Originally from Pennylvania, Lynn Stewart has lived in the Richmond area since the 1970's. She and her late husband, Jimmy Stewart, performed classic country music from the 70's through the 90's. With their band, The Country Showmen, they toured the East Coast and entertained from Main to South Carolina, particularly at military bases. Lynn was a regular member of Jamboree USA, in Wheeling, WVA, for more than 15 years and still returns every year for their Reunion Jamboree, which is broadcast over WMVA, AM 1170. Lynn has recorded two albums, Honey and Black Diamond Coal Country, which features several songs that and her late husband co-wrote. She also recorded several original songs as singles, and one, "Gone Fishin," was a particular favorite of local audiences. Several of her original band members, Robbie Hajacos to name one, got their start with the Country Showmen and have gone to to Nashville to make a carrer in the entertainment business. Lynn continues to entertain at special functions around the Richmond area. Her daughter, Lori Kay, also sings harmony with Lynn when possible. Lynn is a current member of the Richmond Musicians Union, Local 123 A.F. of M., and she also plays the bass guitar when needed.

Q: Well, T-Kingfish, Jr., let me ask you something you know you say you like women and you like money...

Kingfish: Yeah i like women..you know...

Q: And money.

Kingfish: I LOVEs money.

Q: Well how old are you Kingfish?

Kingfish: See now...i'm not gonna tell that cuz I likes some young women.

Q: But you already said you'd only tell the truth on the radio.

Kingfish: Well I'm not gonna tell my age..and thats the truth.

NOTE: You can visit Kingfish on the Web at www.ptbrown.com.

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