Cornbread 99

Blues legend Cornbread Harris to record new live album at age 99 Fresh from being inducted into the Minnesota Music Hall of Fame, the unstoppable 99-year-old blues musician Cornbread Harris will record a new live album with his band over two performances at Crooners. Cornbread and Friends will perform at Crooners on Wednesday, September 2, and Wednesday, October 7. Recordings from those performances will be combined to make “Cornbread 99”, which will be celebrated with a record release party and performance on December 16. You do not want to miss this! Get your tickets now and be part of these historic recordings!

James Samuel "Cornbread" Harris Sr - piano and vocal

Scott Soule - bass and vocal

Douglas Hill - drums

Rocco Bolero - guitar

Steve Clarke - tenor soprano saxophones, cat herding

Maurice Jacox - alto sax and vocal

Bobby Jay - trumpet

Nathan Berry - trombone

James Samuel “Cornbread” Harris, Sr. is a 99-year-old Minnesota music legend who has been entertaining audiences since World War II. He performs an eclectic mix of blues, jazz, and ballads, and is a founding father of the Minneapolis Sound.

Visit with Cornbread.