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Molly O And Dog Boy
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Joey
02:57
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You Choose
03:58
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Nothing Left to Lose
04:54
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Here We Go
03:43
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Mate Of Fate
03:44
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Hello Stranger
04:02
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Therapy
03:50
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Amy Sky
03:57
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Playin' the Fool
04:48
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Lover's Moon
04:51
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Everybody's Angel
05:27
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Roy Rogers California
A northern California-based blues guitarist, Roy Rogers works firmly out of a Delta blues acoustic style and is particularly good with a slide. A member of John Lee Hooker's '80s Coast to Coast Band, Rogers produced and played on Hooker's Grammy-winning comeback album, The Healer, and its follow-up, Mr. Lucky. During the early '70s, Rogers played with a variety of Bay Area bar bands. ... more
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