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City blues
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Far from my devil
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No harm
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Till the end
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Flowers of broken heart
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Gimme your fire
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Miracle
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The Marshals Moulins, France
The Marshals parlent de la vraie vie, de ces campagnes abandonnées, de ces petites villes françaises, et qui ont toutes le blues. Le trio fait résonner la musique avec une intensité magistrale, mettant en relation le Delta du Mississippi et le Massif central. The Marshals délivre un blues ouvrier, laborieux, inspiré de celui de John Lee Hooker ou de Canned Heat. ... more
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