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JJ Grey & MoFro

Season 6 Episode 6 | 4m 41s

Described as a mash-up of jam band, blues, funk, soul, and southern rock, JJ Grey’s songs reflect the steaming region around Jacksonville, Fl. where he was raised. Understandably Grey’s influences includes such widely diverse Southern artists as country icon Jim Reeves, rock greats Lynyrd Skynyrd and Memphis soul man Otis Redding, as well as NYC hip hop legends Run-D.M.C. The “North Florida sage

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