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Closing Time by Two for the Blues
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fave it Blues Vocals | Chicago Style
6 tracks | 24 minutes
Released Apr 2003
on Two for the Blues
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Contemporary Chicago Blues; blending traditional driving blues with urban rock and soul influences.
Bio / Background
Closing Time is the first joint project by Chicago Blues and Soul man, L.C.Walker, and veteran blues guitarist, Tom Crivellone. After meeting on-stage at Buddy Guy's Legends, this duo forged a creative partnership which inspired Closing Time, as well as several other projects with Chicago-area artists.
On October 17, 2005, L.C.Walker passed away without tasting the success he worked for and dreamed about. “You can’t just play the blues”, L.C. used to say, “you live your life, experience your blues, and hope you can make people feel them when you play and sing”.
Visitors to Chicago know it as the Blues Capital of the World. Behind the neon lights and hot licks is a tough town where hundreds of hungry musicians battle for recognition and work in a shrinking number of clubs that seem to pay less and less every year. Blending a wide range of musical influences with traditional formats, L.C.
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