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Blues for a Soldier
Get ready for the long weekend with the latest talk-free episode of our BluesPowR Radio Hour, featuring music from Marcia Ball, the Nick Moss Band with Dennis Gruenling, Mud Morganfield, Marie Knight, and a pair of tracks from Joyann Parker, … Continue reading
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Tagged Breezy Rodio, Dennis Gruenling, Jon Spear Band, Joyann Parker, Lance Lopez, Marcia Ball, Mud Morganfield, Nick Moss Band, Rockwell Avenue Blues Band, Too Slim & the Taildraggers
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Lance Lopez shows lowdown blues ways on Live in NYC
Recently, we told you about the latest release from the Kenny Wayne Shepherd Band, which incorporates a bit more of an Americana sound than we’re accustomed to hearing from the band. Those who prefer your blues-rock somewhat heavier and more … Continue reading
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Tagged Lance Lopez, Paul Nelson
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