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Scott Muhleman, namesake of this duo, blows a mean harp. He’s been bending notes and playing the blues since the sixties, from LA, Waikiki in ’68, Alaska, San Francisco, to Bisbee, Arizona. He came to Bisbee for the first time while touring with DC Miner and Blues on the Move.<\/p>\n

Jon Messenger’s story is a musical journey through the west, the Everglades, and Cornwall-on-Hudson. Now he\u2019s had some 30 years of performing at home in Cochise County, Arizona, and points north, west, and east. Scott met Jon at a campout at Parker Canyon Lake in 1992. Assembled with like minds in fine surroundings, music was made.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

Scott Muhleman, namesake of this duo, blows a mean harp. He’s been bending notes and playing the blues since the sixties, from LA, Waikiki in ’68, Alaska, San Francisco, to Bisbee, Arizona. He came to Bisbee for the first time while touring with DC Miner and Blues on the Move. Jon Messenger’s story is a musical journey through the west, … <\/p>\n

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