, i got into it, you know, once i heard that boogie, woogie, this was it, it was all over for me. >>s your dad's influence? >> my dad, he's the one that loved the music so much he would go buy the records. my momma didn't buy any records. he would get them records and buy them, nat king cole, arthur price, and i would just sit there and listen to them for hours. it was great. >> how did you manage to get with people like lou rawlses and bb king and go around the world with these people? >> well, at the time there was a club owned by don barksdale, and he had the showcase and the sportsman, and he would have like bobby's club and lou rawlses at the other. and playing at the showcase at that time, i got to play with everybody that was big, you know. and they called it the circuit, but coming from vallajo, i thought i was in band heaven. i mean i got to play with and talk with the greatest r&b entertainers in the world. i mean, it doesn't get much better than that etta james and lou rawls, arthur price, bernie andrews, charles musselwhite, he played on a record with him. so it was great

, i got into it, you know, once i heard the boogie-woogie, i was gone.ll over for me. >> and what did your dad do? >> my dad, he is the one that loved the music so much, he would go buy the records, my mama didn't buy any records, he got the records by nat king cole, arthur prisap and i would sit and listen to them for hours. >> to the greats. how did you manage to get with people like lou rawls and bb king and go around the world with these people? >> at the time there was a club owned by don barksdale called the showcase. he had two clubs, the showcase and the sportsman. and he would have bobby blueband in one club and lou rawls in the other. by us playing at the showcase, i got to play with everybody that was big. they called it the circuit. but coming from vallejo, i thought i was in heaven. i got to play with and talk with the greatest r&b entertainers in the world. i mean, it doesn't get much better than etta james and lou rawls, arthur price, ernie andrews. so it was great for me. >> in the travels, as i heard you say, one of the most difficult th

. ♪ ooh, baby, the boogie-woogie do no more ♪ >> with headphones, tetter can play in the crowded dormhbors. ♪ and the boogie, woogie baby >> after success with the first, tetter crafted another guitar for his friend, jerome berrard, who is serving life without parole for a drug-related double murder. ♪ >> i paid the prison equivalent of $25 for it, which is nine packs of cigarettes. >> and he's had more highs off the guitar than he ever had off of drugs. he don't even fool with that anymore. >> learning to play guitar has been one of the high points of my life. it's a shame i had to do it here, but it's a miracle i did it. ♪ >> think you can get me on "american idol?" >> while tetter and berard pass the time playing guitar, a contraband brew called prison julep provides an escape for other inmates. >> of course, yeast is the catalyst for that. they're not able to steal the yeast, per se. they will take raw dough and try to hide raw dough and keep it. they'll take bread to use. any type of a juice that has any form of sugar in it, they will use that. >> today, officers perform a random

do school work you really are the boogie woogie you believe you you you listen you person. the person who doesn't you could. here's one local mayor who was among those organizing the evacuation at the time of the intensified tain. the whole city was destroyed apartment buildings and private houses along like it's been going on for about eight days there was a pause in the shelling when we managed to take two buses full of refugees out of town then it stopped again we've got no transport fuel water we're trying to bring bread into town on the. situation on the ground remains dramatic and so you try and fortunately the phrase no any indication that it's could become any better any time soon. nato confirms ukraine's army has been using short range ballistic missiles against anti government forces and this according to a report by german news channel deutsche of ela is echo's earlier reports on c.n.n. that referred to pentagon sources here though it denies the claims charles sure bridger former british army officer thinks the use of such weapons constitutes a war crime. it's mo