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WARREN LUDSKI TALKS TO THE ELDERS

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    • Deejay Tubby lit up a few lives with some cool audiovisual excitement

20 Questions With . . .

DEEJAY TUBBY DEEJAY TUBBY LIT UP A FEW LIVES WITH SOME COOL AUDIOVISUAL EXCITEMENT

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Comments

  • Jenny on Hail Ceasar, lend him your ears! He is a musician of note
  • Warren Ludski on Touring Dixies Paved Way 60 Years Ago – and some never came back
  • Paddy on Touring Dixies Paved Way 60 Years Ago – and some never came back
  • Philip Horn-Botha on Gary Kriel: 80 today and still playing a mean bass
  • Warren Ludski on Leslie K . . . a man for all reasons
  • Adrian Fray on Leslie K . . . a man for all reasons
  • Warren Ludski on The trials and triumphs of Stephen Erasmus
  • randyjazzman on The trials and triumphs of Stephen Erasmus
  • Heather Erasmus Phigeland on The trials and triumphs of Stephen Erasmus
  • Warren Ludski on The trials and triumphs of Stephen Erasmus
  • George Woodman on The trials and triumphs of Stephen Erasmus
  • Warren Ludski on Darryl Andrews: A man of many musical parts – and now a fisherman
  • lindsaycalexander@gmail.com on Darryl Andrews: A man of many musical parts – and now a fisherman
  • Warren Ludski on Cliffie Moses . . . jazz singer, guitarist and (coon) trouper from the start
  • middlechile on Cliffie Moses . . . jazz singer, guitarist and (coon) trouper from the start

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