1. |
Prelude
04:24
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2. |
Find My Baby
04:15
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Gonna Head Down To Georgia
And Down To New Orleans
Going To Find My Baby
Wherever She May Be
Going Down To Louisiana
Texas, Tennessee
Going To Find My Baby
Wherever She May Be
Don’t Know Where I ‘m Going
Someone Set Me Free
Going To Find My Baby
Wherever She May Be
Got This Restless Feeling
Just Won’t Let Me Be
Going To Find My Baby
Wherever She May Be
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3. |
Snake Whiskey
03:45
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4. |
I'll Be Long Gone
05:52
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You Know I’m Leaving
Such A Long Way From Home
But When You Get Back
I’ll Be Long Gone
You Know I’ve Given
Everything That I Own
But When You Get Back
I’ll Be Long Gone
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5. |
Love Is A Losing Game
09:54
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What Can A Poor Man Do
When He’s Always Down And Out
He’s Been Down For A Woman
And His Heart Is Filled With Doubt
Now He’s Walking Through The Night
For A Love That Can’t Be Found
He’s Been Wandering Down The Streets
But There’s Noone Around
And The Sun Will Never Rise
As He’s Waiting Now In Vain
He’s Been Gambling For A Dime
But Love Is A Losing Game
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6. |
Change Your Mind
04:02
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Girl You Gotta Change Your Mind
Behind Your Eyes I Can See No Sign
Of Love
Girl You Didn’t Treat Me Right
Head Up High And Forget Your Fright
My Love
Have You Ever Lost Your Mind
Have You Seen My Other Side
Don’t You Care About My Pride
Don’t You See I’ve Left Behind
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7. |
I Can't Help You No More
03:44
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I Don’t Know What You’re Looking For
I’ve Been Treated This Way Before
I Don’t Know What You’re Doing
Why You’re Feeling Blue But
I Can’t Help You No More
I Don’t Know Why You Came Here For
You Just Left And You Closed The Door
I Don’t Know What You’re Doing
Why You’re Feeling Blue But
I Can’t Help You No More
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8. |
Midnight Hour Blues
04:45
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Epi K. Paradox London, UK
Singer, songwriter and guitar player Epi K. Paradox, originally from Chania, Crete, an island in Greece, traded the sun- soaked Mediterranean to pursue his music career in London. Taking inspiration from the British Blues Explosion of the late 60s and early 70s, Epi K. Paradox creates his own brand of contemporary Blues music, while remaining faithful to Rhythm and Blues tradition. ... more
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