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Black, Brown and White
03:02
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They're Red Hot
02:25
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Honey Town
03:33
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Take a toke off me!
03:08
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In the Evening
03:46
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Green Back Dollar
02:26
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Crazy Days
03:47
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My My Riverside
02:29
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Grinding old fool
02:45
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Goin down (farewell)
02:22
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I'm gonna get high!!
01:59
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C. C. Rider
03:21
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One dime blues
03:03
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Sittin on top the world
03:03
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No dough blues
03:51
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Black water blues
02:33
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Mr Charlie
04:38
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Down and out
02:23
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