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The Window
02:57
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Alien's Blues
02:28
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Imagination
05:49
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She And The Devil
05:07
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Blues For Bartenders
04:52
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Up & In
02:57
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Coffee Break
05:09
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Bout Out
02:34
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Not What You Said Last
02:49
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Long Ago And Far Away
03:26
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Just Because
03:54
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Later For You
04:20
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Bob Margolin Brookline, Massachusetts
Bob Margolin, Muddy Waters’ guitarist for seven years, is among the most respected and honored artists in the blues. He’s immersed himself in the tradition and crafted new songs that fit into and expand upon it. Since 1980, he’s been leading his own bands, cut many albums and has performed and recorded with venerated masters like Pinetop Perkins, Snooky Pryor, Billy Boy Arnold and Nappy Brown. ... more
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