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Mary Cutrufello performs Tuesday, July 24, at McGonigel's Mucky Duck, 2425 Norfolk, 713-528-5999. Jed & Kelly and Shake Russell are also on the bill.
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By William Michael Smith
Published on July 18, 2007 at 8:59am
Mary Cutrufello hasn't moved back to Houston, but we should be seeing a lot more of her. After a three-year performing hiatus to take care of nodes on her vocal cords, she's relocated to Austin from the frozen tundra of Minneapolis. She's just released a blazing new album and is putting a band together, ready to make up for lost time. Certainly one of the hardest-rocking women in roots music, Cutrufello is a triple threat. She writes songs that will scratch your itch, sings 'em like she means it and lays on torrents of stinging licks. Welcome back, then. Don't be a stranger.
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