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KINK Sunday Night Blues Room Playlist 7/1/12
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July 1, 2012, 6:17 pm
7pm Hour Tonight All Waterfront Blues Festival Artists- Too Slim & Taildraggers- Last Train
- Duffy Bishop-Wild Women
- Roy Rogers- Black Cat Bone
- Otis Taylor- Hey Joe
- Elvin Bishop-Neighbor Neighbor
- James Cotton- Buried Alive In the Blues
- California Honeydrops- Bye Bye baby
- Curtis Salgado- Love Man
- Charlie Musselwhite- the Blues Overtook me
- Bobby Rush- Blind Snake
8pm Hour
- Live Performance Joe McMurrian
- Kilborn Alley Blues Band-Foolsville
- Patrick Lamb- Let The Good Times Roll
- Mannish Boys- Educated Ways
- Lionel Young- I Feel So Good
- *Terry Robb- Worried About It Now
- Terry Robb- Sweet Hip
- Terry Robb-The Refreshing
9pm Hour
- Tony Furtado- The Ghost Of Blind Willie Johnson
- JJ Grey- Brighter Days
- Steve Miller- Sweet Home Chicago
- *Norman Sylvester- Blues Stains On My Hands
- Mr Nick & The Dirty Tricks- Oh Wow
- Jim Mesi- Too Much Stuff
- James Hunter- No Smoke Without Fire
- Lloyd Jones- I'll be Right Down
- The 44's - She's Poison
- Cedric Burnside-Don't Sing About The Blues
- Charlie Musselwhite- Cook County Blues
- Roy Rogers- 32/20 Blues
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