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Jungle Song
07:49
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Let That Boy Boogie
08:15
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Sunshine In My Window
03:59
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Cottonfield Woman
04:03
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Statesboro Blues
04:24
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Farm Mount Vernon, Illinois
Originally released as private pressing in 1971, the Farm album is highly sought after and revered by collectors. Recorded by this Southern Illinois band at the legendary Golden Voice studios, it’s full choc of jammy, bluesy guitar psych with heavy dual guitars, organ, congas, harp… ... more
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