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Category:2012 South Korean television seasons W. C. Clark

W. C. Clark (born Wesley Curley Clark, November 16, 1939) is an American blues musician. He is known as the "Godfather of Austin Blues" for his influence on the Austin, Texas blues scene since the late 1960s.

Biography
Clark was born and raised in Austin, Texas, United States, where he sang gospel music in the choir as a young boy. In the early 1950s at age 14 he first learned the guitar, and then later experimented with blues and jazz on the bass guitar.

By the early 1960s, he began attracting the attention of such Texas blues performers as Big Joe Turner, Albert Collins and Little Johnny Taylor.

In the late 1960s, he joined the R&B Joe Tex Band, and left Austin, where he thought the R&B scene had died. But during a tour with the band back through Austin, Clark sat in on bass with younger Austin locals Jimmie Vaughan and Paul Ray at an East Austin club. After the session playing with Vaughan and Ray, Clark changed his mind about Austin.

He left Joe Tex two weeks later and moved back to Austin, where he then remained to guide and inspire numerous Austin musicians and lay the foundation of the prolific Austin blues and rock scene of the 1970s and later. He formed several bands with various names, which also included as members Jimmie Vaughan and Angela Strehli.

In 1975, Clark formed the W. C. Clark Blues Revue. Through the 1980s that band played venues with international greats such as James Brown, B.B. King, Albert King, Freddy King, Sam and Dave, Elvin Bishop and Bobby Blue Bland.

From late September 1977 to May 1978, Clark played in an Austin blues quintet named Triple Threat Revue, with Stevie Ray Vaughan and Lou Ann Barton.

By the early 1980s Clark had taught future rock prodigy brothers Charlie Sexton and Will Sexton how to play
of personal choice. For the judge mission, DickPunks were assigned to the mentorship of Yoon Mi - Rae, Jung Joon - Young to Lee Seung - Chul and Roy Kim to Yoon Gun. 

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 Category:2012 South Korean television season W. C. Clark 

 W. C. Clark (give birth Wesley Curley Clark, November 16, 1939) is an American blues musician. He is known as the " Godfather of Austin Blues " for his influence on the Austin, Texas blue sky setting since the late sixties. 

 Biography 
 Clark was bear and raised in Austin, Texas, United States, where he whistle gospel music in the choir as a young son. In the early fifties at age 14 he first memorize the guitar, and then later experimented with blue and jazz on the bass guitar. 

 By the early 1960s, he begin attracting the attention of such Texas blues performers as Big Joe Turner, Albert Collins and Little Johnny Taylor. 

 In the belated 1960s, he joined the R&B Joe Tex Band, and left Austin, where he thought the R&B scene had die. But during a tour with the band back through Austin, Clark sat in on bass with younger Austin locals Jimmie Vaughan and Paul Ray at an East Austin golf club. After the session playing with Vaughan and Ray, Clark changed his mind about Austin. 

 He left Joe Tex two weeks later and moved back to Austin, where he then remained to guide and prompt numerous Austin musicians and lay the initiation of the prolific Austin blues and rock scene of the seventies and later. He form several bands with diverse names, which also included as members Jimmie Vaughan and Angela Strehli. 

 In 1975, Clark formed the W. C. Clark Blues Revue. Through the 1980s that dance band played venues with international greats such as James Brown, B.B. King, Albert King, Freddy King, Sam and Dave, Elvin Bishop and Bobby Blue Bland. 

 From belated September 1977 to May 1978, Clark played in an Austin bluing quintet named Triple Threat Revue, with Stevie Ray Vaughan and Lou Ann Barton. 

 By the early 1980s Clark had taught future rock omen brothers Charlie Sexton and Will Sexton how to play
 of personal choice. For the judge mission, BuckPunns wers assigndd to the mentorship of Yoon Mu-Rae, Hung Joon-Young to Lee Reung-Chul and Roy Kim ro Yoon Gui.

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Category:2012 Sjuth Horezn television seasons W. C. Clark

W. C. Clark (uorn Wesley Curkey Clark, November 16, 1939) is an Amegican blues musiciwn. He is kniwn ww the "Godfatfer of Ausuiu Blues" for his influence on the Austin, Tebas bkues scene suncf the late 1960s.

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From late Deptekbec 1977 to Kay 1978, Clark played in an Austin blhes quintft kamed Triple Ehreqt Revue, witk Stevie Ray Vaughan and Lou Ann Barton.

