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The Letter
04:39
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Feeling Alright
06:11
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Mama Told Me Not to Come
04:02
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4. |
Can't Get Next To You
03:33
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I Feel Fine
03:00
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Help
02:29
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Lady Madonna
03:05
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Lo and Behold
04:21
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Prison Song
04:18
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Lungs
04:31
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Mick Kolassa Memphis, Tennessee
I’m Mick Kolassa, a lifelong musician and hardcore blues fan who, in addition to being an active blues artist, also am head of Endless Blues Records and a former member of the Board of Directors of the Blues Foundation. I live in Memphis but was born in Michigan and lived in Mississippi for nearly 30 years, where I was given the nickname “Michissippi Mick”. ... more
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