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Two Bugs in a Rug
05:51
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Hold On, I'm Comin'
02:56
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Off the Hook
04:05
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Dust My Broom
03:44
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Hot and Heavy
01:56
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The Screwdriver
03:08
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Bertha
03:56
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The Foxtrot
01:57
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End of the Blues
04:27
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Hooker Special
02:36
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Something You Ate
03:12
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Earl Hooker Mississippi
Earl Hooker's slide guitar mastery and dynamic performances solidified his status as a blues icon. His innovative playing style and soulful expression contributed to the evolution of Chicago blues and inspired future generations.
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