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Jesus Take The Wheel
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Crawdad Hole
02:46
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La Paloma
01:58
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Blues Ain't Nothin'
02:21
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Down On The Farm
03:03
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Man Of Intrigue
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Henry Ford Assembly Line
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Fourth Reich Song
03:00
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Third World War
02:47
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Crawdad Hole (Reprise)
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In This World
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The Jubilee Mystics Lawrence, Kansas
The Jubilee Mystics are a consortium of Lawrence, Kansas musicians from various bands performing folk, country, Americana and even a little rockabilly. Original music by Alan Murphy. The rest of the Mystics are Doug Byers, Sue Ashline, Cotter Mitchell and Brad Growcock. ... more
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