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Right Now Is The Hour
03:23
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I'm Gone
03:56
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The Skin They're In
04:03
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Middle Aged Man
03:06
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Country Blues
04:40
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That Train Is Gone
02:56
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Long Shadows
04:43
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Slow Down
04:35
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Mellow-D
03:55
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Radio Boogie
03:02
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Way Down In The Valley
03:19
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Shady Lane
04:12
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Elvin Bishop California
Elvin Bishop first won fame with the Paul Butterfield Blues Band in the 60s, bringing hard Chicago blues to a new, young crowd. He’s toured the world ever since, playing infectious, good-time blues, inspiring fans with his rowdy, raw guitar playing and original, witty, slice-of-life songs, like Stealin’ Watermelons, Travelin’ Shoes and his hit, Fooled Around And Fell In Love. ... more
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