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Reports that he was a hobo in his sixties when he exploded onto the scene in the mid 2000s may have been a slight exaggeration but it did not change the fact that he could play the blues with the best of them. Don’t miss.
Reports that he was a hobo in his sixties when he exploded onto the scene in the mid 2000s may have been a slight exaggeration but it did not change the fact that he could play the blues with the best of them. Don’t miss.
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