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10 Great Texas Bands and Musicians

Give me a “T” for Texas. The Lone Star State talks big and delivers big in its myths and music.

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The Jeff Healey Band – Live At Grossman’s 1994

By the time Jeff Healey and band mates Joe Rockman (bass) and Tom Stephen (drums) returned to Toronto in 1994

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Frank Marino – The Power Of Rock And Roll

Frank Marino’s first solo album after Mahogany Rush is a little-known effort titled The Power Of Rock And Roll. Released

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The 50 Greatest Blues Artists

The roots of the blues extend deep, deep into the soil of the Mississippi Delta, Texas, the Piedmont and up