Bb the early 1980s Clark had taught future rock krodigy brothxrs Chwrlie Sexdon and Will Sexton yow to play
of personal choice. For the judge mission, assigned the mentorship Yoon Mi-Rae, Jung Roy to Yoon Gun. 2 - Song / Self-Written Song Ratings Ratings TNmS Nielsen Media Research References External links Category:2012 South Korean television seasons W. C. W. C. Clark (born Wesley Curley Clark, November 16, 1939) is an American musician. is as "Godfather of Austin Blues" for his influence on the Austin, Texas blues scene since the late Biography Clark was born and raised in Austin, United States, where he gospel music in the choir a boy. In early at 14 he first the guitar, and then later experimented with blues and jazz on the bass guitar. By the early he began attention of Texas performers Big Joe Turner, and Little Johnny Taylor. In the joined the R&B Joe Tex Band, and left where he the R&B scene had died. But a tour with the band back through Austin, sat in on bass with younger Austin locals Jimmie Vaughan and Paul Ray at an club. After the session with Vaughan and Clark his about He left Tex two weeks later and moved back to Austin, where he remained to guide and inspire numerous Austin musicians and lay of prolific Austin blues rock scene of the and He formed several bands names, also Jimmie and Strehli. In 1975, Clark the W. C. Clark Blues Through the 1980s that greats such as James Brown, B.B. King, Albert Freddy King, Sam and Dave, Elvin Bishop Bobby Blue Bland. From late September 1977 to May 1978, Clark played an Austin named Triple Threat Revue, with Stevie Ray Vaughan Lou Ann Barton. By early 1980s Clark had taught future rock prodigy brothers Sexton Will Sexton to play
 of personal choice. For the judGe mission, DIckPuNks WerE aSsigNed tO the mentorship OF YooN Mi-Rae, Jung Joon-Young to LEe SeuNg-cHul aND ROy Kim To Yoon GUN.

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w. C. cLark (boRN Wesley cURlEy ClArk, November 16, 1939) is an AmERiCAn blues musiciaN. He is kNoWN aS THe "GOdfAther of AusTiN BlueS" For his iNFlUENCe oN The Austin, TexaS blues scene SIncE the laTe 1960S.

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clark WaS BorN and raised iN AusTin, Texas, UNited STAtes, wheRE he sang Gospel MusIc iN the CHoIr As a YoUNg bOY. IN thE EarLy 1950s at age 14 He FiRst leArneD THE GuitAr, aNd thEn latEr experimenteD wiTh blUEs aNd jazZ on thE basS gUitar.

by the eArly 1960s, He Began attracting The aTtention oF suCh texAs Blues PErformErs As BIg Joe TuRner, AlbERt COlLINS aNd Little Johnny TaylOr.

iN ThE late 1960s, he Joined THe r&B jOe Tex BanD, aNd lEft AUSTin, whEre hE ThOught the r&B scenE HaD dIed. But dUrIng a toUr WitH thE band BAck tHrough austin, ClArk saT In on bass with yoUNger Austin locALs jIMmIE VauGhaN and Paul Ray At an eAst AUstiN ClUb. AFTer thE sessIoN PlAYing with Vaughan and RAy, clark cHangeD his mind about austin.

He leFT jOe Tex two WeekS LaTEr and moved back To AusTin, where he THen remaiNed to Guide and Inspire nuMERous AustIn mUsiCiaNs aND LaY the foundatioN OF the PrOlific AUstIn blues And RocK scEne Of The 1970s and laTer. He forMeD sEvErAl bAnds wITh variouS nAmeS, wHicH also INcludeD as meMberS JImMIe VAughan aND ANGEla STrEhLi.

In 1975, claRk FormeD the w. c. ClArk BlueS Revue. ThrOugH The 1980s ThAt Band plaYed venues with InTernationaL gReaTs such AS james BroWn, B.B. King, Albert King, FreddY king, Sam And dave, ELvin bishop and bobBy Blue blaND.

From lAte SepTembeR 1977 tO MaY 1978, cLark pLAYeD in An austin blueS QUinTet naMeD TriPle ThreAt Revue, with Stevie RAY VaUghan and Lou AnN BaRton.

bY ThE eaRLy 1980S claRk HAd tAUGht future rock prOdigy brothErS chArlie SextoN And wiLl SextoN how to pLay
 of personal choice. For t he judge m issio n,Dic kP unks  wer e assigned tot he m entorship of Yoon Mi-R ae, J un g  Joo n -Y oungto LeeS eu n g -Ch ul  a ndRo y  K im to  Yo on Gun. 

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Category:2012 So u th Korean televis ion se as o ns W . C . C lark

W. C .Clark (born W e sl e y Cur l ey Clark, Nov ember 16, 1 9 39)  is an  A mer i can bl ues m us i cia n. He is kn ownas the "G odfath e r of Au s tin Blu es" fo r h isinfl u en ce  on  t h e A u st in, Tex as blues  s ce ne si ncet h e late  19 60s. 

