Lokal Loudness : Hall of Fame

JAMES BROWN FIRST INDUCTEE INTO LOKAL LOUDNESS HALL OF FAME FEBRUARY 10TH, 2007
Over a 50 year period, James Brown amassed an amazing total of 98 entries on Billboard's top 40 R&B singles Charts, a record unsurpassed by any other artist. Seventeen of them reached number one, a feat topped only by Stevie Wonder and Louis Jordan, and equaled by Aretha Franklin.
A charter member of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, Brown added to his collections of accolades when he received a special lifetime achievement Grammy Award in 1992 and was added to the UK Hall of Fame in 2006. More mor info and photo go Here

STEVE MORSE ANNOUNCED AS ONE OF TWO INDUCTEES FOR 2008
Steve Morse was born on 28th June 1954 in Hamilton OH. He studied at Richmond Academy Military School in Augusta GA, while playing guitar on the side. He and his brother Dave became local celebrities during the sixties. Later, they met Andy West and formed Dixie Grit. Morse and West eventually left for Miami to study classical/jazz guitar. There they formed Dixie Dregs. The readers of Guitar Player has voted Morse "Best Overall Guitar Player" five years in a row (1982-1986) and thus qualifying him for the Guitar Player Hall of Fame. He has also written a column called "Open Ears" in the same magazine for a number of years. For more info on Morse including photos click Here

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