Easton was born in
Brunswick, Georgia, United States. Several original sources confirm that he spelled his first name "Admirl". Around 1920 he joined the
Ringling Brothers circus. He then returned to Georgia and was briefly married before heading north on a freight train to
Indianapolis, where he settled in 1928. There he met and was influenced by the
pianist Leroy Carr and the
guitarist Scrapper Blackwell. He continued to perform in clubs around Los Angeles until he died in 1968. In 2022 the Killer Blues Headstone Project placed a headstone for him at St. Matthews AME Church in
Waynesville, Georgia. ==See also==