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Up On Cripple Creek
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The Shape I'm In
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It Makes No Difference
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Life Is A Carnival
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The Weight
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Stage Fright
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Coyote feat. Anna Zinova
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Acadian Driftwood
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Tura Lura Lura
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Caravan feat. Pat Beers
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I Shall Be Released
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Don't Do It
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Mrs. Henry San Diego, California
Described as a modern-day revival of The Band, Mrs. Henry is spreading their wings with the welcoming spirit of Rock N Roll. From psychedelic punk rock blues to burnin’ nitro soul jams, their songwriting and musicianship soars with impressive individual sidemen credits including Howlin Rain, Marc Ford and Ron Blair. The group's output on and off the road is a testament to their level of talent. ... more
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