Jim Dickinson was always a good friend of the Center for Southern Folklore, and this year the Center is dedicating the Memphis Music and Heritage Festival to the Memphis music legend.
Jim O’Donnell put together this video highlighting Dickinson’s many appearances at the Festival:
See you all at the Memphis Music and Heritage Festival, Main and Peabody Place, September 4 and 5.
Twitter @southernfolk   Festival hashtag #mmhf
Eddie Bond (9), originally uploaded by joespake.
Best way to spend Labor Day Weekend – Come to the Memphis Music and Heritage Festival, Â produced by the Center for Southern Folklore, September 4 and 5, 11AM-11PM – Downtown at Main and Gayoso.
See the likes of Rock-a-billy legend, Eddie Bond, Bobby Rush, Kate Campbell, the Hill Country Review and many other musical acts that span the spectrum of area genres. Also cooking demos, dance, story telling, vendors and much more. And it’s all FREE!
More info at http://southernfolklore.com or our FaceBook Page
Twitter Hashtag  #MMHF
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When I posted about the Center for Southern Folklore‘s 2010 Memphis Music and Heritage Festival the other day, I didn’t have the poster art, honoring Memphis legend, Jim Dickinson. Here is the poster art, by Tennessee artist Gray.
Jim Dickinson for MMHF poster by Gray
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