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Deux
05:08
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Lazy Bones
05:32
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Charleston
04:26
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Tear it Down
03:21
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Relax
05:49
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Tear My Clothes
03:26
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Fumblin' With The Blues
05:18
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Two Guitars
04:02
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9. |
Nobody Loves You
05:36
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Bossa Dorado
04:15
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11. |
Out of Prison
05:50
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St. James Infirmary
06:24
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Reefer Man
05:20
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Stompin' at Decca
03:10
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15. |
Sweet Sue
06:26
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16. |
Big Time Woman
05:24
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17. |
Statesboro Blues
04:18
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18. |
Gotta' Get Drunk
04:16
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T.V. Dinner
06:38
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Ugly Child
04:38
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