Photos: Another good-weather day for blues fans

Fans at Bayfront Blues Festival cheer for Crow on Saturday afternoon. Ellen Schmidt / eschmidt@duluthnews.com

Jean Motschki and Kevin Motschki take a nap near the water on Saturday afternoon at Bayfront Festival Park. The couple has been attending Bayfront Blues Festival for 26 years. Ellen Schmidt / eschmidt@duluthnews.com

Swede Larson and Brenda Larson, of Silver Bay, clap for Crow underneath their Blues Brothers dog house chair marker on Saturday at Bayfront Blues Festival. "It's [the chair marker] heavy...next year we're going to need a wagon to get it in here." said Brenda." Ellen Schmidt/eschmidt@duluthnews.com

Norm Steffen plays a drum solo with Crow on Saturday afternoon during Bayfront Blues Festival. Ellen Schmidt / eschmidt@duluthnews.com

Sheryl Theno looks up at her group's elaborate chair marker on Saturday at Bayfront Blues Festival. The marker has been coming with their group of 12, known as "The Turtle Group," for more than a decade. Ellen Schmidt / eschmidt@duluthnews.com

Jack Knife and the Sharps perform on Saturday Bayfront Festival Park. Ellen Schmidt / eschmidt@duluthnews.com

Dirk Lutz and Connie Lutz of Litchfield relax in the back of Bayfront Festival Park during the blues festival on Saturday. After more than 25 years of attendance, the couple said the crowds have aged and people drink less beer. Ellen Schmidt / eschmidt@duluthnews.com

Sandy Reinolt of Duluth dances to Crow on Saturday afternoon at Bayfront Festival Park. Ellen Schmidt / eschmidt@duluthnews.com

Crow's horn section plays with the band on Saturday for Bayfront Blues Festival. Ellen Schmidt / eschmidt@duluthnews.com

Mark "Chico" Perez of Crow plays for the crowd on Saturday afternoon at Bayfront Festival Park. The Minneapolis-formed band was inducted into the Minnesota Rock and Country Hall of Fame in 2005. Ellen Schmidt/eschmidt@duluthnews.com