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Drive It Home
03:14
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Gonna Bring You Down
02:50
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You Cant Drink All Day
03:33
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Ride It Like I Stole It
03:32
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I Dont Mind Anymore
04:09
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GPS
03:11
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Do It Again
03:32
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Come Down Hard
02:37
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Howlin' For My Darlin'
05:03
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One, One Way Ticket
03:27
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Life In The Past Lane
03:08
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Hurts Me Too
05:21
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Pippa Is A Ripper
02:46
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Walk A Mile In My Shoes
04:22
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Paulie Bignell Melbourne, Australia
A proud product of Melbourne’s eastern suburbs, Paulie clearly understands the rowdy, rhythmic drive of the Blues but to call him a Blues revivalist is much the same as calling T-Bone Burnett a sideman. Dig deeper into the Bignell oeuvre and his tangled root system of Rockabilly, Country, soulful R&B and flat-out Rock n Roll becomes apparent. ... more
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