The Wicked Lo-Down
Blues and Rock and Roll music with an East Coast attitude and a Texas swagger. Featuring Nick David (Mr. Nick and the Dirty Tricks), Paul Size (The Red Devils), Jeff Berg, Mike Law and Nick Toscano (Ryan Hartt and The Bluehearts). Mix up Frankie Lee Sims funky licks, The Blasters and T-Birds roots rock and blues with the modern attitude of The Black Keys. Wicked Lo-Down start to finish. ... more
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