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Folk Art Blues

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I’m always looking for cool and unique art for my Guitar teaching studio. One of the artists I met is Lennie Jones. Lennie is a true lover of all things Blues. His Folk Art Blues paintings are really fantastic. He’s self taught and lives down in the Florida Everglades, a true bohemian artist. Not only does he do great work but he prices his original paintings so that everyone can purchase and enjoy them. The Jimi Hendrix painting above is one I purchased from him. All his art is one of a kind based on his love for Roots Music and the Blues. You can check out his Folk Art Blues ebay store to see what he is currently offering up…..and Sho Nuff, please check out Lennie’s work and support his beautiful Folk Blues Art.

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