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Robert Jr. Lockwood LIVE Capitol Theatre Charleston, WV. 1989-06-04 (Mt. Stage)

LIVE   Capitol Theatre  Charleston, WV.  1989-06-04 10\10 sound Wish the set was longer!Robert Jr. Lockwood - Guitar, VocalsGene Schwartz (?) - Bass Guitar?? (Ahmed ??) - Drums  ...

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