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Keb Mo Martin Scorsese Presents The Blues: Keb Mo CD
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- MPN:
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Released in 2003, THE BLUES was a TV series Martin Scorsese produced that put the spotlight on influential and often underappreciated blues musicians. This supplemental album is a perfect distillation of the musicianship of blues guitarist Keb' Mo', and includes career highlights such as "Love In Vain," which showcases his velvety vocals and intuitive guitar-playing.
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1. Soon As I Get Paid 2. Come on in My Kitchen 3. Perpetual Blues Machine 4. Don't Try to Explain 5. Iim on Your Side 6. Henry 7. Am I Wrong 8. A Letter to Tracy 9. Love in Vain 10. Dirty Low Down and Bad 11. Every Morning 12. Dangerous Mood 13. It Hurts Me Too 14. Crapped Out Again 15. Love Blues 16. Peace of Mind
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