Dudek, Les: Say No More

Dudek, Les SKU: 38742576
Dudek, Les: Say No More

Dudek, Les: Say No More

Dudek, Les SKU: 38742576

Format: CD

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Title: Say No More
Artist: Dudek, Les
Label: Music on CD
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 8718627228593
Genre: Rock

Out of print in the U.S. Southern Rocker Les Dudek built quite a reputation around the Florida area as a proficient guitar player in local bands as a teenager. That reputation would place him in the studio with the Allman Brothers Band for the recording of the Brothers & Sisters album. He played guitar harmonies with Dickey Betts on the well-known song 'Ramblin' Man' and acoustic guitar on 'Jessica'. After playing as a session guitarist with Stevie Nicks and Bozz Scaggs he released four solo albums. On this second solo album, the blues and Jimi Hendrix influence are there, with adventurous fusion tunes like 'One To Beam Up', 'Zorro Rides Again' and the classic rocker 'Old Judge Jones'.

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