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Last Words
03:29
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Everybody Got to Change
04:34
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Blueprint for the Blues
03:43
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Their Brains Were Small
03:41
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Hoof N Mouth
02:34
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Billy Gray
04:54
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Stormy Weather
04:24
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Oedipus Rex
02:20
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Tap Dancin' on the Moon
03:41
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When Love Has Gone Away
03:20
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Neighbor of the Beast
04:10
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Monkey with a Typewriter
02:27
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Freedom for the Stallion
03:56
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Orville Johnson Seattle, Washington
Orville Johnson was raised in the Illinois heartland. He acquired his love of singing as a youth in the fundamentalist Pentecostal church he attended and, when he later began playing guitar and dobro, responded to the roots music that surrounded him by learning to play the blues, bluegrass, rockabilly, and country music that are all part of the mosaic that characterizes his own mongrel music. ... more
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