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Mayhemingways entertain Windy City Opry with multi-instrumental prowess

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The Windy City Opry brought in a good crowd of roots music fans Wednesday, Sept. 13.The Mayhemingways Benj Rowland playing accordion at the Windy City Opry, Sept. 13. photo by Richard Amery

I missed a solo set  from Dave McCann, but caught the essence of a fun set of roots music from Peterborough duo the Mayhemingways.


 As usual, they were impressive as Benj Rowland stomped at a set of bass pedals while alternating between accordion, a tenor guitar, a guitar and banjo.

Drummer Josh Fewings added an unstoppable beat.


A set ending highlight was the slower “Watching the Apples Grow.”

— By Richard Amery, L.A. Beat Editor
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Last Updated ( Wednesday, 20 September 2017 10:09 )  
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