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I'm a Bluesman
05:23
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Must Be a Sinner
03:27
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Be Bop Beluga
02:26
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Yolanda
03:37
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The Aristocratic Cat
03:11
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Got to Boogie
05:02
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It's Time
02:52
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Motor City Blues
07:20
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Goin' to Chicago
03:13
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Goin' South
03:35
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Power Of Attorney
03:35
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St. Louis Blues
04:18
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Claudine's Swing
03:01
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Belle-Amie Blues
04:21
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Ballad Of James Scott
04:18
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An Indian City
05:59
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Harping for You
02:33
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18. |
How Are You
01:14
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Summertime
05:22
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Jay Sewall Quebec, Québec
Born in Boston, Jay Sewall grew up in Montreal and played in Chicago in the seventies and the eighties. Based in Quebec over
the past twenty years, he is today a legend in Canadian blues.
His new album, entitled "Duets" presents song collaborations with Valérie Clio, Monya Mathieu, Michel Goudreau, Swift Years and many others.
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