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Love My Baby
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Ah, Come on Honey
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I Heard Somebody Crying
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Take It Witcha
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Nighttime
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Papa George Lightfoot Natchez, Mississippi
Papa Lightfoot (1924–1971) was an American blues singer and harmonica player from Mississippi.Despite early recordings in the 1950s, he remained relatively obscure until his resurgence in the 1960s. He Recorded for various labels from 1949-1955, with a full album for Vault in 1969. His album "Natchez Trace" propelled him to blues revival fame. Sadly, his comeback was short-lived as he passed away. ... more
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