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Venezuela
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Walking Through My Head
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Flynn
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piano
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Racketeer
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Swing Low Pt. 1
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1,000 Camels
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Caprese
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Sister John Angela Joshua Tree, California
When Gershwin created "Porgy and Bess", the blues attained operatic dimensions. Through Smitty's compositions and Janie's improvisational technique, the duo delves into the whining slide techniques of the great Mississippi bluesmen, with a trance element, impressionistic freedom, cinematic imagery. You will find that each show promises a new sonic discovery, even for the artists themselves. ... more
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