1. |
Walking My Troubles Away
04:12
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2. |
See See Rider
04:12
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3. |
Get Back
02:48
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4. |
Rope Streching Blues
04:11
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5. |
Burn Your Bridges
04:30
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6. |
John Henry
04:16
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7. |
Going To The River
05:19
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8. |
Sugarbabe
03:16
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9. |
C.C. Rider
03:20
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11. |
Death Letter
04:02
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12. |
In The Evening
03:52
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Johnny Big Stone: Vocals & Resonator guitar
Little Jordi: Upright Bass
Reginald Vilardell: Snare & Brushes
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13. |
Shake It!
02:48
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Cotton Roots Barcelona, Spain
Cotton Roots is an acoustic duo which bet on blues roots, research that take us to the first rural blues form known, Delta Blues. Our sound is defined by powerful basses and a repetitive and syncopate rhythm, not much sophisticated but very imaginative and with an only superficial simplicity. ... more
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