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“XTRA XTRA, read all about it: the blues is back in town” on fifth installment of Blues from the Burgh compilation
The Blues Society of Western Pennsylvania (BSWPA) delivers another terrific compilation of tracks from local and native blues artists on this fifth edition of the society’s Blues from the Burgh CD series. This latest installment kicks off with songs from two strong female singers, … Continue reading →
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Tagged Barbara Blue, Blues Society of Western Pa., Bubs McKeg, Charlie Barath, Dan Bubien, Hoodoo Drugstore, Jill West & Blues Attack, Jim Pugh, Jimmy Adler, June Core, Kid Andersen, Lori Russo & the Uppercuts, Miss Freddye, Stevee Wellons Band, The Aces
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