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Mark Thompson and vocalist Tracee Adams
Rick Nielsen from Cheap Trick on stage
Willie Big Eyes Smith with his harp joins Pinetop Perkins

Matthew Skoller shows the crowd that Chicago blues harp is far from dead

Nino Louden's first appearance after a serious accident showed us that this former Koko Taylor ax man is back in business in a serious way

Willie Big Eyes Smith seems to have given up drums for harp; he sounds great and sang up a storm

Brother John and Band- he's great on guitar, keys and vocals

Nick Moss is one hot guitar player- he was one of the evening's highlights
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