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Blues in the Night -- SF Soul Collides with East Bay Soul User Submitted

When: Wed., Sept. 25, 7:30-10 p.m. 2019
Phone: 510-282-1374
Email: Lsantobello@hotmail.com
Price: $10/solo $15 for 2 $5 Student with ID
www.craigandmacgregor.com
Born and raised in St. Louis, Wayne Harris knows the blues and sings them in his own deep down and personal style. Joining Wayne is Queen of San Francisco Soul, Edna Love. Edna has been wowing audiences here and abroad for decades. In all, Blues in the Night, promises to be a fun, jammin' and scandalous evening of 'showin out" (exciting performances),"signifyin" (talking shit about people), and Old School Blues (music at times nasty, inappropriate, objectifying and FUN!). 7:00pm Free buffet courtesy of Bacheesos 7:30pm Solos by Craig and MacGregor 8:00pm C&MG Band feature Wayne Harris & Edna Love

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