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I Know What I'm Doing
04:19
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2. |
We Still Got Time
04:21
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3. |
Why Get Up?
03:56
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4. |
Move it on Over
02:41
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5. |
Gall My Job
03:52
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6. |
Look at That
03:48
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7. |
Sad Song
05:40
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8. |
I Got it Made
03:57
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9. |
Gimme Back My Wig
04:16
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10. |
In the City
05:53
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11. |
Bayou Teche
04:09
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12. |
Final Call. (l.wilson)
04:16
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13. |
Chicken Banana
04:32
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14. |
I'm Coming Home
02:47
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15. |
Baby Please
03:14
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16. |
The Coffee Song
04:08
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17. |
San Diego Serenade
09:03
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Les Wilson England, UK
Les Wilson's blues music was marked by his emotive vocals and skillful guitar work. His music resonated with audiences through its emotional depth and authentic portrayal of the blues experience.
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