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Wailing at Weavers
03:19
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Boy Scout Plan
04:48
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Enter the Tornado
02:18
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Hold on Baby
07:25
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Johnny B. Goode
03:36
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Hideaway
04:20
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You Got Me Runnin'
05:37
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Armadillo Strut
02:55
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Pretty Baby
04:24
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Austin Shuffle
06:49
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Alibi Blues
07:25
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Bo Diddley
03:22
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Boogie Chillun
03:49
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The Twister
04:33
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Cold, Cold Feeling
08:53
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U.P. Wilson
U.P. Wilson With Paul Orta And The Kingpins' blues music was marked by their passionate performances and skillful instrumentation. Their music resonated with audiences through its emotional depth and authentic portrayal of the blues experience.
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