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Doug Duffey And Badd Souvenirs

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Doug Duffey, a renowned musician from Louisiana, has spent decades shaping his unique style and performing internationally. His band, BADD, specializes in original “Bayou Funk” and Delta Soul music. Their latest album “Souvenirs” features a blend of soulful lyrics and dynamic performances, showcasing Duffey’s virtuosic piano and heartfelt storytelling.

Zakiya Hooker is Making a Scene

HOME PAGE Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Zakiya Hooker Zakiya Hooker was born in the Motor City – Detroit, Michigan – but she was also born into the blues. You could even say she had a front-row seat to the best the genre had to offer, right in her own living room – […]

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Doug Duffey And Badd Souvenirs

Zakiya Hooker is Making a Scene

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