Storm Warning

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Bullets 00:00 Tools
The Blues Are Back 00:00 Tools
Big Man 00:00 Tools
Dangerous Mood 00:00 Tools
Nothing But Smoke 00:00 Tools
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The Woman? or the Blues? 00:00 Tools
Long Grey Mare 00:00 Tools
Blues 101 00:00 Tools
Long Ride 00:00 Tools
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One Step Forward 00:00 Tools
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Lonely Guy 00:00 Tools
I Don't Know 00:00 Tools
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Gonna Miss You 00:00 Tools
Ballad of 64 00:00 Tools
Chocolates & Roses 00:00 Tools
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Ballard Of 64 00:00 Tools
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Cold Hearted Woman 00:00 Tools
The Chester Stroll 00:00 Tools
What Have You Done 00:00 Tools
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Leaving the Circle 00:00 Tools
Thunder in the Night 00:00 Tools
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Ambient Witchcraft 00:00 Tools
Coming Home 00:00 Tools
The Right Time (To Forget) 00:00 Tools
What Have You Done (to Me) 00:00 Tools
Stay 00:00 Tools
Rolling Strong 00:00 Tools
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Muse 00:00 Tools
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Storm Warning is a band of five diverse influences that happens to make distinctive, exciting music. The blues are the heart of the sound, but the blues is a form that changes its shape and character to suit whoever is playing it. The blues harmonica of Son Maxwell shares the lead with the rock and jazz influenced guitar of Bob Moore, with the classic Hammond and piano sounds of Ian Salisbury adding an additional blues-based dimension. Drummer Roger Willis, formerly with Capability Brown and Krazy Kat, and bassist Derek White complete the line-up, forming what The Blues Band bass man Gary Fletcher described as “an ace rhythm section.” Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

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