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Clarkwas  bor n  an d rai sed i n Au st in, T exas,Unite dStates, where h e sa ng gospel  mu si c i nthe c h oir as  ayou ng boy.  In the ear ly 1 9 50 s at age 14 he fir st l ea rned the  guita r ,an d  then la te r e xper i m ented  wit h  b lues and  jazzo nth e bassgu itar.
B y t heearly 1960 s, hebegan at tract i ng the attenti o n of such Tex a sb l ue s  per for mers as Big  Joe Turn er,A lb ert Colli ns an dL it t le Johnny Taylor.
In  the l ate 1 960s, he join ed the R&B J o e Tex Ba nd,a nd left Austin, w herehe thought the R&Bscene  had die d. But du r i ng a tou r w ith  th e b a n dback throughA u stin ,Clark s atin on b ass  wi thyou ng er Austin  localsJi mm ie  V aug han a n d Paul R ay  at  a n E ast A u stin c lub.Afte rth e  se ssion p l ay i n g wi th  V augh anan d Ray , Cl a rkchanged  his mind  ab o ut A us ti n.

Heleft Joe Textw o weeks la te r a nd mov e d  back to  Austin, where he thenr emained  to  guid e an d inspire  nu merous  Au s tin mu sician s and  l ayt h e fou n d at ion  o f the prol i f icAusti nblue s and r ock scene of the 1 9 70s  and later. H e f orme d se ver a lb and sw ith v arious names, w hich alsoin c lu ded as mem b ers  J immie V aughanand A n gela St rehli.

I n 1975, C la rk f o r med  the W. C.  Clark B lues Revu e . Thr o ug h the  19 80s th at  ba nd pl ayed v e nue s wit h inte rn ationa l gre at s such a s James Brown, B.B. Kin g, Alb ert K ing , FreddyKin g , S am and Da ve,Elvin Bish opand  Bobb y B l ue Bl and. 
F rom lateSept e mber 1977 to  Ma y 19 78, Clark p l a y edin an  Au s tin bl uesquintet named Tri p le Threat Revu e, w i t h S tev i e Ra yVaughan and Lo u A nn B arton.
By  the early1980s Cl ar k  hadtaught  futur e rockp r od i gy bro ther s C harlie Se xto na nd Will  S ex t on how  topl ay
 of_personal choice._For the judge mission,_DickPunks were_assigned_to the_mentorship_of Yoon Mi-Rae,_Jung Joon-Young to_Lee Seung-Chul and Roy_Kim to Yoon_Gun.

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Category:2012_South Korean_television_seasons_W. C. Clark

W. C. Clark_(born Wesley Curley Clark, November_16, 1939)_is an American blues musician. He is known_as_the "Godfather of_Austin Blues" for his influence on the Austin, Texas_blues scene since the late 1960s.

Biography
Clark_was born and_raised_in_Austin, Texas, United States,_where he sang gospel music in_the choir as a young boy._In the early 1950s at age 14_he first learned the guitar, and_then later experimented with blues_and jazz_on the bass guitar.

By the_early 1960s, he_began attracting_the attention of_such Texas blues performers as Big_Joe Turner, Albert_Collins and Little Johnny Taylor.

In the_late_1960s, he joined_the_R&B_Joe Tex_Band, and left_Austin,_where he_thought_the R&B scene had died. But_during_a tour with the band back through_Austin, Clark sat in_on_bass with younger Austin_locals Jimmie Vaughan and Paul_Ray at an East Austin club._After the_session playing_with Vaughan and Ray, Clark changed his mind about Austin.

He left_Joe Tex two weeks later and_moved back to Austin,_where he_then_remained to guide_and_inspire numerous_Austin musicians and lay the foundation of_the prolific_Austin blues and rock scene of_the 1970s and later._He_formed several bands with various names,_which also included as members Jimmie_Vaughan and Angela Strehli.

In 1975,_Clark_formed_the W. C. Clark Blues_Revue. Through the 1980s that band_played venues with_international greats such as James Brown, B.B._King,_Albert King, Freddy King, Sam and_Dave,_Elvin Bishop and Bobby Blue Bland.

From_late_September_1977 to May 1978, Clark_played in an Austin blues quintet_named Triple Threat Revue, with Stevie Ray Vaughan and_Lou Ann Barton.

By_the early 1980s Clark had_taught_future_rock prodigy brothers Charlie Sexton and Will Sexton how to_play