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West Of The Sun
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Take Five
06:38
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Minor Blues
03:48
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Mercy,Mercy,Mercy
04:45
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Can I Change My Mind
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My Little Suede Shoes
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The Railroad Worksong
04:46
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Way Behind The Sun
03:04
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Martino's Groove
05:04
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69 Street Band New York, New York
Originally founded as a way to get Tom Paronis out of the house in 2007, the 69th Street Band has evolved into an "only in New York" outfit that offers up a unique mix of old school Chicago Blues and R&B, some jazz (particularly of the Acid Jazz variety popularized by Hammond/Sax combos of the 1960s), country, rockabilly and bluegrass and an overlay of percolating African rhythms ... more
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