Skip to content

Max Connections

A Blog by Max Shores

Menu
  • Home
  • About
  • Film
  • Music
Menu

Bill Abel – “Kokomo Blues”

Posted on May 24, 2015March 20, 2025 by Max Shores

The Bill Abel Band performs at the 2014 North Mississippi Hill Country Picnic, an annual festival held to nurture and honor the unique musical traditions of north Mississippi. This song was popularized by Mississippi Fred McDowell whose recordings and rare public appearances outside of north Mississippi brought the hill country sound to new ears in the 1970s.

Bill Abel is a talented visual artist as well as musician. He performs as a one-man-band in addition to performances with this high-energy band.

For more about Bill Abel:

“Bill Abel: Portrait of an Artist,” a film by Edwina Mason & John Buffaloe on Vimeo.com

Bill Abel on Facebook.com

And you can follow the North Mississippi Hill Country Picnic on YouTube, Facebook, Twitter.

Featured Posts

  • Eric Deaton – “I Feel Alright”
  • Alvin Youngblood Hart – “Big Mama’s Door”
  • Blue Mother Tupelo – “Meet Me Down River”
  • Jimbo Mathus – “Fire in the Canebrake”

Contact

max@ua.edu
Facebook LinkedIn YouTube
© 2025 Max Connections | Powered by Minimalist Blog WordPress Theme