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The Blues Overtook Me
04:42
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Mean Ole Frisco
03:47
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She May Be Your Woman
08:42
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Kiddeo
04:41
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River Hip Mama
04:17
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Yesterdays
05:13
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Leaving Your Town
03:16
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Hangin' On
03:30
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Hello, Pretty Baby
03:36
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My Road Lies In Darkness
02:43
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Charlie Musselwhite Chicago, Illinois
Mississippi-born, Memphis-raised, Grammy Award-winning legend Charlie Musselwhite doesn’t just sing and play the blues; he is, in every sense of the word, a bluesman. On each of Mississippi Son’s 14 songs, including eight powerfully stark originals, Musselwhite’s straight-from-the-soul vocals and harmonica playing are the perfect foil to his deceptively simple, hypnotic guitar work. ... more
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