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Two more biggies for Bluesfest
It'll be Russell's first visit to Australia in a long career that's seen him perform alongside the likes of Jerry Lee Lewis, George Harrison, The Byrds, Willie Nelson, Frank Sinatra and The Rolling Stones.
Clinton, mastermind behind funk legends Parliament and Funkadelic, will - like Russell- be treading the bluesfest boards on the festival's final day, April 26th.
Source: Undercover FM 
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How about Leon Russell playing for Joe Cocker. Remember Mad Dogs and Englishmen?
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