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Recorded live at the Rose City Blues Festival in 1987, this CD captures live performances by John Lee Hooker, Curtis Salgado, the Paul deLay Band, the Lloyd Jones Struggle, Terry Robb, Norman Sylvester, the Tom MacFarland Blues Band and others. Renamed the Waterfront Blues Festival, this event occurs each 4th of July weekend raising food and money for the Portland community. Originally released on LP but long out of print, this document of the first Rose City Blues Festival is now available on CD for the first time.
Recorded live at the Rose City Blues Festival in 1987, this CD captures live performances by John Lee Hooker, Curtis Salgado, the Paul deLay Band, the Lloyd Jones Struggle, Terry Robb, Norman Sylvester, the Tom MacFarland Blues Band and others. Renamed the Waterfront Blues Festival, this event occurs each 4th of July weekend raising food and money for the Portland community. Originally released on LP but long out of print, this document of the first Rose City Blues Festival is now available on CD for the first time.
751937310020

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Format: CD
Label: FRAV
Catalog: 1
Rel. Date: 10/09/2007
UPC: 751937310020

Rose City Blues Festival
Artist: Rose City Blues Festival
Format: CD
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1. It's Not Raining
2. Trick Bag
3. How Long I Wonder - Tom McFarland
4. Sneaky Pete
5. We're Having a Party
6. I Take What I Want - Paul deLay Band
7. She Walks Right In - Bill Rhoades & the Party Kings
8. I Got 'Em Bad
9. Hard Times - Norman Sylvester
10. Get Tough
11. You're Gonna Make Me Cry - Curtis Salgado
12. John Lee Boogie - John Lee Hooker
13. [Untitled]

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Recorded live at the Rose City Blues Festival in 1987, this CD captures live performances by John Lee Hooker, Curtis Salgado, the Paul deLay Band, the Lloyd Jones Struggle, Terry Robb, Norman Sylvester, the Tom MacFarland Blues Band and others. Renamed the Waterfront Blues Festival, this event occurs each 4th of July weekend raising food and money for the Portland community. Originally released on LP but long out of print, this document of the first Rose City Blues Festival is now available on CD for the first time.
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