Fareed Haque and Pete Pidgeon performed with Addison Groove Project Saturday night at Pearl Street in Northampton, MA. Haque (guitar) joined the group for 38 and Pidgeon (guitar) emerged for Freddie Hubbards Red Clay.
Addison Groove Project plays Friday at Higher Ground in Winooski, VT. For more dates, visit www.addisongroove.com.
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Published: 2001/10/01
Fareed Haque, Pete Pidgeon Sit in with Addison Groove Project
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