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Texas blues singer bringing her special sound to Phoenix

Carolyn Wonderland heading to The Rhythm Room

Texas blues singer and guitarist Carolyn Wonderland has a new album out and will bring her tour to The Rhythm Room in Phoenix.

Wonderland will play cuts off her new Alligator Records album “Truth Is,” at the Valley’s main house for live blues on Saturday, Aug. 2.

Wonderland has been performing professionally since the age of 15 and has played with icons from Townes Van Zandt to Levon Helm, from Buddy Guy to Hubert Sumlin, from Bob Dylan to John Mayall (as the first female guitar in the iconic Bluesbreakers).

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Texas blues singer bringing her special sound to Phoenix

Carolyn Wonderland heading to The Rhythm Room

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Texas blues singer and guitarist Carolyn Wonderland has a new album out and will bring her tour to The Rhythm Room in Phoenix.

Wonderland will play cuts off her new Alligator Records album “Truth Is,” at the Valley’s main house for live blues on Saturday, Aug. 2.

Wonderland has been performing professionally since the age of 15 and has played with icons from Townes Van Zandt to Levon Helm, from Buddy Guy to Hubert Sumlin, from Bob Dylan to John Mayall (as the first female guitar in the iconic Bluesbreakers).

Along with bassist Naj Conklin and drummer Giovanni “Nooch” Carnuccio, Wonderland is joined on “Truth Is” by guests including Alligator Records labelmate Marcia Ball and friends Shelley King, Ruthie Foster, Cindy Cashdollar (“the Girl Gang,” says Wonderland), Red Young, Bukka Allen, Kevin Lance, Henri Herbert and Stuart Sullivan. The album was recorded and mixed by Sullivan at Wire Recording in Austin, Texas.

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