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Samson And Delilah
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Gallows Pole
04:06
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When My Baby Left Me
03:49
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Dry Bones
03:44
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Walking Boss
02:48
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On The Road Again
02:27
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The Cuckoo Bird
03:12
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John Henry
02:45
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Leavin' Blues
03:29
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Take This Hammer
02:59
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Willie Watson Los Angeles, California
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