Slightly Chewed ep 12, Michael Lee Clemmer
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Slightly Chewed with Chris Watson
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Michael Lee Clemmer is a guitarist/singer/songwriter from Bedford, TX. His unique blend of blues and soul is in the process of taking the area by storm. He and I have known each other for 10 or more years and we get into a lot of music talk in this episode. www.michaelleeband.com
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