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Alabama Train
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Can't Shake These Blues
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1964
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Don't Let The Devil Ride
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The Last Sundown
04:20
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House Burned Down
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Losing Hand
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Where My Stars Should Be
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Miss Ruby
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When The Cold Winds Blow
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Just A Man
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Light Will Shine
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After The Sun Goes Down
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Gonna Be With My Maker
06:23
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Chris Wragg and Greg Copeland Sheffield, UK
Chris Wragg and Greg Copeland met in Belgium in 2015 when both Artists were performing at a Blues Festival, a bond was
formed and four years later they released their debut album "Deep in the Blood".
Chris and Greg perform around Europe as both an acoustic act and with a full blues band- for bookings / enquires please contact cwandgc@hotmail.com
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