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Cry u out of my heart
	$12.00 <$3.00>S/H
Copyright © 2004 Chueffa Records
It's About Time
	Frank Ace's highly acclaimed first release. $12.00 <$3.00>S/H
Copyright © 2001 Chueffa Records
Get on Line, Baby
	Frank Ace's internationally acclaimed second CD. $12.00 <$3.00>S/H
Copyright © 1999 Chueffa Records
Frank Ace "Live in England"
	$12.00 <$3.00>S/H
Copyright © 2007 Chueffa Records

Sammy "Six" Gilkey's CD,  released in 2008

The newest CD released in march 2005, is a variety of blues and rhythm & blues. This by all means is a must have. If only to hear Kansas City's finest alto sax man Mr. Chris Baker on "Cry u out of my heart". Also Frank's haunting guitar on "The Things That You Said 2 Me". Call you record store and ask for it!
Or buy it at cdbaby.com or www.frankace.com today.
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All songs are original blues.
The Frank Ace Blues Band consisted of...
Frank Ace on guitar and vocals.
Howard Collings on keyboards and Harmonica. Rodney Cunningham on Bass. Greg Miller on Drums and
Bobby Smith on Tenor Sax. All songs written by F.L. Wallace, aranged by Howard Collings and Frank Ace.
Here Frank's signature song "Get online, baby.
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Frank Ace's first album released in 1994 on Raina Records. This album has been re-released on Chueffa Records, with bonus tracks (Lady Margaret and Kirk) recorded in 1963 by the original Frank Ace Combo. Matthew "Byrd" Washington on tenor sax, from Phoenix, Arizona. Frank and Matthew met as teenagers, Matthew passed away last year (2008). Thomas Douglas Price, Nashville, Tennesee on bass guitar, passed away in 1973 Thomas and Frank met while working at a carwash on Mcdowell road in Phoenix, AZ. His passing was like losing a brother for Frank. On drums, William "Billy Beaver" Lentz, Tucson, Arizona. In 1963 Billy had posted a drummer notice, in a laundromat on Grant Road, in Tucson, AZ. and Frank called him. The beginning of a long friendship. Bill past away in 2006 the friendship has been past on to his son.
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Live recording of Frank Ace @ Stamford Arts Centre, UK
with The Blues Crusaders. Feb. 2005
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