About Me
Tee Watts
My dear mom probably should've been a calligrapher. With her flowing, giving left hand she showed me how to write my name at an early age Consequently, by the time my first grade teacher at Dudley Stone Elementary School in the Haight-Ashbury district of San Francisco got around to teaching my class how to write, I already could. My teacher was appalled. She made a highly inflammatory remark about me staying home to be taught by my mother. Therefore, the literary chip that I shoulder is partially the result of some obscure, probably racist teacher who had the audacity to cap on my mom with a stilted, premature version of the dozens, way back then.
To contact me:
707-349-0558
cybersoulsttaw@gmail.com
T. Watts has a great love and knowledge of all American Music...His work is first class - James C. Moore, Sr. : CEO of Jasman Records. Former manager to the great Willie Mae "Big Mama" Thornton. Current manager to the Queen of the West Coast Blues, Sugar Pie DeSanto. www.jasmanrecords.com
My appreciation goes out to T. Watts who has been working by my side from the beginning to the end of this project. He was my definite right hand in putting this manuscript together. He has shown the utmost patience and respect for my family throughout every word. He never wavered. He stayed strong and mindful. Even when I was flustered he remained solid and I'll always remember that - Vet Stone, Sly's Li'l Sis, from the preface of her book; Blood Is Thicker Than The Mud: Little Sister From The Inside Out. www.vetstone.com
T. Watts is one of the most talented, loyal and hard-working brothers I know. I proudly call him my friend. If you ever get the chance to work with him, he won’t let you down. Peace - Howard Scott – Guitarist and founding member of the ground-breaking, platinum, hit making band War; The last band that Jimi Hendrix played with, the last two nights of his life, at Ronnie Scott’s Club in London. Currently a member of the Original Lowrider Band. https://www.lowriderband.com/
Tee Watts? Man, I thought you was a White man! Mavis Staples comment upon meeting T. Watts face to face, a month or so after their radio interview on KPFZ. The meeting took place on October 24, 2003 at Grace Cathedral in San Francisco, on the heels of Ms. Staples, Mavis Sings Mahalia Jackson Concert.
Bill Summers
Wed, Jul 29, 8:02 PM
to me
I just thought it important to to let you know that it has been more than a pleasure working with you.
For me it is more than important to like a person that I work with. You have been enthusiastic and a joy to have on my team. We are going to get the job.done sooner than later. This is a blessing. You have become cherished friend.
Thank you
Bill Summers
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