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drifftin' with the flow
03:25
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Frankenstein's moan
03:05
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What am I supposed to do
04:00
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My heart is shy
03:13
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Hangover
03:22
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Ain't gonna cry
03:58
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Searching blues
04:29
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The Junk express
05:07
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You're my baby
03:22
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Low-life paradox blues
05:01
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Love to share
07:34
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Blas Picón Barcelona, Spain
BLAS PICÓN & THE JUNK EXPRESS
It's a train loaded with waste, the product of lost lives, that runs rampant on
the rails of the Blues without fear of derailment.
Trio that bet on the more austere, stark and virulent side of Rhythm & Blues, leaving apart flourishes and musical fanfare to focus on the interior of this style.
Raw sound and an energetic attitude… Blues in its essence.
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