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Low Down And Dirty
03:45
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You Can, You Can
03:42
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Will It Ever Change?
05:09
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Just As I Am
04:55
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There Comes A Time
04:12
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Drowning At The Bottom
03:54
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Playin' A Losin' Game
05:30
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It's A Blues Thing
05:40
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Cancel My Check
04:19
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Pain In The Streets
04:43
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You're Gonna Make Me Cry
06:13
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I'm Back
04:13
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Luther Allison Widener, Arkansas
"Luther Allison delivered the real thing. Soulful shouter and scorching soloist, he performs the deep, hard blues as if his life were hanging in the balance. A passionate shouter and ferocious guitarist, Luther played hard, hard blues. His solos combined the wisdom of a master storyteller with elegance, elasticity and a fearsome sting." ... more
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