Little Pink admonishes the audience as to the proper way to season "Greasy Greens." His father, Piedmont bluesman Pink Anderson, recorded "Greasy Greens" in 1961.
Colloquium students wait in anticipation for Little Pink to take the stage. Pictured here (L to R): Danny Ness, Landis Lacey, Adam Hill, Mason Moshoures, and Arielle Carlson.
Mason and Little Pink hamming it up (L); Little Pink playing the Piedmont blues classic, "Walk On." (R)
Mason and Arielle share a tender moment over a cup of Cheerwine.
More Little Pink and Mason.
Landis in the children's reading room of the Spartanburg County Library.
(Security had been notified by this point.)
Danny contemplates the meaning of this field trip. Mason and Arielle are along for the ride. Adam appears to be missing.
Mr. Moshoures gets a chance to play Little Pink's vintage flat-top guitar.