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For Me Alone
03:46
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In Time
04:12
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Second Guessing
03:29
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Still
02:53
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Cordelia's Smile
03:32
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Deliver Us
04:43
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Sad Times
03:07
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Soft Front
02:26
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Cussed
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Hotrod Funk
03:32
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Jim Moss Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
I have many influences from Magic Sam to Alain Johannes. I find peace and joy when I create music, and I hope it comes across.
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