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Isaac
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King
of Seattle Blues
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1945
-2001
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Photo by Betty Udesen
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©2001
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Born
in Vancouver Washington, Isaac grew up with his father singing
work songs while employed in the railroad camps and his mother
singing Amazing Grace in the church choir. His family was
originally from Pine Bluff, Arkansas. He cut his teeth performing
as a teenager with many bands in the Portland area. Soon he
was invited to join The Five Blind Boys of Mississippi
and toured the country with them, playing all the premier
venues on their circuit.
Isaac moved to Seattle
in the mid seventies and took the town by storm. Isaac became
Seattle's "King of the Blues", delivering powerful
performances to constant and appreciative crowds.
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“You
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Vancouver
Wine & Jazz Festival, Aug 2001 |
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Charlene Grant, Phil Bowden, Isaac, Bruce Ransom, Norm Bellis |
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Photo
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Photo
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