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Travelin' Light at Puckett's Grocery & Restaurant - Franklin

Presented by Puckett's Grocery & Restaurant - Franklin at Puckett's Grocery & Restaurant - Franklin

July 15, 2011

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Bee Spears is most well known for being Willie Nelson's "Bass Man" since 1968. Bee is a self-taught bassist who studied many other well-known bass players, and developed his own unique bass techniques whether on acoustic upright bass or electric bass guitar. Not only a bassman, an actor with credits that include the TV show, Monk (2002), and movies Red Headed Stranger (1986), Songwriter (1984), and Honeysuckle Rose (1980). Bee hails from Helotes, Texas and currently resides in Leipers Fork, TN.

Richie Albright is most well known for being Waylon Jennings' original drummer, right-hand man and producer for more than three decades which began in 1964. He has produced and/or co-produced several albums for Waylon, Jessi Colter, Hank Williams Jr, Goose Creek Symphony, Billy Joe Shaver and many other artists over the past 40 years. He's still touring and playing drums with Tony Joe White, Travelin' Light, Waymore's Outlaws, Goose Creek Symphony, Jessi Colter and the Homer Dever Band. Born in Oklahoma, raised in Arizona, he has resided in Leipers Fork for nearly four decades.

Ricky Ray has earned awards and accolades for his blues style including his song "A Good Day for the Blues," which was nominated for a W.C. Handy award for Ruth Brown’s rendition. Ricky Ray is an Alabama native from Muscle Shoals and a greatly respected writer and performer. His personal credits include songs done by The Band, Lonnie Mack, Maria Muldaur, Lacy J. Dalton, and Bobbie Keyes (with Keith Richards in "Cheap Winos"). His song Darlene shot to number one with T. Graham Brown. He is widely acclaimed for his blues guitar style, playing with the Nashville band, "The Nerve", for ten years, followed by stints with Tom T. Hall, Dobie Gray, Lonnie Mack and Tony Joe White. Ricky Ray currently lives in Franklin, TN.