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Rico Ferrara: Toronto’s Most Passionate Blues Advocate and the Story Behind Blues For A Big Town 
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Rico Ferrara has shaped Toronto's Blues scene since 1996 — promoter, festival director, blogger, and one of Canada's most dedicated Blues advocates.