create a post with much info for the many who did not know of his
importance to musicial life celebration, and which I also distributed
beyond this forum :)
-TLP
--- In [email protected], "hrearden_hr" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>
>
>
> I posted a message to this group this morning announcing the death
of
> Antone. Hint: The post is titled Clifford Antone.
>
> $
>
>
>
> --- In [email protected], Terry L Parker <txliberty@>
wrote:
> >
> > Graphic version of this and more also at
> > http://groups.yahoo.com/group/TerryLiberty/
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > Brave love of life, liberty and pursuit of happiness has lost
one
> of its beloved promoters.
> > -TLP
> >
> >
> > www.KGSR.com mms://stream1.emmisaustin.com/kgsr-fm
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > Legendary club owner Clifford Antone dies
> > Updated: 5/24/2006 8:09 AM
> > By: News 8 Austin Staff
> >
> > Clifford Antone, 56, the legendary music
> club owner, died Tuesday.
> > He died of an apparent heart attack, his sister said.
> > His tale begins when a man from Port Arthur named
> >
> > Story&VideoAt
> http://www.news8austin.com/content/top_stories/default.asp?
ArID=162636
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > Antone's impact on Austin TX
> > as 'Live Music Capital of the World'
> > 5/24/2006 7:26 AM
> > By: Veronica Castelo
> >
> > When Clifford Antone opened his club at
> its original location on East Sixth Street it was a small music
venue.
> From there he built a musical empire that led to the birth of the
> now-famous East Sixth Street entertainment district.
> >
> > Antone, 56, died Tuesday.
> >
> > Finding a live band on weeknight is not hard to do in Austin.
And
> for that, Austin can thank Antone.
> > "He brought blues clubs here in the '70s when no one else was
> doing that. He brought leading musicians from around the country and
> sometimes from around the world to Austin, Texas, to contribute to
our
> culture. So, he was an early pioneer when it came to Austin
becoming a
> Live Music Capital of the World," Austin business man and music
lover
> Richard Halpin said.
> >
> > Story&VideoAt
> http://www.news8austin.com/content/top_stories/default.asp?
ArID=162631
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > Antone's was a place to start
> > 5/24/2006 6:54 AM
> > By: Victor Diaz
> > http://www.news8austin.com/content/top_stories/default.asp?
ArID=162628
> >
> > Austin musician Overlord praised Clifford
> Antone for embracing all styles of music. Clifford Antone gave
> many Austin musicians their first break.
> > His death at 56 leaves an immeasurable void in the heart of
> Austin's music community.
> > His legacy includes helping start the careers of legends like
> Stevie Ray Vaughan and The Fabulous Thunderbirds.
> > "You can't underestimate Clifford's influence in term of the
blues
> because it was global," Jody Denberg of KGSR said.
> > People from all around the world know the name of Antone's club.
> The Home of Blues is an icon of Austin's music scene.
> > "I don't think you get Austin as the Live Music Capital of the
> World without Clifford Antone," musician Guy Forsythe said.
> > WATCH THE
VIDEO
> Antone and musicians
> >
> > Clifford Antone help start many famous music careers in his club.
> >
> >
> >
> > His love for music and support of local
> musicians had no limits.
> > "He embraced all types of music and we all owe everything to
him,"
> musician Overlord said.
> > Antone's many friends now wonder how his club will be able to go
> on without him.
> > "Our first concern is for the passing of Clifford and for his
> family but when ... it comes down to brass tacks what the heck is
> going to happen?" Denberg said.
> > Antone's name symbolized the heart and soul of Austin music for
> the last three decades.
> > His countless friends expect his sprit to carry on for many
more.
> > "Lets all pray that his work lives on because he'd be pretty
> ticked off if he were to find out the we let the ball drop once he
was
> gone," Denberg said.
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > Memorial for Clifford Antone
> > Updated: 5/24/2006 9:17 AM
> > By: News 8 Austin Staff
> >
> http://www.news8austin.com/content/top_stories/default.asp?
ArID=162665
> >
> > Jimmie Vaughan Clifford Antone will be
> remembered on Wednesday with a special show at his club.
> > The show will have a who's who of Austin music scene playing to
> honor the clubman who died Tuesday at 56.
> > The show will be free and the doors will open at 4 p.m.
Donations
> can be made to American Youthworks, a charity Antone helped. Groups
> expected at the tribute are Double Trouble, Malford Milligan, Guy
> Forsythe and Cyril Neville.
> > WATCH THE
VIDEO
> Jimmie Vaughan
> >
> > Jimmie reacts to the death of his friend Clifford Antone.
> >
> >
> >
> > Cyril Neville
> >
> > Cyril Neville talks about how Clifford Antone reached out a
helping
> hand to musicians.
> >
> >
> >
> > Antone on the radio
> >
> > Bryan Beck of KGSR-FM talks to Amy Hadley about Clifford Antone
and
> his knowledge of music.
> >
> >
> >
> > Jimmie Vaughan was at the legendary club
Tuesday
> night to pay his respects to Antone. He may join in the tribute on
> Wednesday. Antone named Jimmie Vaughan and The Fabulous Thunderbirds
> as his first house band. And, Jimmie's brother, Stevie Ray, also got
> his start in Antone's club.
> > "I never thought I'd be standing here doing this. I can
> guarantee the shockwave is still sort of happening and it's hard to
> talk. I just want to send out condolences to Susan [Antone's sister]
> and everybody in our little blues community that loved Clifford so
> much. And thank you, Clifford, for everything I guarantee you, we
> had more fun in Antone's in all the different ones, starting down
here
> on Sixth Street, than any human was allowed to have in five
> lifetimes," Vaughan said.
> > Stevie Ray Vaughan Clifford literally
> brought the blues to Austin allowing Vaughan and company to meet the
> old legends.
> > "We had some bands and we were playing around and we used to go
> over Clifford had a store over by the university and we'd go over
> there and play late at night in his back room And Clifford said,
> `I'm going to open a club up and I'm going to get all the guys from
> Chicago and all the guys from Louisiana We're going to have blues
> all the time and nothing else.' And so we played like the second or
> third night. It was the Thunderbirds and we were the house band
for
> five years," Vaughan said.
> > Clifford taught me one thing, Vaughan said, "If you want to
have a
> scene, you have to create it yourself."
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > -Terry Liberty Parker
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> >
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