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First Rule of Cheating
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Low Down and Funky
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It's Too Late Brother
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It Came on Time
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A Hell of a Night
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Houston,Texas
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Short Haired Woman
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Okie Dokie Stomp
02:58
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Roy Gaines Waskom, Texas
Roy Gaines' blues legacy was characterized by his guitar virtuosity and soulful vocals. His music transcended traditional blues boundaries, incorporating elements of jazz and R&B, creating a unique sound that captivated listeners.
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