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Want Me Some Love
06:10
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Don't Get Too Close
04:10
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FOLB
03:30
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Good Shoes
03:07
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All Along
04:23
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Crossroads
03:59
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I Got a Man
03:48
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You Better Run
05:21
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Nobody's Business
02:56
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Midnight Sun
05:54
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Hummingbird
00:41
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Amy Ryan Band Chatham, New York
Witnessing Amy’s solo performances at open mic sessions in New York’s Capital Region, guitarist Richard Green saw an opportunity to combine his own blues guitar chops with a gutsy female singer with the potential to lead a great blues band. The Amy Ryan Band was soon born. This musical partnership is rounded out by Steve Dietemann on bass and Al Bauman on drums. ... more
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