Music Maker Relief Foundation and chef Bill Smith have partnered
together to compile the new compilation ‘Biscuits For Your Outside Man’
to be released June 24 on the Music Maker label. It features 1 previously unreleased song out of 17 tracks.
Among the artists featured are dual Blues Music and Americana Music
Association Hall of Famer Taj Mahal, National Endowment for the Arts
Heritage Fellows John Dee Holeman and Drink Small, North Carolina Folk
Heritage Fellow Algia Mae Hinton, longtime James Brown sideman Robert
Lee Coleman, and Pink Anderson’s son Little Pink Anderson. Smith has
contributed brand new liner notes. ‘Biscuits’ is the 179th album to be
released on Music Maker Relief Foundation. Songs range from folk
standard “Shortnin’ Bread” to “Hambone,” which inspired the Bo Diddley
beat. The album also includes Captain Luke’s baritone rendition of the
Elvis Presley hit “Polk Salad Annie,” written by Tony Joe White. Many of
the songs are hokum numbers that function as double entendre, using
food as a way to talk about sexuality.
Smith is as well known for his sumptuous take on Southern comfort food
as he is for his exceptional food writing—including the New York Times
Notable and Food & Wine Best-of-the-Best cookbook Seasoned in the
South and his recent book, the bestselling Savor the South title, Crabs
& Oysters. He stands out as the only James Beard Foundation
“America’s Classic Restaurant” chef ever to have been named a final-five
finalist for Best Chef in the Southeast—and twice. Among the recipes
that have become classics are Green Peach Salad (featured in the New
York Times), Tomato & Watermelon Salad (featured on the cover of
Southern Living), Cheesepork! (the southern schnitzel), Southern Risotto
& Tamales and of course his many desserts, including his most
famous, Honeysuckle Sorbet and Atlantic Beach Pie (dubbed by NPR the
“Oh, My God Pie”).
‘Biscuits For Your Outside Man’ Track Listing
1. Cook Cornbread For Your Husband (Biscuits For Your Outside Man) – Algia Mae Hinton
2. Shuckin’ Corn – Cootie Stark
3. Poke Salad Annie – Captain Luke
4. Shortnin’ Bread – Neal Pattman & Taj Mahal
5. Livin’ in a BBQ World – Drink Small
6. Greasy Greens – George Higgs
7. Cherry Pie – Adolphus Bell
8. Cook Good Salad – Little Pink Anderson
9. Down on the Farm – Guitar Gabriel
10. Cookie Jar – Robert Lee Coleman
11. Lima Beans – Algia Mae Hinton
12. Cabbage Man – Sam Frazier, Jr.
13. Chicken Pie – Mudcat
14. Shortnin’ Bread – Red Rover
15. Chicken Raid – Mr. Frank Edwards
16. Old Bill – Big Boy Henry
17. Hambone – John Dee Holeman
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Thursday, April 23, 2015
Red Sox Pitcher Craig Breslow to Host Third Annual Sip Happens Event To Benefit Pediatric Cancer Research
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BOSTON (April
23)- Red Sox pitcher
Craig Breslow will host his third annual Sip Happens, a food, wine, beer and
spirits event, on April 30 to benefit his Strike 3 Foundation, which raises money and awareness for
pediatric cancer research.
The event will
include a silent auction, food and beverage stations and the chance for guests
to rub elbows with members of the Red Sox.
WHAT: Third annual SIP
Happens fundraising event to benefit the Strike 3 Foundation featuring local
Boston area restaurants including Citizens Public House, Hungry Mother, The
Fireplace, New England Charcuterie, Anna’s Taqueria, No. 8 Kitchen &
Spirits, Kowloon, and Georgetown Cupcake.
WHO: Hosts Craig and Kelly Breslow
Members of the 2015 Red
Sox team
Emcees KISS 108’s Billy
Costa and NESN’s Jenny Johnson
WHEN: Thursday, April 30 at 5:30 pm. Media
are invited to cover the red carpet between 5:45-7:00 pm.
WHERE: WGBH
Studios
1 Guest Street, Boston
The Strike 3 Foundation is a charitable agency recognized by the IRS
under 501 (c)(3) that heightens awareness, mobilizes support, and raises
funding for pediatric cancer research. Founded in 2008 by current Major League
Pitcher and Yale graduate Craig Breslow, Strike 3 has donated over $500,000 to
Yale University Children's Hospital as a founding sponsor of Connecticut's only
Pediatric Bone Marrow Transplantation Program. Additionally, the organization
has supported deserving research and treatment centers across the country
including the Children's Hospital and Research Center Oakland, Children's
Hospital of Philadelphia, Connecticut Children's Medical Center, and the
Conquer Cancer Foundation. Strike 3 also funds a Boston based research project
annually. Offices are located in Connecticut, Florida, Massachusetts, and
California, and are headquartered in Connecticut.
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