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The Grave of Kitty Cane
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Victor Cripes Melbourne, Australia
VICTOR CRIPES DELIVERS A DISTINCTIVE DIRTY BLUES SOUND...
which echoes the styles of over 100
years of blues music - from the blues masters of yester-year to the British / American blues revival of the 1960’s. A partnership of Australian easy groove, American thump and British tube overdrive, while keeping it’s own original modern twist.
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