STORY OF KEANSBURG, NJ (Part 1) Childhood Hometown of Roger "Hurricane" Wilson

#rogerhurricanewilson #keansburgnj #jerseybayshorecountry This video is Part 1 from the documentary series, JERSEY BAYSHORE COUNTRY, about my childhood hometown of Keansburg, NJ. It was created and produced by my good friend and New Jersey videographer, John Schneider. Roger "Hurricane" Wilson website: http://www.HurricaneWilson.com Please subscribe to this channel and check out nearly 400 videos with many styles of music. Contributions are always appreciated for all the time and expenses for me to create these videos for you to enjoy. Go To http://www.HurricaneWilson.com For More Information Venmo: RogerWilsonMusic Paypal: roger@hurricanewilson.com Check out my Sponsors: Taylor Guitars* Elixir Strings Lace Music Guitars and Pickup’s Fishman Electronics *Singular Sound & Beat Buddy Peavey Amplifiers" Roger "Hurricane" Wilson is an American electric and acoustic guitarist/ singer/ songwriter. He has also worked as a music educator, radio DJ, music journalist, and broadcaster. In addition, he has been an International Blues Challenge judge, as well as a 2015 Inductee into the Oklahoma Blues Hall of Fame, as a result of his 14 year association with the Dusk ‘til Dawn Blues Festival, and his work with Blues in the Schools in that state. He has released 27 albums. If you like guitar driven blues/ rock, fluid and intricate finger style guitar picking, fiery performances, and emotional songwriting, you are at the right place. With over 45 years of teaching guitar lessons to beginners and advanced players alike, and over a million miles under his belt, Roger “Hurricane” Wilson has made his own mark on the music world. The legendary Les Paul once said about Roger, “This guy plays some great blues.” Atlanta treasure Francine Reed stated that, “Roger “Hurricane” Wilson is a force to be reckoned with.”, having shared the stage with such notable artists as B.B. King, Buddy Guy, Hubert Sumlin, Willie “Big Eyes” Smith, Dickey Betts, Jorma Kaukonen, Charlie Musselwhite, and many more. Roger “Hurricane” Wilson is just getting started.