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Imagine what this world would look and sound like if not for dreams most of us cannot fathom.

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Usually it’s in February around Valentine’s Day, so those of you (guys, pay attention here) that are in the doghouse can maybe redeem yourself and pretend Valentine’s is in April…

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Alex covers a lot of tunes few others do when he plays other kinds of gigs, so he was definitely in keeping with that philosophy doing tunes most blues fans may not have heard before.