Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "John Simoneaux (born April 24, 1967, Baton Rouge, Louisiana, United States) John became well known in Ruston, LA, United States, playing in his band "Blue Monday" and later adding "The Howard Shaft Horns" and hosting the "Tuesday Night Blues Jam" at the Sundown Tavern in Ruston, LA with his friends backing him in the "house band." John played all across Louisiana and eventually went on to tour with acts across the US and with Doug Duffey in 1998 and 1999 to Switzerland and the surrounding countries before dying in a tragic wreck on his way back to Austin, TX for a gig with The Roadhouse Disciples.Simoneaux's only publicly released music is an early studio effort with Howard Shaft on Blue Monday and the Howard Shaft Horns and was released to fans in VERY limited quantities. His second CD was with Christopher Ames, AKA "Chris Rhodes". William "Skippy" Clarke, another of John's friends/fans was Chris's booking agent. John, Ryan Munsey, Skippy (William Clarke), and Shawn Smith went to Texas to the studio that was supposedly where SRV had done some recording (Don't remember the name) where John laid down the electric guitar on some tracks, Ryan Munsey played bass and Smith and Clarke are both credited on one song as well. The CD by Christopher Ames as "Chris Rhodes" on Deep Blues, a blues based Christian CD is available from JohnnyJam.org in LIMITED quantities."@en }
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- Q20685548 abstract "John Simoneaux (born April 24, 1967, Baton Rouge, Louisiana, United States) John became well known in Ruston, LA, United States, playing in his band "Blue Monday" and later adding "The Howard Shaft Horns" and hosting the "Tuesday Night Blues Jam" at the Sundown Tavern in Ruston, LA with his friends backing him in the "house band." John played all across Louisiana and eventually went on to tour with acts across the US and with Doug Duffey in 1998 and 1999 to Switzerland and the surrounding countries before dying in a tragic wreck on his way back to Austin, TX for a gig with The Roadhouse Disciples.Simoneaux's only publicly released music is an early studio effort with Howard Shaft on Blue Monday and the Howard Shaft Horns and was released to fans in VERY limited quantities. His second CD was with Christopher Ames, AKA "Chris Rhodes". William "Skippy" Clarke, another of John's friends/fans was Chris's booking agent. John, Ryan Munsey, Skippy (William Clarke), and Shawn Smith went to Texas to the studio that was supposedly where SRV had done some recording (Don't remember the name) where John laid down the electric guitar on some tracks, Ryan Munsey played bass and Smith and Clarke are both credited on one song as well. The CD by Christopher Ames as "Chris Rhodes" on Deep Blues, a blues based Christian CD is available from JohnnyJam.org in LIMITED quantities.".