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Bertha
07:40
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New Minglewood Blues
07:24
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Brown Eyed Woman
08:39
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Mama Tried >
03:26
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Mexicali Blues
06:05
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Friend Of The Devil
11:13
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Mr. Charlie
05:49
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Ramble On Rose
07:47
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Cassidy >
07:41
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Deal
08:31
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Scarlet Begonias >
12:53
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Fire On The Mountain
13:11
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Truckin' >
11:47
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Uncle John's Band >
12:31
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The Other One >
07:40
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Morning Dew >
12:40
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Throwing Stones >
08:42
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Not Fade Away
06:22
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