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Ole' Trombone
02:34
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No Nonsense Girl
04:23
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Song About Life
03:20
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Today I Got the Blues
04:49
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Evolution to the Blues
04:49
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Cowgirl From Hell
03:41
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Kansas City Stomp
02:46
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It's You
05:14
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Presence of God
03:51
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1863
02:45
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Brent Fuqua Minneapolis, Minnesota
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