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Rhythm and blues: In the mid 60's a radio station in Kingston began brodcasting live blues performances from the Prince George Hotel. That was where I first heard Sonny Terry and Brownie McGhee and I was hooked on blues from that point on. Every Friday we would try to get in to hear groups such as Downchild, Powder Blues, and Whisky Howl but when it was rumored that Belushie and Akroyd might show up you couldn't get near the place. Sonny Terry was born in North Carolina and in two seperate chilhood accidents he lost the sight of one eye and then the other. Brownie McGhee was born in Tenessee and while a young boy was striken with Polio but that did not stop them. They went on the road playing their music to aproximate some kind of living and they met up in 1940. In the early 40's they became the first black artists to break through to the white audience.

All artwork past and present by Steve Knapp is protected by a copyright registered with the Government of Canada, Canadian Intellectual Property Office. Prints ordered from fine art America are not watermarked and originals and limited edition prints can be purchased directly from the artist. From an early age Steve's interest in art was inspired by his father who had received formal training in drawing and watercolour painting.In his early 20's he worked with fellow artists Bob Blenderman and Fred Schonberg and this led to exhibits in various art galeries and exhibitions in the Kingston area.In 1981 the opportunity to work as a subcontractor in the graphics industry in Toronto was offered to Steve and eventhough the other artists told...

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