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All I Want - The Nimmo Brothers

Alan and Stevie Nimmo are two of the most exciting, young, modern blues guitarists on the European circuit. Drawing their influences from the blues boom of the 1960s, they learned their trade by listening to such greats as…

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Devil's Slave - Blind Bobby Smith

Born in Chattanooga, Tennessee, Bobby moved to Toledo in 1945. He started playing banjo when he was six years old (his uncle was the legendary "Banjo Bill" from Rome, Georgia.) Bobby switched to guitar when he was 16…

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Tag - Earl Clifton and The Pin-Ups

We have been inspired by many great bands both new and old, and I hope we will always be inspired by new music as well as those classics .. ...... .. .. Iggy-Beatles-white stripes-Ramones-Sabbath-Zepplin-The Who-Kinks-Hendrix-Cream-Kings of Leon-Wolf Mother-Black…

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Meet Me In The Bottom - ELECTRIC DUO

.On ne présente plus Jack Bon, leader du groupe Ganafoul, power trio qui entre dans la légende du rock français avec 6 Albums boogie-rock dans les années 80. Il poursuit son aventure en solo, il est reconnu et…

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Love and Happiness - Al Green

Albert Greene (born April 13, 1946), better known as Al Green, is an American gospel and soul music singer. He reached the peak of his popularity in the 1970s, with hit singles such as "You Oughta Be With…

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ROY'S MATCHBOX BLUES - ROY DUNN

Roy Dunn was one of the last links to the rich Atlanta pre-war blues scene; he had played with Curley Weaver., Buddy Moss and Blind Willie McTell. Know'd Them All is his only album. "This, his only album",…

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I Cried - Joe Medwick

Born in the northern New York bordertown of Watertown just a half hour from Ontario Canada, Joe Medwick was touched by music at the earliest of ages. "I swear I remember my mom playing piano when she was…

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Bye Bye Baby - Soulard Blues Band

Born in 1946 and raised in St. Louis, Art Dwyer grew up on the city's north side. "Rufus, the Dells, T-Bone Walker, Otis Redding, and of course, Albert and B.B. King were my music. It fit in with…

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