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Pawnshop Bound
04:23
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Educated Fool
02:34
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Going Down This Highway
04:37
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I Know You're Fine
03:22
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Driving My Life Away
03:32
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Chasin' The Gator
03:17
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With A Tear In My Eye
03:08
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It's Been A Long Time
06:56
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The Work Song
05:08
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I Feel Like Jumping
03:29
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Soon Forgotten
04:30
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William Clarke Inglewood, California
One of the most inventive and powerful harmonica players of his generation, Los Angeles’ William Clarke created a wealth of masterful recordings during his too-short life. He paid his dues in the tough clubs of Watts where he was mentored by George “Harmonica” Smith, who inspired Clarke’s massive sound and roaring power. He became more musically exploratory with each of his four Alligator albums. ... more
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