Max Creek guitarist Scott Murawski sat in with The Recipe Saturday at the Wormtown Creek Festival at Long Hollow Bison Farm in Hadley, MA. Murawski performed on Mountaintop Blues and John Hardy.
Kris Kehr (who is currently performing with The Recipe) also joined Max Creek for To The Sea during its headlining set.
The Recipe plays tomorrow at Murrays in Wilkes Barre, PA. For the complete schedule, visit the bands online calendar.
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Published: 2002/05/28
Scott Murawski Collaborates with The Recipe
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