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Spider in My Stew
03:32
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Born with the Blues
04:49
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Sweet 94
05:06
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Love Like I Wanna
04:58
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Leave Me Alone
04:26
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Sorry
04:48
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Funny About My Money
03:34
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Lonesome for a Dime
04:55
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Do It in the Rain
03:32
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Disco Blues
05:06
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Buster Benton Texarkana, Arkansas
Buster Benton's blues music was characterized by his distinctive guitar work and emotive vocals. His ability to convey deep emotions through his music connected with listeners, leaving a lasting impression on the blues landscape.
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