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KALU (originally the Skinny and the Afro Blues Band, later the Afro Blues Band) is a rhythm and blues band formed in the 1970s.

Members include guitarist Earl Williams, saxophonist Lee Mitchell and vocalist Greg Miller (the brother of Birmingham City Council member Bert Miller).

Williams and his band, renamed "Kalu" became the touring band for "chitlin' circuit" blues man Benny Latimore in the 1980s.

Reynolds, Ed (July 9, 2009) "Blues Stylist: Earl Williams is the greatest local bluesman and hairdresser you never heard of." Black & White

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	'''KALU''' (originally the '''Skinny and the Afro Blues Band''', later the ''Afro Blues Band''') is a rhythm and blues band formed in the 1970s.		'''KALU''' (originally the '''Skinny and the Afro Blues Band''', later the '''Afro Blues Band''') is a rhythm and blues band formed in the 1970s.

	Members include guitarist [[Earl Williams]], saxophonist [[Lee Mitchell]] and vocalist [[Greg Miller]] (the brother of [[Birmingham City Council]] member [[Bert Miller]]).		Members include guitarist [[Earl Williams]], saxophonist [[Lee Mitchell]] and vocalist [[Greg Miller]] (the brother of [[Birmingham City Council]] member [[Bert Miller]]).