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0:00/3:16
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What We Got 5:030:00/5:03
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S.L.Y. 5:580:00/5:58
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0:00/3:56
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Blackbird 4:130:00/4:13
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0:00/4:35
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Miss You Baby 4:410:00/4:41
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0:00/7:04
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Cleo's Back 5:400:00/5:40
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Stung 5:330:00/5:33
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Mr. Saturday Night 6:300:00/6:30
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0:00/5:21
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Dirty Laundry 3:410:00/3:41
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Celia 4:520:00/4:52
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BedBugs 4:510:00/4:51
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Blue Snail 4:300:00/4:30
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Spotlight 5:290:00/5:29
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Gsus 4:360:00/4:36
The Soul Project NOLA
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Jon Cristian Duque
Guitar/Vocals
Born in Chuquicamata, Chile and raised on the Jersey Shore, Jon Cristian Duque has called New Orleans home since moving there on New Years Day 2000. A veteran of the Frenchmen St scene and protege of the legendary Walter "Wolfman" Washington, he has made it his mission to add to and continue the traditions learned from being a member of Walter's band, The Roadmasters, and through the many iterations of his own band The Soul Project.
Since arriving in town he has performed and/or shared stages with the likes of Leo Nocentelli, Irma Thomas, Ivan Neville, The Dirty Dozen, Mem Shannon, Deacon John, Jon Cleary, Russel Batiste, SeraBee, The Ricci Krown Trio, and Jack Daley (Lenny Kravitz/Spin Doctors/Stevie VanZandt) among others.
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Wanda Joseph
Bass/Vocals
New Orleans native and recent Grammy recipient, Wanda Joseph puts the true local roots in The Soul Project FUAS. Unlike most other children’s memories of their musical indoctrination, Joseph saw the real-deal New Orleans soul being created first hand as the daughter of drummer Vernell “Joe Gunn” Joseph.
She grew up watching her father play with the royalty of New Orleans’ soul in their heyday—Irma Thomas, Ernie K-Doe and Tommy Ridgly, among others.
Her own inspirations came from “everything from the ‘70s,” she says, with ‘70s and ’80s funk becoming her top favorites.