Photo Gallery Back To Main Gallery			Photo Gallery - Fulton Allen & Rev. Gary Davis Memorial John and Phil visit two memorials in Durham, NC honoring Fulton Allen (a.k.a. Blind Boy Fuller) and Rev. Gary Davis. Phil and John are proud to stand together beneath the Bull City Blues state marker in Durham, NC honoring Fulton Allen (a.k.a. Blind Boy Fuller) and Rev. Gary Davis, two natives of the city, and two of John's biggest influences. It reads: "During the 1920s-1940s, Durham was home to African American musicians whose work defined a distinctive regional style. Blues artists often played in the surrounding Hayti community and downtown tobacco warehouse district. Prominent among these were Blind Boy Fuller (Fulton Allen) (1907-1941) and Blind Gary Davis (1896-1972), whose recordings influenced generations of players." Phil and John stand next to the Blind Boy Fuller city marker in Durham, NC. It reads: "Most influential Piedmont bluesman born in North Carolina. Played on the streets and around the tobacco warehouses of Durham. Lived in Hayti. Became a popular recording artist during the 1930s. Buried nearby."