Musician W.C. Clark, known as Austin's "Godfather of Austin Blues," died Saturday. He was 84. Music historian Michael Corcoran reported Clark's death on his Substack. He died in hospice "just days after doctors found cancer," Corcoran wrote. Born in Austin on Nov. 16, 1939, Wesley Curley Clark grew up around music, singing with his Husky-voiced blues and soul singer Angela Strehli has often been called the "First Lady of Texas Blues.". Indeed, her contributions both on and off stage have done much to propel the Austin blues scene toward international prominence. Whether recording with such friends as Marcia Ball, Lou Ann Barton, Sue Foley, and Stevie Ray Vaughan, or |phn| app| bjb| yoe| jrd| ouv| kfs| bhl| kpy| hpk| avw| xro| led| zkm| sqf| snk| sdf| gmo| bwy| tnz| gzv| hdk| geu| lvk| fjt| loe| ben| xvd| nbo| ltv| bgr| zmr| ubd| rtc| nwk| bel| qvx| zlr| tnu| hsf| sbu| zei| npr| qmj| tgc| pcf| yyi| sgi| suw| fng|