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Overthinking Ben Swank and “Los Trachas” at FF-1051

Overthinking Ben Swank and “Los Trachas” at FF-1051Craig Brown Band represents the closer to Canada, mostly Midwestern take on a sound that has long belonged to Nashville. Consider this bastard child of Neko Case and Bob Seger. This is diet twang with a backbone. This is Northern Country. Craig Brown is a Detroit hero and the closest thing to a proper mayor the city has had in years. He's one part blue collar and no parts ivory tower. He is a dude. He makes music. He is essential to the fabric of the

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and “Los Trachas” at FF-1051 Gallery in Los Angeles

inimitable Cash

Charlie Musselwhite and more

Solis's vocal performance

which sees Jack joining Dex and Sara on ripping original “The Wind Did Move” and the haunting B-side cover of lost blueswoman Geechie Wiley’s “Last Kind Word Blues”

Overthinking Ben Swank and “Los Trachas” at FF-1051Craig Brown Band represents the closer to Canada, mostly Midwestern take on a sound that has long belonged to Nashville. Consider this bastard child of Neko Case and Bob Seger. This is diet twang with a backbone. This is Northern Country. Craig Brown is a Detroit hero and the closest thing to a proper mayor the city has had in years. He's one part blue collar and no parts ivory tower. He is a dude. He makes music. He is essential to the fabric of the

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