Great New Taxi service in Oxford, Mississippi

Here are the photos of his Taxis
Here's the link:http://rockstartaxiandlimo.com/

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Rock Star Taxi & Limo Oxford, Mississippi
Rock Star Taxi & Limo is Oxford's best taxi service. We have awesome cars, and our drivers are awesome. Why ride in Grandma's minivan with a confused old man when you can ride in:
The A-Team Van
Pimp Mobile
1975 Presidential Limo
Many More
Take the party... to the party!
Prices
Anywhere on campus = $6/person
Anywhere off campus = $8/person
Happy Hour is 5PM - 9PM = All rides half price
Call for Sunday rates to Tunica, Taylor, and Colonel's Quarters
Rides
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rockstartaxiandlimo.com

Harmonica Jam Camp

Harmonica Jam Camp Seminars
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If You Love Blues Harmonica and Playing The Blues, Join Jon Gindick and His Coaches in the Heart of the Mississippi Delta for a Blues Harmonica Jam Camp.
A Limited Enrollment 5 Day Jamming and Learning Vacation for Diatonic Harmonica Players-- with a Focus on You, the Fundamentals of Blues and the Joys of Jamming. with Jon's Team of Performing and Teaching CoachesJon Gindick of Los Angeles, blues guitar and harmonica Hash Brown of Dallas, blues guitar and harmonica RJ Harman of Denver, blues harmonica Cheryl Arena of Dallas, blues harmonica and vocals Brian Purdy of Florida blues harmonica Adam Gussow of Oxford,Mississippi, blues harmonica and guitar Guitar Mikey and The Real Thing of Clarksdale, MississippiPLUS about 30 fellow "Campers" from all over the world.Mississippi Delta Jam Camps Sept. 8 -12, 2009 and also March 23-27,2010$995.00 for seminar only.Lodging and Food Very Cheap .
About our Mississippi Jam Camps The Mississippi Camps are held at The Shack Up Inn, 3 miles outside of Clarksdale, Mississippi. If you are flying, you will probably want to fly into Memphis, get a ride, or rent a car to drive down "The Blues Highway" (HIghway 61) about an hour an a half to Clarksdale. (We will help you find a drive-mate.)

Blues Trail Car Tags

The License Plate Campaign is well on its way to making the next deadline.
The Mississippi Blues Foundation is committed to finding
the number needed to meet the October deadline.
We still need your help to make the plates available January 1, 2010.
The Mississippi Blues Foundation is a 501c3 organization.
www.msbluestrail.org
Click license plate icon in top right corner of website for order form, also.

Pink Floyd

Acoustic Piedmont guitarist and singer Floyd "Dipper Boy" Council wasborn on this day in 1911 in Chapel Hill, NC.The rock band Pink Floyd got their name from the first names of Piedmont Blues men "Pink" Anderson and "Floyd" Council.

Marshall Drew Band CD Release Party

Hopson Commissary

Sun Aug 23

4-8

Marshall Drew Band

CD Release Party

Robert"Bilbo" Walker Benefit

Benefit show at the Hopson Commissary

Sat August 15

8pm

Robert "Bilbo" Walker's House Burns

CLARKSDALE BLUESMAN'S HOUSE BURNS: Clarksdale-born Robert "Bilbo" Walker's house in his adopted home of Bakersfield, CA, burned to the ground on Monday evening, July 20th, 2009, while he was back home in Mississippi performing and visiting family. It was a complete loss estimated to be $85,000 according to the local fire dept. (27 firefighters worked the blaze.)

Cards and donations may be sent in Robert Walker's name to: Bertha Partee, attn. Robert Walker, 1581 Alan Drive, Clarksdale, MS 38614. Bilbo Walker has recorded albums for the Rooster Blues and Fedora Records labels and was featured in the recent documentary "M for Mississippi." He will perform at Red's Lounge on Aug 6, Sarah's Kitchen on Aug 7 and Do Drop Inn (Shelby, MS) on Aug 8 and 9.

Robert "Bilbo" Walker

Birthdate - February 19, 1937Birthplace - Outside of Clarksdale, MS Current Residence - CA
Robert Walker is a bluesman, he's a rocker, he sings country, he'll even throw in a bluegrass number just to see what happens. He dresses like Liberace, plays guitar like Chuck Berry and his flamboyant style has made him notorious.

He's spent his time paying his dues. He played the clubs in Chicago, the jooks in Mississippi, and road houses up and down the "Blues Highway". Then he took his music to California and started all over again. He loved California so much that he finally moved there. He never forgets his roots though and every few months he packs up his retinue of friends, family, and musicians and makes the 2000 mile trip from California back to Mississippi.

You always know when Robert Walker has arrived in town because it is guaranteed to be a traffic stopping entrance. Whether its an old grayhound bus he's revamped into a Walker mobile or a truck he's temporarily painted up to show who's on board it's guaranteed to be attention getting and as flamboyant as the man who drives her.

His stage performances are full of energy, he dances, prances, and revs up the audience. Whenever he comes to town the jooks are going to be hopping. So if you are traveling through Bobo, Mississippi some evening and you see a large crowd of people going into Thompson Grocery stop and see if Robert "Bilbo" Walker is in town. Then prepare yourself for some Blues.