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The album was produced by John Leckie and Easter, and listed a lineup of Easter, Carlson, Marshall and a new member, bassist Jon Heames (credited as "John Heames"). Despite the credits, though, the album was largely recorded by Easter and Marshall, with significant contributions by Carlson.
- 1981–1990, 2014
- Winston-Salem, North Carolina
Steve Howell and Jon Heames, who have two of the longest teaching tenures at Harry’s, are living proof of that formula. Howell began working at Tueting’s store when it began as a Raleigh branch of Oxbow Music in 1985. Howell’s now-legendary band, the Backsliders, rose to regional fame in 1992.
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As an avid record collector for most of his life, Jon remains passionate about the music and the stories behind it. He continues to dig deep to find the information about the artists - and their recordings. Jon can be reached directly at 919-413-6457, or by email at jonheames@gmail.com
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Jon Heames and Bo Taylor perform "Positively 4th Street" and "This Wheel's On Fire" for Rod Abernethy's "Time Out Of Mind: Bob Dylan's Birthday tribute" at K...
The subsequent tour featured a performing lineup of Easter, Carlson, Marshall and Jon Heames (bass). The band called it a day in early 1990, with Easter and Carlson splitting up around the same time. Original bassist Faye Hunter died from suicide on 20 July 2013 in Advance, North Carolina. She was 59 years old. Mitch Easter Vocals, guitar Faye ...
