Cory Henry’s Lingus Solo – Intro (LOTW #200)
In honor of our 200th Lick of the Week, we figured we’d pull out all the stops for this one! Cory Henry’s solo from Snarky
October 5, 2020
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In honor of our 200th Lick of the Week, we figured we’d pull out all the stops for this one! Cory Henry’s solo from Snarky
In memory of Gary Peacock after his recent passing, here is a lick of the week featuring the trio with Keith Jarrett from their album
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