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Here I'm is
02:27
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Good Lover
03:38
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Fools are Getting Scarer
03:09
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Tell Me Why
02:43
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Rambler Blues
03:38
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The Way You Do
02:51
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Champagne Mind
03:15
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Homeless Blues
05:00
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Outta Here
04:00
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In The Wee Hours
02:55
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Somebody After A While
05:08
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She's My Baby
03:30
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Trouble In Mind
04:16
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No Place To Go
03:54
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I Can't Understand That
02:39
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Swingin For Four Bills
06:20
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Stony Plain Records Hamilton, Ontario
Established in 1976, the label has released over 400 albums of blues, classic R&B, folk, country, bluegrass, rock and roll, and music that is impossible to put into neat pigeonholes. The common element in all of these forms of music is that the musicians, regardless of current fad or fashion, put their hearts and souls into the music they make. ... more
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