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Norside Organ Trio

The Norside Organ Trio from Pittsburgh played at Cliff Bell’s in Detroit on Thursday, February 29, at 7:30 p.m. They bring a unique “Rust Belt Funk” style with Hammond organ, guitar, and drums. Tickets were $25.

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Originally from Pittsburgh, the Norside Organ Trio honors the tradition of the American organ trio while carving out their own creative sound. The band features Glenn Strother on guitar, Steve Ippolito on drums, and Skip Sanders on Hammond B3 organ. Their music blends roots from Western Pennsylvania with their signature “Rust Belt Funk” style. Their debut album, 'Mean Streets,' features original compositions showcasing their musical depth and virtuosity, pushing the boundaries of the genre.

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