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Lester Butler explains the draw of The Red Devils

The Red Devils were featured in the Oct. 12, 1992, edition of Music Connection in a fun Lester Butler interview and a brutal CD review.

Red Devils make Indiana debut, 1992

Lester Butler gave an interview to a local newspaper before The Red Devils’ Oct. 13, 1992, gig in Bloomington, Indiana.

On the road, sometimes, with Red Devils and John Campbell

In early 1993, The Red Devils embarked on a troubled tour with blues musician John Campbell, marred by several cancellations before the enterprise fell apart.

60 days in ’93: How The Red Devils conquered Europe

From April 1 to May 31, The Red Devils played a series of important dates throughout Europe, exposing the band to an audience that would continue to be loyal to them for more than 30 years.

Blue Shadows drawing celebs to King King in 1990

Bruce Willis, John Entwhistle, Johnny Rivers and a stolen bass: Tales of The Blue Shadows at King King in 1990.

Inside The Red Devils 1992 Def American press kit

The Red Devils were introduced to the public at large on “King King” in 1992. But the Def American band press kit filled in a lot of blanks in those early days.

Wear Paul Size proudly over your heart

Looking for a gift for that hard-to-shop-for Red Devils fan? Look no further than this one-of-a-kind (we assume) Paul Size button listed on eBay.

Video: Blue Shadows x Little Walter in 1989

For the fourth year, No Fightin’ showcases an unseen video for Black Friday, this year featuring The Blue Shadows performing at the Hollywood Palace in 1989. This 8mm film shows Little Walter’s tunes dominated the evening.

Red Devils rock on a rainy Detroit club date in 1992

A rare recording of The Red Devils’ from Dearborn, Michigan, offers a raw snapshot of the band’s 1992 U.S. club tour.

Hackney Diamonds? Don’t forget Mick Jagger’s top unreleased blues record

The Rolling Stones’ new album “Hackney Diamonds” is getting all the press, but watch out for another release of the Jagger/Red Devils bootleg called “The Blues Session: Classic Recordings From the 90’s.”