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Built For Comfort
05:29
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They Call Me The Breeze
04:31
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Look Watcha Done
03:35
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Stormy Monday
04:50
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Angel From Montgomery
07:15
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You Don't Understand
05:07
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The reason for the song is explained in cut #7
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Suzie Q
07:23
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Ain't Nobodys' Business
04:19
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Shame Shame Shame
06:43
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Could't Do Nuthin
04:29
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Ride & Roll
05:57
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Little Derek and the Haemo Blues Band Halifax, Nova Scotia
Derek Caine AKA Little Derek started playing music at the tender age of 62 after his leukemia diagnosis. His band Charlie A'Court, Danny Sutherland, Dave Skinner and Ross Billard have helped Derek record three live albums which in turn have been the best healing Derek has found. 100% of proceeds of this project go directly to help hematology patients with financial challenges at the QEII hospital. ... more
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