Bekka on Todd Sharp

[michelej1]

The Democratic Party in Williamson Country elected officers and Todd, the Chair, was one of them. There's a picture of him and a quote from Bekka saying, "Todd has played with all the great ones." They do mention him working with Christine too.

Westview Community Newspaper, April 8, 2009 http://www.westviewonline.com/files/April_8.pdf

[chiliD]

He spent 5 years touring with Bob Welch and no mention of THAT?

Again, Welch gets snubbed!!

[michelej1]

[It was a PDF article, so I didn't really think I could cut and paste it, but I guess you can. His work with both Mick and Christine are mentioned]

The Williamson County
Democratic Party elected officers
at their county-wide reorganization
held Saturday at
party headquarters in Franklin.

Elected to serve two-year
terms were Chair Todd Sharp,
Vice-Chair Wanda Graham,
recording Secretary Linda Lee
and Treasurer Tracy Halloran.
The Democrats also elected
representatives from
Williamson County voting
precincts to serve on the WCDP
executive committee. The
WCDP holds a reorganization
every two years.

Sharp, who enters his second
term as party chair,
announced the Democrats will
move their highly successful
Make It Blue Monday to
Kimbro’s Café, 214 S. Margin
Street in Franklin, beginning
with the April 27 MIBM
Volume XII at which Mary
Gauthier will perform.

Gubernatorial candidate Kim
McMillan will also appear at
MIBM.

Sharp is a world-class guitar
player and is a business
owner in Franklin, operating
Nashville Amplifier Service,
which restores amplifiers for
country and rock stars.
Sharp was playing lead
guitar for Hall and Oates at age
19, and he has written for or
toured and recorded with the
likes of Rod Stewart, Mick
Fleetwood, Delbert McClinton,
Christine McVie, and Bonnie
Raitt. Sharp’s latest solo album
is Walking All the Way.

“Todd has played with all
the great ones,” said Bekka
Bramlett, who replaced Stevie
Nicks with Fleetwood Mac and
who performed last year with
Delbert McClinton at a Make It
Blue Monday.