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T-Bone Intentions
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Ice Cold
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Ole Red
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Marfa Lights
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Nasty Ways
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Grits Ain't Groceries
02:53
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Arkansas
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Rooster And The Hen
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Lone Star Shootout
04:07
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Everybody Knows
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John's Funk
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Road Hog
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Long John Hunter Ringgold, Louisiana
John T. Hunter, Jr. was born in Louisiana in 1931 and grew up in Arkansas and Texas. He had no interest in being a professional musician until, at age 22, co-workers at the Beaumont, Texas box factory where he worked took him to see B.B. King perform at the Raven Club (he wasn't going to go when he heard about the $1.50 cover charge, so his friends paid his way). ... more
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