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Restless Heart
02:47
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Foggy Mountain Top
05:32
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Statesboro' Blues
06:55
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Help Me
06:04
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The Breeze
06:02
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All Along The Watchtower
06:17
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Help Me
06:04
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Hoochie Coochie Chaplain
03:27
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Johnny B. Goode
04:18
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Graveyard Shift
03:29
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Honky Tonk Women
03:19
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Proud Mary
03:07
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Mystery Train Cambridge, UK
Mystery Train are a Cambridgeshire-based band who specialise in good-time, rootsy, Blues and R'n'B-based music. They perform traditonal Blues numbers, Rock 'n' Roll and original songs as well as some covers of great 60s and 70s songs.
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