Bo Emerson

Jan 23, 2025 | ajc.com | Bo Emerson

Angela Carrington stood out. She was a dancer with the wild and woolly street band, the Seed and Feed Marching Abominable Band, and even in that psychedelic crowd, all eyes were on the bewigged and bedazzled Angela. “She was a queen, she was the face of the band,” said Patricia Pichardo, the “Bookie” for the Abominables. “She had a knack for finding her way to the front, wherever we were performing.”Angela Carrington also stood up.

Aug 17, 2024 | gmtoday.com | Bo Emerson

ATLANTA — When jazz trumpeter, vocalist and bandleader Joe Gransden, 53, finally tracked down the car of his dreams, it was sitting under a tree in Arab, Alabama, providing a home for snakes, mice and mold. The black beauty that was the joy of his adolescence had been in the weather for 15 years, during which time the T-top had been leaking, the floorboards rotting, the dashboard disintegrating and the firewall crumbling. The engine was blown. He cried.

Aug 10, 2024 | bismarcktribune.com | Bo Emerson

PRIME | PURSUITSWhen jazz trumpeter, vocalist and bandleader Joe Gransden, 53, finally tracked down the car of his dreams, it was sitting under a tree in Arab, Alabama, providing a home for snakes, mice and mold. The black beauty that was the joy of his adolescence had been in the weather for 15 years, during which time the T-top had been leaking, the floorboards rotting, the dashboard disintegrating and the firewall crumbling. The engine was blown. He cried.

Jul 27, 2024 | columbian.com | Bo Emerson

News / Life Musician and his beloved 1979 Pontiac Trans Am reunited ATLANTA — When jazz trumpeter, vocalist and bandleader Joe Gransden, 53, finally tracked down the car of his dreams, it was sitting under a tree in Arab, Alabama, providing a home for snakes, mice and mold. The black beauty that was the joy of his adolescence had been in the weather for 15 years, during which time the T-top had been leaking, the floorboards rotting, the dashboard disintegrating and the firewall crumbling. The...

Jul 27, 2024 | fredericknewspost.com | Bo Emerson

ATLANTA — When jazz trumpeter, vocalist and bandleader Joe Gransden, 53, finally tracked down the car of his dreams, it was sitting under a tree in Arab, Alabama, providing a home for snakes, mice and mold. The black beauty that was the joy of his adolescence had been in the weather for 15 years, during which time the T-top had been leaking, the floorboards rotting, the dashboard disintegrating and the firewall crumbling. The engine was blown.