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John Hardy
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Cherry River Rag
02:21
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Bootlegger's Blues
03:55
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House of David Blues
02:14
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Tennessee Breakdown
02:00
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Honeysuckle Blues
02:41
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Seven and a Half
03:22
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Sunset Waltz
02:08
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Mother Nature's Way
01:22
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Little Billy Wilson
03:19
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Dolly
02:34
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Brood of Hate
03:07
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Looking for Money
03:06
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Soldier's Joy
03:07
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