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Stoop Down Baby
03:54
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Rocky Mountains
03:31
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Chewing Gum
03:56
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I'm Your Slave
03:37
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Driving Wheel
03:15
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Walking the Dog
03:31
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Still a Fool
04:13
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Lonesome Bedroom Blues
03:45
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Done Got Over It
02:34
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Let Me Love You
03:30
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I'm the One
03:58
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12. |
I Want Somebody
02:29
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Born With the Blues
04:00
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Coal Black Mare
02:03
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15. |
Things I Used to Do
03:54
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Hi Heel Sneaker
04:09
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Hoochie Coochie Man
04:17
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Clarence Edwards Louisiana
Clarence Edwards' blues music was marked by his authentic vocal delivery and heartfelt guitar work. His music resonated with audiences through its emotional depth, reflecting the true essence of the blues.
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