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Please Mr. President
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Too Hard To Love You
03:45
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The Sting
03:22
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Slow Burn
05:09
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True Lies
04:15
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Texas Women
04:24
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Too Late
04:15
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Neverland
03:59
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Betrayed
05:52
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Get Off
03:17
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Bad Memory
03:48
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Temporary Man
03:29
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Guitar Shorty California
The legendary Texas-born, Florida-raised guitar wild man who tore up stages for seven decades, delivering outrageous guitar solos and raw, rough vocals. He gigged with Ray Charles, Sam Cooke, T-Bone Walker and Guitar Slim, and was a major influence on young Jimi Hendrix. He began recording in 1957 and cut over a dozen albums, three for Alligator, full of searing, totally unpredictable guitar. ... more
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