Blues, Stay Away From Me, by James McClaskey & The Rhythm Band

Blues, Stay Away From Me

by James McClaskey & The Rhythm Band

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1.	The Hucklebuck 04:22	info	buy track
2.	The Japanese Sandman 03:38	info	buy track
3.	Blues, Stay Away From Me 05:08	info	buy track
4.	Marie 03:40	info	buy track

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released June 1, 2019

James McClaskey, vocals & tenor guitar
Adrian Seward, tenor saxophone
F. H. Henry, rhythm guitar
Andy Reid, bass
Robin Rapuzzi, drums

Tracks 1 & 3 with Annabelle Zakaluk, harmony vocals

arrangements & art by James McClaskey
recorded & produced by F. H. Henry, 2019

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James McClaskey & The Rhythm Band New Orleans, Louisiana

Jazz, rhythm and blues music from New Orleans, LA

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