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Our congrats go out to drummer Sam Lay for winning the 2006 Howlin' Wolf award.(Brief article)
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September 22, 2006
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Our congrats go out to drummer Sam Lay for winning the 2006 Howlin' Wolf award. The Blues Foundation, in association with the Chicago Blues Festival, presented the award to Lay on June 10 (Howlin' Wolf's birthday) immediately after he performed with the Siegel-Schwall ...
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