Spencer Davis, Al Wilson, Merrilee Rush Sit in With the Boomin Reunion Band For Classic Live Performances of Their Hits on Spotify, Apple, Etc.

When the Boomin Reunion Band TV Show was produced, three of the best received guest artists in the series were Spencer Davis (I'm a Man, Gimme Some Lovin), Al Wilson (Show and Tell, The Snake), and Merrilee Rush (Angel of the Morning). Now, these performances are available on streaming radio worldwide to promote the reintroduction of the Boomin Reunion TV Show on TVS Opus Network on WatchYour.TV, powered by Tulix. Great songs by the woriginal artists with a fantastic Boomin Reunion Band. In all more than 40 top stars appeared on the Boomin Reunion TV Show. To hear this great music, just go HERE: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCg-RUZ_KyVvHrpZSvfey8qA

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