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Sunny Monday
01:55
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A Real Thing
04:25
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Statesboro Blues
03:40
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You Can't Judge A Book
04:08
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Ice Cold Woman
04:49
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Further On Up The Road
03:55
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Talk To Me Baby
04:29
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The Drinker
03:19
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I Wanna Be In Love Again
04:06
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