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Brother John Sellers Brother John Sellers Sings Blues & Folk Songs CD
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- SKU:
- 20352318
- UPC:
- 029667020824
- MPN:
- 6702082
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Brother John Sellers Brother John Sellers Sings Blues & Folk Songs CD
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1. Jack of Diamonds 2. Two Little Fishes and Five Loaves of Bread 3. I Love You Baby 4. Sally Go Round the Sunshine 5. Every Day I Have the Blues 6. Boll Weevil 7. Great Day 8. Nobody Knows the Trouble I've Seen 9. John Henry 10. Farewell Work Life 11. Let Us Run 12. When I've Been Drinking 13. Doretha Boogie 14. Lonesome Road 15. Down By the Riverside
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