternoon Blues Party
Check out one of the few remaining Duke-Peacock sessions players
Published on August 09, 2007
The passing of Jimmy T-99 Nelson makes I.J. Gosey’s Sunday Afternoon Blues Party all the more a treasure. One of only a handful of session players from the legendary Duke-Peacock recording sessions still working, Gosey is the realest of deals, a bluesman who not only lives to play but plays it like his life’s on the line. Gosey’s one of the jazziest, smartest, most economical players ever to pick up a six-string — and he’s as humble, modest and intelligent a man as you’re likely to find in the blues game. He played a jillion gigs and zillion studio sessions before he finally released a recording under his own name. This guy hits you where you live. Lucky us.