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Acoustic Blues Jam

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Acoustic Blues Jam

The Duke of York, Ipswich

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Join us at the Duke Of York for a laid back and chilled acoustic blues jam, no electric guitars, nor electric basses, no drumkits.

Just acoustic instruments with pickups plugged into the PA. We have an electric piano and a cajon.

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