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Best wishes
04:06
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Someone better
03:05
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Honkytonk of doom
04:18
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Ted Williams blues
04:29
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White man blues
04:06
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Don't kick a dead man
03:32
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Dogweed blues
04:38
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I said
05:20
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Just for the record
04:12
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Jim Carroll blues
04:21
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Baby go by
06:13
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December girl
05:55
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Frozen warnings (Nico)
07:45
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Hank Topless Tucson, Arizona
Honkytonk countryblues from Arizona.
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