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Broken Bones
03:31
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Juke Joint Preaching
03:49
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Don't Be Cruel
03:53
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Hipbreak III
01:16
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What Really Matters
04:26
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From Tears
02:45
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Shoot First
02:14
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Donoma
05:17
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Your Name
03:39
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Hold On Me
02:38
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Never Too Late
02:19
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Waiting For The Train
01:48
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Medecine Man
06:02
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Dirty Deep Strasbourg, France
"We took out a sheet of paper and everyone wrote down what they wanted for the album... We all wanted a roots side, back to the roots." Victor Sbrovazzo, founder, guitarist, harmonica player and singer of Dirty Deep, describes the preparations for the fourth album. Listening to Tillandsia, we are reassured: Dirty Deep has not lost her taste for the poignant blues sounds. ... more
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