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Firkins' faux slide technique tackles country, swing, jazz, rock and blues on Cactus Cruz, his third solo effort. ~ Jason Ankeny
Photographer: William Hames.
Personnel: Michael Lee Firkins (guitar); Mike Vanderhule (drums).
Audio Mixer: Jim Crichton.
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