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Champagne and Reefer
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Help Me
04:28
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Thrill Is Gone
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John The Revelator
03:30
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I Wonder Who
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i Ain't Superstitious
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Killing Floor
03:01
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Give Me Back My Wig
03:07
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Crossroads Blues
04:51
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Rock Me Baby
03:13
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Blind Willie Motel Matakana, New Zealand
Blind Willie Motel are:
Brendan Wright—Harp, guitar, vocals
Jim
Fletcher—Guitar, bass, vocals
Greg Fletcher—lap steel guitar, vocals
A love of classic blues has been the anchor for our repertoire - mixed with country, folk and other genres.
If there is one thing that helps define the band, it’s a desire to play a quirky mix of great songs that are generally not clichéd by over exposure.
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