Brownie McGhee - Born With the Blues 1966-92 - DVD
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Titles include Kansas City Blues, Me and My Dog, I'm Gonna Tell God How You Treat Me, Pawn Shop Blues, Born and Living with the Blues, Life is a Gamble, Automobile Blues, My Father's Words, Conversation with a River, I Feel So Good, Drinkin' Wine, Keys to the Highway, Come on Keep It Coming, Death of Blind Boy Fuller. NTSC all region. 60 minutes.
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- GenreMusicDescriptionTitles include Kansas City Blues, Me and My Dog, I'm Gonna Tell God How You Treat Me, Pawn Shop Blues, Born and Living with the Blues, Life is a Gamble, Automobile Blues, My Father's Words, Conversation with a River, I Feel So Good, Drinkin' Wine, Keys to the Highway, Come on Keep It Coming, Death of Blind Boy Fuller. NTSC all region. 60 minutes.TitleBorn With the Blues 1966-92FormatDVDMPAA RatingUnratedStudioVestapol
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