Dead Meadow CD

Dead Meadow Music

List Price	$24.98 (You save $0.89)
Category	Rock Albums, Heavy Metal CDs
Label	Phantom
All Time Sales Rank	618820
CD Universe Part number	7484183
Catalog number	73323
Discs	1
Release Date	Sep 04, 2006

Dead Meadow Songs

1.	Sleepy Silver Door	$0.99
2.	Indian Bones	$0.99
3.	Dragonfly Lady
4.	Greensky Greenlake	$0.99
5.	Beyond The Fields We Know	$0.99
6.	At The Edge Of The Wood	$0.99
7.	Rocky Mountain High	$0.99

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Born in Cleveland, Ohio, Lenny Rankins (known as "Fuzzy") spent the majority of his childhood in Wilmington, Delaware, where, through his church, he was first introduced to singing and playing musical instruments. He had the opportunity to play with various gospel groups, such as the Gospel Ambassadors and the Shield Brothers. Fuzzy moved to York, Pennsylvania, where he continued playing at the church and touring with gospel groups. At the age of 16, he performed in shows with Shirley Caesar, Al Green, Five Blind Boys, Mighty Clouds of Joy, Gospel Keynotes, James Cleveland, and many others.

At the age of 19, Fuzzy formed his own gospel group called God's Angels based in York, Pennsylvania, recording, traveling and performing on the East Coast. He eventually expanded his music and organized an R&B group called the 14 Karat Band that toured and performed with major R&B artists, such as Tone Tone, Roy Clark, Basic Black, Patty Labelle, and Gerald Levert. Fuzzy moved to California in 1990 to further pursue his musical career. He met blues and jazz performer Fro Brigham (formerly associated with Louis Armstrong). Fuzzy began playing guitar with Fro's group and discovered the diversity of the blues. In 1992, he formed his own blues band, Fuzzy and the Bluesmen, which became very popular in the Southern California area. In 1993, Fuzzy and the Bluesmen was presented with the Jim Croce Blues Award. That same year, the group received the "Best Blues" music award. Fuzzy and the Bluesmen made several television appearances, including the Jerry Lewis Telethon show. The group has been featured at the Orange County/Newport Beach Blues Festival (1996), and many other blues festivals, and has performed with blues legends B.B. King, Etta James, Bobby "Blue" Bland, and Clarence "Gatemouth" Brown, as well as artists Luther Ingraham, Bobby Womack, Zapp and Roger - and the list goes on.

Fuzzy recorded his first blues CD, Not Gonna Work This Time, in 1993. His second blues CD, Good Lovin', was first released on August 17, 1996. Like his first CD, several cuts from Good Lovin' received airplay on San Diego radio stations (KIFM - Smooth Jazz 98.

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