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Deep Elem Blues
04:34
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Pave The Highway
02:41
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Mississippi Kid
04:32
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Snoop Hank
05:15
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Friend Of The Devil
03:59
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Cocaine Blues
03:32
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Atlantic City
04:18
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I Ain't Gonna Work
02:24
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Dead Flowers
04:02
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Alabam
04:08
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Fast Train
03:26
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Travelin' Light
05:40
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13. |
Opie Song
03:35
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14. |
Constant Sorrow
04:14
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15. |
The Weight
07:01
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Mt. Dew
02:06
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Porch Song
03:20
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18. |
Circle Be Unbroken
03:30
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Rick Carter Birmingham
Rick Carter lives in Birmingham Alabama. He is a Recipient of the BAMA Lifetime Achievement Award and has been in the music
business for over forty years.
Currently Rick's bands include
Rollin' In The Hay
Frankie Velvet
L.O.L.A. (Rick Carter & The League of Legendary Artists)
Telluride
Keep up with Rick's very busy schedule and perhaps even catch a solo show at
www.rickcartermusic.com
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