Shirley Mae Owens (Sugar) and Robert Jr Whitall (Junior) have been publishers and editors of Big City Rhythm & Blues Magazine for 23 years. They have had shows on the Detroit Webstream, UDETROIT, and also on Bill Wax’s BBKing’s Bluesville on Sirius/XM and before that Shirley Mae had 2 radio shows in Kansas City for 10 years on KKFI. They will bring interviews with friends they have collected over 30 years in the R&B galaxy every couple of weeks to
John Sinclair’s show.
Cass Corridor with an hour of music by second-generation Baton Rouge
bluesman Kenny Neal alone and in the company of Tab Benoit, Billy Branch, and
Mitch Woods, plus several installments of a conversation with Robert Jr. Whitall
& Sugar Mae Owens of Big City Rhythm & Blues magazine conducted backstage
at the 50 th annual New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival.
The John Sinclair Foundation Presents
NEAL AND PREY
JOHN SINCLAIR RADIO SHOW 822
Cass Corridor, Detroit, August 10, 2019 [19489]
Yusef Lateef: Happyology
Kenny Neal & Tab Benoit: Down In The Swamp
Kenny Neal Conversation with Robert Jr. & Sugar Mae
Henry Gray: Stagger Lee
Kenny Neal Conversation with Robert Jr. & Sugar Mae
Kenny Neal: Neal And Prey
Kenny Neal: Bitter With The Sweet
Kenny Neal Conversation with Robert Jr. & Sugar Mae
Kenny Neal & Billy Branch: Billy & Kenny’s Stomp
Kenny Neal & Billy Branch: Going To The Country
Kenny Neal & Billy Branch: Going Down Slow
Kenny Neal Conversation with Robert Jr. & Sugar Mae
Kenny Neal: Early In The Morning
Kenny Neal: It Hurts Me Too
Kenny Neal Conversation with Robert Jr. & Sugar Mae
Kenny Neal & Mitch Woods: Blues Mobile
Kenny Neal Conversation with Robert Jr. & Sugar Mae
Kenny Neal: Thank You B.B. King
Kenny Neal Conversation with Robert Jr. & Sugar Mae
Charlie Parker: They Can’t Take That Away From Me
A JOINT PRODUCTION
Hosted by John Sinclair for Radio Free Amsterdam
Produced, edited, assembled & annotated by John Sinclair
Executive Producer: Steve Pratt
Special thanks to Robert Jr. Whitall & Sugar Mae Owens, David Kunian, Scott
Barretta, Linda Lexy and the late Don Scherdin
© 2019 The John Sinclair Foundation