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The wife and I saw Willy at Chinook Winds a couple of months ago and we felt he had lost some of his voice but WOW can he still pick a guitar. He played for an hour and a half non-stop except to intro his band. Don't miss his show.
Posted by: Clark Starker | April 30, 2015 at 07:56 AM