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Hawk
03:57
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Winter of My Love
07:09
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Stranger
04:21
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Swan Song
07:10
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Tiger Man
02:24
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Something Nation
03:57
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Sometime Girl
03:59
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Uncle Sam's Blues
02:36
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Annabelle
04:46
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Moonlight Man
07:16
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Sam Apple Pie UK
Sam Apple Pie's blues-infused rock music showcased their creative fusion of genres. Their energetic performances and memorable melodies added a unique dimension to the blues scene, captivating audiences with their musical diversity.
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