Clarksdale MS Welcomed the Blues World!
Inspired by the book by Sharony Green, my Mississippi childhood friends and I dubbed ourselves, MS Maes, as we attended the 2008 Juke Joint Festival as Francine & Bill Luckett's guests in Clarksdale, MS. Francine and Bill gave us the royal treatment due dignitaries. We were wined and dined and saw a record night for blues customers at Bill and Morgan Freeman's Ground Zero Blues Club.
The Maes listened to world-class blues at Ground Zero on Friday and Saturday nights enjoying the company of blues fans from all over the world. I even did some Sarasota real estate networking. A Hendersonville North Carolina realtor with his wife and an Atlanta Georgia couple sat with us and Greg Lemke of Beverly-Hanks & Associates agreed to keep in touch. Sarasota and Hendersonville are both real estate hot spots. Read more on MS Maes.
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Wednesday, April 23, 2008
2008 Juke Joint Festival
Sunday, February 03, 2008
Sarasota Real Estate Visited by Mississipian
2008 Kicks Off Sarasota Season With Mississippi Visitor
In June, I enjoyed a mini reunion with five childhood girlfriends in Greenville, MS, my hometown. Last weekend, Francine Luckett, one of those friends, called me and said "what are you doing Saturday?" Francine's husband and actor, Morgan Freeman were playing in the fifth annual Derek Jeter Celebrity Golf Classic in Tampa so Francine asked if she could hop aboard their plane for the trip to Tampa. Tampa's Hard Rock Hotel is a quick hour away from Sarasota so it was an easy task to wisk Francine away from the guys and flashbulbs.
Saturday was a rush since Francine had never seen our island paradise. We rushed past the sculptures on the Sarasota Bay and tried to brave it to the Circle. The Arts Festival was in full swing and traffic was crippling so we retreated at the first turnaround after the Ringling Bridge and made our way to Fred's on Osprey for wine and appetizers -- great people watching.
In June, I enjoyed a mini reunion with five childhood girlfriends in Greenville, MS, my hometown. Last weekend, Francine Luckett, one of those friends, called me and said "what are you doing Saturday?" Francine's husband and actor, Morgan Freeman were playing in the fifth annual Derek Jeter Celebrity Golf Classic in Tampa so Francine asked if she could hop aboard their plane for the trip to Tampa. Tampa's Hard Rock Hotel is a quick hour away from Sarasota so it was an easy task to wisk Francine away from the guys and flashbulbs.
Saturday was a rush since Francine had never seen our island paradise. We rushed past the sculptures on the Sarasota Bay and tried to brave it to the Circle. The Arts Festival was in full swing and traffic was crippling so we retreated at the first turnaround after the Ringling Bridge and made our way to Fred's on Osprey for wine and appetizers -- great people watching.
Sunday morning before the festival traffic was in full swing, we rode out to Longboat Key, Lido and St. Armands just for a quick tour before heading south to Casey Key for lunch at the Casey Key Fish House. If you like fresh grouper and stuffed shrimp, it's superb! Back to Tampa to drop Francine at the Hard Rock and back to selling Sarasota real estate.
Be sure to visit Ground Zero in Clarksdale MS owned by Francine's husband Bill Luckett and Morgan Freeman if you are in the area. Tell Francine and Bill you read about the club on my blog! Bill Luckett will give you an autograph, and you can relax and listen to the best of Delta blues. Surely the best of the blues is on your Bucket List and you might even sit next to a star at Ground Zero.
Be sure to visit Ground Zero in Clarksdale MS owned by Francine's husband Bill Luckett and Morgan Freeman if you are in the area. Tell Francine and Bill you read about the club on my blog! Bill Luckett will give you an autograph, and you can relax and listen to the best of Delta blues. Surely the best of the blues is on your Bucket List and you might even sit next to a star at Ground Zero.
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