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The Way It Used To Be
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I'll Never Be A Buckaroo
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You're The Reason
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When Will You
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JB's Country Song (NSFW)
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Andrew Goberman San Francisco, California
Guitar and bass player taken by the blues at an early age. Life long musician originally from Jersey. First band experience, Brooklyn, '65. Tim Buckley's bass player at the Night Owl, editor at Record World magazine, gigging bass player around Bay Area. On hiatus mid-80's to stop digging the hole I was in. Started gigging again as a blues guitar player mid-90's. I mostly write Country songs. ... more
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