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Johnny Boy
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Fontana Italiana
05:27
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Razors In Our Collars
03:16
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Honky Tonkin' By Myself
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Move Over Grover
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Rock and Roll Man
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I Can't Breathe
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Tonight (Come with Me)
04:20
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Yves Bourque Moncton, New Brunswick
Eccentric country blues singer that draws inspiration from the early sounds of Sam Phillips to the high drama of the early sixties girl groups. Heartbreak and heartache has always been the lifeblood of the greatest blues, country, rhythm & blues, and of course rock n roll music. Hail! Hail! Rock n Roll ... more
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