Buddy Guy and The Damn Right Blues Band filled the Cowlitz Ballroom at Ilani with soul, blues and joy—featuring Tom Hambridge on drums, Marty Sammon on keys, Orlando Wright on bass, and Ric Hall on guitar.
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