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Takes a Little Rain
04:14
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Civilised Man
03:29
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3. |
What You Choose
06:29
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Let Me Explain
03:16
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How Long Must I Wait
03:49
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Had to Disagree
03:45
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7. |
Rabbits Foot
03:26
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8. |
Scoundrel Blues
05:19
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9. |
Harthill Stomp
02:54
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10. |
I Know the Blues
03:40
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11. |
Short Stop
03:42
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12. |
Laugh and Cry
05:59
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Bo'Weevil
Bo'Weevil's blues music embodied the raw, emotional core of the genre. With gritty vocals and skillful instrumentation, they brought the essence of the Mississippi Delta to the stage, captivating audiences with every note.
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