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Sit and Cry the Blues
03:08
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Try to Quit You Baby
02:36
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You Sure Can't Do
02:42
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This Is the End
03:02
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Broken Hearted Blues
02:58
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Slop Around
02:12
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I Got My Eyes on You
02:21
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Stone Crazy
02:58
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Skippin'
02:43
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When My Left Eye Jumps
02:52
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The Treasure Untold
02:02
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My Time After Awhile
03:09
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I Dig Your Wig
01:46
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Buddy Guy Lettsworth, Louisiana
Buddy Guy, a blues legend, left an indelible mark on the genre with his passionate guitar playing and soulful vocals. His electrifying performances and innovative sound continue to inspire generations of blues musicians.
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