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The Lovestruck Balladeers

The Lovestruck Balladeers played Tuesday, November 12, at 8 p.m. at Cliff Bell’s in Detroit, delivering a captivating blend of ragtime, jazz, and rare songs from around the world.

The Lovestruck Balladeers — Organizer image
Organizer image · Cliff Bell’s ↗
This five-member group mastered a mix of ragtime, jazz, and unique international tunes that you rarely hear outside dimly lit dance halls at the edges of known music scenes. Featuring twin fiddles, clarinet, guitars, a mandolin trio, upright bass, banjo, piano, and vocal harmonies, the band brought together musicians from across the US and Canada. Their set stood out by combining deep American folk roots with global melodies, creating a rich and versatile folk and jazz panorama.

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