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That Joker's Wild
05:39
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Gasoline
04:59
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Lost In The Shuffle
04:24
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These Ain't The Blues
07:00
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Leave Me In The Dark
06:44
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Just Because You Can
05:48
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Double Talking Blues
04:26
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Catwalk In Hell :: Remix
03:28
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Lightning Hall Albuquerque, New Mexico
Lightning Hall is an independent blues based artist. Like revered jazz guitarist Django Reinhardt, he plays, and plays well,
in spite of serious burn injuries to his hands. Gasoline is his third indie release, of quality music with an original voice.
He has been described as a “very compelling blues artist” with “impeccable guitar work and a soulful voice”
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