Further on Down the Road | Roberto Luti & Friends | Mark's Park | Playing For Change

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Take a musical journey with the incomparable Roberto Luti and Friends performing the 1969 Taj Mahal classic “Further on Down the Road” at Mark’s Park.

Enjoy the bluesy warmth of Roberto’s signature slide guitar along with the soulful vocals of Mermans Mosengo, and let the music take you on a melodic road of joy, hope and connection to remind us that no matter where we are in life, love, music, unity and brighter days are ahead.

Written by: Taj Mahal & Jesse Ed Davis

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Roberto Vally-Bass
Roberto Luti- Slide Guitar
Mermans Mosengo- Vocals, Guitar
Peter Bunetta- Drums

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