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Lenoir,J.B. Vietnam Blues: Complete L & R CD
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Lenoir,J.B. Vietnam Blues: Complete L & R CD
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1. Alabama 2. Mojo Boogie 3. God's Word 4. The Whale Has Swalloed Me 5. Move This Rope 6. I Feel So Good 7. Alabama March 8. Talk to Your Daughter 9. Mississippi Road 10. Good Advice 11. Vietnam 12. I Want to Go 13. Down in Mississippi 14. Slow Down Woman 15. If I Get Lucky 16. Shot on James Meredith 17. Round and Round 18. Voodoo Music 19. Born Dead 20. Leavin' Here 21. Vietnam Blues 22. How Much More 23. Tax Payin' Blues 24. Feelin' Good
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