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I Ain't Got You
03:15
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Sunday Morning Blues
04:57
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Don't Stay Out All Night
03:46
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Lowdown Thing Or Two
04:31
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Been Gone Too Long
02:53
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Mama's Bitter Seed
03:12
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How Long Can This Go On?
02:56
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Too Many Old Flames
03:52
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Slick Chick
04:11
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It Should Have Been Me
03:27
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Sunny Road
05:16
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Loving Mother For You
08:42
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Billy Boy Arnold Chicago, Illinois
Billy Boy Arnold was born in Chicago on September 16, 1935. Unlike the many blues artists who migrated to Chicago from the South, Arnold is among the first generation of bluesmen actually born and raised in the city. He fell in love with the blues at an early age and was especially moved by the records of the first Sonny Boy Williamson. ... more
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