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| | Doyle Bramhall |
 | | This isn't surprising, since Bramhall wrote the by-now blues standards "Dirty Pool" and "The House Is Rockin'," among others, with Vaughan, his West Dallas boyhood brother in arms. |
 | | Doyle Bramhall's name in Texas music history rates right up there with the likes of Johnny Winter, the Vaughan brothers and ZZ Top as a formidable force that helped shape the merging of rock and blues, Texas Style, in the 70's. |
 | | Bramhall's rich, soulful voice, cured in blues, can be heard on his albums, "Bird Nest on the Ground" and the new "Fitchburg Street." It's Doyle's first stop in California in a long time. |
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