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The Henry Clay People Live at the Mojave Tent Coachella

Rock combo The Henry Clay People got things rolling on day two. Already noticeably hotter than yesterday, most of the audience sat throughout their set. Best described as a bar band form of rock-and-roll in the tradition of NRBQ and The Hold Steady, the band played super loose (borderline sloppy in a good way) to good effect. Nothing Earth-shattering, but it’s doubtful they’re really aiming for that. They’re more about simply making fun music.

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