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Easy Street in Winslow

Tribune Staff

| August 26, 2021

Printed in the September 1, 2021 edition

Photo by Talaina KorWinslow hosted a community celebration last weekend, bringing out hundreds of people to play, eat, visit and listen to good music. Easy Street, performing at the event as an Eagles cover band, was part of that entertainment. The band consists of Joseph City and Winslow residents including (left to right) Barbara Snyder, keyboards; Mason Hancock, vocals; Natalie Hancock, vocals; Bryan Fields, rhythm guitar; (not pictured) Ernie Cano, bass guitar; Mike Leary, lead guitar; Brian Snyder, drums; and Elly Hancock, drums.