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Intro
00:36
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Morris Slater
04:44
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Riding High
02:27
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4. |
Move Along
03:43
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5. |
Suppose
03:21
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6. |
Fair Weather Bum
04:09
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7. |
Make That Money
02:41
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8. |
Jump Back
03:04
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9. |
Where The Corn Grows
02:51
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10. |
Jake Brake Blues
03:19
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11. |
Olde Dragon
01:52
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12. |
Freight Shaker Boogie
04:36
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13. |
Let It Roll
02:39
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14. |
Outro
00:55
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Steel City Jug Slammers Birmingham, Alabama
Steel City Jug Slammers provide audiences with a one of kind experience. From the moment that they take the stage, spectators will immediately take a step back in time.
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