In this Episode we will highlight the late Hubert Sumlin. We will also recap Season 1 and Preview Season 2. This is the Season finale of Season 1. Please visit our website for playlists and other information
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Apple Music
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Select playlists in options under search box
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In the results look foe Blues Progressions - There will be 2 one is the podcast (subtitle will say podcast and author name)
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