Let's Go For A Ride Life's a Loop My Fingers Hurt! Seven-Eighths is better than nothing
More than 30 years ago a dream nearly came true for three aspiring musicians. White Light, first formed in New Orleans in the late 60's, and later resurrected by founding members Rob Haeuser and Mike Hobren in Austin, Texas during the mid-70's, ended it's journey with the passing of Bill Josey, a man who almost single-handedly made Austin the musical powerhouse it is today. Bill first set the stage by broadcasting radio shows live from local clubs. He went on to establish Austin's first record label, Sonobeat Records. He recorded and produced Johnny Winter's first album, and first recorded guitarist Eric Johnson when he was barely 15 years old. Bill had an ear for talent that ultimately led him to make a proposal in the fall of 1975: he would produce a work-tape for a concept album written and performed by a band unlike any he had worked with before...
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