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Soulive: Eric Krasno (guitar); Ryan Zoidis (tenor saxophone); Neal Evans (Clavinet, organ, keyboards); Alan Evans (drums). Aggie Theatre - Fort Collins, Co. - 10/6/04 Music Soulive Aggie Theatre - Fort Collins, Co. - 10/6/04 Songs Aggie Theatre - Fort Collins, Co. - 10/6/04 Review
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