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Born Under a Bad Sign
03:13
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Pride and Joy
03:41
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Hoochie Coochie Man
04:25
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Feelin' Good
03:30
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Who do you Love ?
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Thrill is Gone
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Hey Joe
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Crossroad Blues
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The Roy Poulton Blues Band Malmesbury, UK
Roy Poulton is the luckiest man alive because deep within his beard lives his very own blues band. That - and because he
looks like a pirate - is why they call him 'Bluesbeard'.
This album was almost lost to lockdown and the crash of a tree that crushed Roy's car during rehearsals.
But if it wasn't for bad luck, he wouldn't have no luck at all.
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