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England Brings the Blues back to America

John Mayall almost single handedly brought the American Delta blues to the forefront in England starting the British Invasion with the Stones, Eric Clapton, Jimmy Page, Fleetwood Mac.... An early John Mayall and the Blues Breakers band of…

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Enrico Crivellaro

It is hardly a surprise that his two latest albums, "Freewheelin" and "Mojo Zone", are often found in music stores next to Chet Atkins and Eric Clapton on the "guitar hero" shelf. Showcasing a mighty sounding guitar that…

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Enrico Crivellaro Band

A former student of Ronnie Earl, Duke Robillard and Kenny Burrell, Enrico Crivellaro has developed a refined yet explosive guitar style which has led him to tour and record with an impressive number of major-league artists—among them James…

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ERIC BIBB Itinerary

1/27/2012 Portland, IN Arts Place (260) 726-4809 www.indianaarts.org 1/28/2012 Springfield, IL University of Illinois, Perf (217) 206-6160 www.sangamonauditorium.org 1/29/2012 Chicago, IL Old Town School of Folk (773) 728-6000 www.oldtownschool.org 1/30/2012 Minneapolis, MN Dakota Jazz Club & Res (612)…

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ERIC BIBB - Itinerary

1/27/2012 Portland, IN Arts Place (260) 726-4809 www.indianaarts.org 1/28/2012 Springfield, IL University of Illinois, Perf (217) 206-6160 www.sangamonauditorium.org 1/29/2012 Chicago, IL Old Town School of Folk (773) 728-6000 www.oldtownschool.org 2/1/2012 San Diego, CA Anthology (619) 595-0300 www.AnthologySD.com/ 2/2/2012…

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ERIC BIBB - Latest Tour Info

Itinerary 1/27/2012 Portland, IN Arts Place (260) 726-4809 www.indianaarts.org 1/28/2012 Springfield, IL University of Illinois, Perf (217) 206-6160 www.sangamonauditorium.org 1/29/2012 Chicago, IL Old Town School of Folk (773) 728-6000 www.oldtownschool.org 2/1/2012 San Diego, CA Anthology (619) 595-0300 www.AnthologySD.com/…

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