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Master Charge
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S.D. Jones
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Walkin'
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Blues For Jeanette
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Got To Be Wise
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Can't Let These Blues Go
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20% Alcohol
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Face Like A Fish
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Got My Mind Made Up
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Blues Imperials Theme
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Lil Ed & The Blues Imperials Chicago, Illinois
Lil’ Ed & The Blues Imperials embody the spirit of Alligator’s raw and raucous “Genuine Houserockin’ Music.” Ed Williams and his half-brother James “Pookie” Young grew up on Chicago’s West Side, tutored by their uncle, bluesman J.B. Hutto. Michael Garrett and Kelly Littleton joined Ed and Pookie in the Blues Imperials 35 years ago, delivering joyful boogies and serious slide-driven Chicago blues. ... more
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