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Holler n’ Moan
How about we help finish up another month with another fine edition of our BluesPowR Radio Hour, this time featuring music from Devon Allman, Patty Reese, the Kentucky Headhunters, Thorbjorn Risager & the Black Tornado, The King Brothers, Tami Neilson, … Continue reading
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Tagged Captain Luke, Devon Allman, George Higgs, Lara Price, Patty Reese, Tami Neilson, The Kentucky Headhunters, The King Brothers, Thorbjorn Risager, Vin Mott
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The King Brothers get on up with Get Up and Shake It
You can almost tell by listening to them that brothers Sam and Lee King have blues royalty in their blood. While Lee’s guitar licks might at times sound like those from Albert King – coming, as some of them do, … Continue reading
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