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Where Are You Tonight
04:09
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Roller Coaster
03:32
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You Make Me Feel So Good
03:43
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My Old Lady
03:46
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Sugar Baby
02:37
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Rock Steady Woman
04:10
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Louise
03:26
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What's the Time
02:28
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Midnight Special
04:56
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Dreaming
04:26
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Brewers Droop
Brewers Droop's collaboration with Mark Knopfler and Dave Edmunds brought together their respective talents to create blues magic. Their performances showcased their love for the genre, leaving an enduring impact on blues enthusiasts.
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