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Naked Frailties
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Wanna Move
Composed by Neuman, Jacobson, Payne
Performed by Bull Simple
Published by Wanna Move Music
I Don't Know About All That
Composed by Mike McDonald (as M. McDonald)
Performed by
Jr. Gone Wild
Published by Stony Plain Music & Spittoon Songs
Tupelo
Composed and Performed by Rita Chiarelli
Published by Mad Iris Music & Stony Plain Music
When I Say Jump
Composed by D. Walsh
Performed by Downschild Blues Band
Published by Downschild Music & Stony Plain Music
Stopping Place
Composed by Paul James Vigna
Performed by Paul James
Published by Stony Plain Music & Mar Sol Music
It Isn't Right
Composed by R. Walsh
Performed by Downschild Blues Band
Published by Downschild Music & Stony Plain Music
I Make My Home In My Shoes
Composed by Gary Koliger
Performed by
Amos Garrett
Published by Stony Plain Music
Blue Rain
Composed and Performed by Rita Chiarelli
Published by Mad Iris Music & Stony Plain Music
Going Going Gone
Composed by D. Nelson
Performed by
Dutch Mason
Published by Stony Plain Music
All Talk
Composed by Mike McDonald (as M. McDonald)
Performed by
Jr. Gone Wild
Published by Stony Plain Music & Jr. Gone Wild Songs
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