Medicine Horse Tulsa, Oklahoma
Medicine Horse is the convergence of slow southern bluesy drawl with a storm of anger, joy, heart break and hope that can
only come out of the Indian Territory that is Tulsa, Oklahoma.
Vocals: Nico Williams
Guitar: Kyle Williams
Guitar: Travis Rowe
Drums: Garrett Heck
Bass: Chris West
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