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Posted: Mon Feb 28 2011
Buddy Guy
Of the legendary bluesmen still alive, Buddy Guy is the only one we can think of that could manage the journey to Fuji Rock (we're not sure that BB King has left his chair at all in the last decade), and we're delighted that he's making the effort. If authenticity is your thing, then this man is the real deal. An absolute must.
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