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Friday April 15th 2011 ... Live Chicago Blues music with 78 RPM ... From 9 pm to 1 am. FREE!
The trio of legendary Indianapolis blues musicians features Allen Stratyner on harmonica, Vince Mullin on slide guitar and Tim Duffy on drums.

Indianapolis blues trio, 78 rpm will be playing the Pioneer Village Stage at the State Fair on Monday August 16 from 2:00 - 5:00 with only 2/3 of group to be in attendance. Drummer Tim Duffy and slide guitarist Vince Mullin will be viewed as 52 rpm while harmonica player Allen Stratyner is attending to other matters at hand. "We will be missing Allen on this gig" Mullin states "But we are looking forward to seeing exactly how this two man combo works out as 52 rpm."
The band (as the trio 78 RPM) has recently moved to the no. 4 chart listing for local blues acts on the international website, ReverbNation with their recording of the Jerry West classic, "Tell Me Pretty Baby".

Blues fans will get a special treat on Sunday May 9th when the trio, 78 rpm takes the stage at The Slippery Noodle. Vince Mullin on electric slide guitar with harmonica master Allen Stratyner and drummer Tim Duffy. Mullin was the first artist to play the Noodle more than 25 years ago when owner Hal Yeagy then decided he wanted a blues only club.

Blues fans will get a treat on Sunday, May 9th at The Slippery Noodle Inn when the trio 78 rpm takes the stage. Harmonica master Allen Stratyner joins slide guitarist Vince Mullin and drummer Tim Duffy for an evening of Blues.

Hey way cool show coming on October 23rd That's a Friday night! The band is called Johnny Roulette and The Casinos. Great lead guitar by Terry Glass and that guy I saw with Magic Lantern Blues Band was sitting in too, playing that slide guitar of his. Some weird looking guitar with a bunch of buttons on it. Johnny wasn't there though, I guess he was stuck in Vegas or something. But his band is really cool.

I saw a fantastic blues band at the Gaslight called Magic Lantern Blues Band. These guys must be the best blues band in Indianapolis!
They got a harmonica player that sounds like Little Walter or Sonny Boy Williamson! The guitar player is one of the best slide players I've seen. Wish he had played more slide. These guys are a must see!