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It's Been A Long Time
04:07
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Fried Oysters
03:34
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Goin' Down To Laurel
05:46
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Winchester Cathedral
02:23
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Times Like These
03:38
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Sunny Side Of The Street
02:19
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Let's Get High
03:12
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Let's Get High Explained
00:56
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Song For Katrina
03:24
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Get Well Soon
03:51
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Say Hello To Gainsville
03:27
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What Kinda Guy?
03:28
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Auld Lang Syne
00:28
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Romeo's Tune
04:13
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Steve Forbert
Folk-Rock, singer-songwriter. Romeo's Tune was his first major hit in 1979. Hometown: Meridian, Miss. Released 22 studio albums, including a Grammy-nominated tribute to fellow Meridian, Mississippi native, Jimmie Rodgers.
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