Keyboardist B.J. Love of The Good, The Bad and the Blues overdubs a track in the new recording studio at Toledo School for the Arts.
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National blues recording artist Johnny Rawls listens to playback of a song by The Good, The Bad and the Blues as they record in the new recording studio at Toledo School for the Arts. Rawls is producing their album.
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National blues recording artist Johnny Rawls strums his handmade guitar.
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Aayan Naim of The Good, The Bad and the Blues records a vocal track in the new recording studio at Toledo School for the Arts.
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Aayan Naim of The Good, The Bad and the Blues records a vocal track in the new recording studio at Toledo School for the Arts.
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Aayan Naim of The Good, The Bad and the Blues records a vocal track as national blues recording artist Johnny Rawls, standing right, and Walter McKeever, a Toledo School for the Arts teacher run the sound board at the school's new recording studio.
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National blues recording artist Johnny Rawls plays air guitar as he and Aayan Naim of The Good, The Bad and the Blues listen to play back of a track. At left is TSA teacher Walter McKeever and at right is B.J. Love, keyboardist for the band.
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Artist Johnny Rawls and Walter McKeever listen to a track by The Good, The Bad and the Blues in the new recording studio at Toledo School for the Arts.
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Artist Johnny Rawls, right, jokes with Aayan Naim of The Good, The Bad and the Blues at Toledo School for the Arts.
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A red light signifies recording in session in the new recording studio at Toledo School for the Arts.
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