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- May 29, 2020
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Article by Katie Ryan

It might be hard to believe, but they really did pick up from where they left off.

It's been 10 years since Big Sugar made a full record of new songs. When the Canadian blues-rock band disbanded, frontman Gordie Johnson packed his bags, bid Canada goodbye and moved to Texas. But they're back now with Revolution Per Minute - 50 minutes of new music - and there are no egos, no issues, just the boys of Big Sugar and their music, according to Johnson.

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