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Album Review: BROTHERS GROOVE – Play The Game
Shabby Toad Records – [Release Date: January 2014] The Brothers Groove comprises a trio of funk loving, soulful blues veterans from Birmingham, who together with producer /drummer Wayne Proctor live up to their name on an album full of good taste, feel … Continue reading
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Tagged Beano, blues, Brothers Groove, funk, Henrik Freischlader, Nigel Mellor, Play The Game, review, Robben Ford, Shaun Hill, soul, Stuff, The Crusaders, Wayne Proctor
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