#70 - Rachel Ammons

Rachel Ammons joins us to talk about her "no man band" and we dive into how she got started in music, and her journey alongside Smilin Bob and their band, Tyrannosaurus Chicken. Rachel has been playing festivals and venues everywhere and her delta-blues-inspired multi-instrumental performances are something you HAVE to see in person. Rachel Ammons - https://rachelammons.com/biography/ George's Majestic Lounge Full calendar & Tickets at https://www.georgeslive.com IG/FB/Tik Tok: @georgesmajesticlounge Twitter: @GeorgesMajestic This podcast is sponsored by Backwoods Rags. Type in promo code: GEORGES to receive 20% off your purchase at www.backwoodsrags.com Produce by LensAudio: Content Creation Specialists www.lensaudio.com

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