Episode 113 Ray Harrison the keyboardists

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Ray Rabbit Harrison joined Del Shannon's touring band in 1962 at a mere 16 years old & he hasn't looked back since. He's been the keyboardist over the years in the Greaseball boogie band, Shooter, Crowbar & more top shelf acts. Currently he is still tickling the ivories with his long time band, the Cameo Blues band. in this episode we discuss playing keyboards & a lot more. Ray has a lifetime of music business insider tales to tell. If you enjoy my show & would like to help us keep it going, why not click on the "buy me a coffee" link here? https://www.buymeacoffee.com/tsolobandq https://www.facebook.com/CameoBluesBand Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/tommy-solo-s-famous-friends--4318572/support.

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