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McKinley James at The Ark

McKinley James, a mix of old soul and modern man, played on Tuesday, July 22, at 8 p.m. at The Ark in Ann Arbor. He showcased songs from his debut album Working Class Blues, blending American rock & roll, amplified soul, and raw rhythm & blues.

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McKinley James brings classic sounds to life with his electric guitar and sharp songwriting. His debut album, Working Class Blues, mixes American rock & roll, deep soul, and raw rhythm & blues. Presented as part of The Ark’s Artist Spotlight series supported by Ford Philanthropy, this free show was also livestreamed on The Ark’s Facebook page. Attendees were encouraged to bring nonperishable food donations for Food Gatherers.

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