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Celebration of Pittsburgh blues artists continues on Blues from the Burgh 4
We don’t get the chance to write about local blues acts as much as we’d like these days, so we’re always glad when the Blues Society of Western Pennsylvania (BSWPA) gives us a good reason to do so with another … Continue reading
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Tagged Albert Cummings, Bernard Allison, Billy the Kid & the Regulators, Blues Devils, Blues Orphans, Blues Society of Western Pa., Bottom Shelf Blues Band, Bubs McKeg, Dan Bubien, Dr. John, Gregg Krupa, Jill West & Blues Attack, Jimmy Adler, JJ Grey & Mofro, Leigh-Anne Yost, Mahajibee, Melinda, Pittsburgh Blues Festival, Rich Harper, Ruby Red & the Dirty Devils, Spin Doctors, Stevie Pete, The Rhythm Aces, Trampled Under Foot, Vince Agwada
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