Cross To Bear

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This is a Rehearsal Session posted for the band members to listen too -- if you listen, please enjoy the "live rehearsal" (there are some wrong notes, here and there !! ) None the less - this is a fantastic band, and we all have a ton of fun playing together... Ruth Israel on Vocals Chris Eddie Long on Drums Bogdan Migurski, Bass Kirk Glienke, Sax (he's actually playing with a sling from shoulder surgery !!) Jerry Neeman, Trumpet, Slide Trombone, Flugelhorn Jack "Attack" Herndon, Harmonica Caleb McAllister, Guitar Patrick McAllister, Guitar & Vocals Frederick Woehler, Sound Tech

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