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Al Hurricane Jr celebrates 50th year as a performer with concert at Sandia Casino

By Isaac Cruz,

1 days ago

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – Al Hurricane Jr. is kicking off his 50th year as a performer with a concert at Sandia Casino on Saturday, September 21.

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The concert at Sandia Casino kicks off a year-long celebration. Al Hurricane Jr. says he has some new songs coming out and tickets to the upcoming concert are still available. He says the concert will have special guests Tiny Morrie and Santiago Shaheen

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Geffro-Bo-Dean.

1d ago

Absolutely crap music karaoke wonderwall.

Vero

1d ago

Al Hurricane sr. & Al Hurricane jr. , great NM legends! 💙

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