"Some of Yank's best work..." John Sebastian

Too Hot For The Devil CD Cover

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Flatrock Records

Too Hot For The Devil featured musicians

Allen Stratyner, Yank Rachell & Pat Webb

Yank's Photo Album

  

Yank Rachell The Blues mandolin man
Born on March 16, 1910 near Brownsville Tennessee, Passed on April 9, 1997 at his Indianapolis Indiana home

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