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Enough Is Enough
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Casting My Spell
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Fool
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Don't Take It Personally
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Beyond The Blues
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Good Days, Bad Days
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What I Know Now
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Nothing But Love
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Coco Montoya California
Coco Montoya is a soaring, impassioned guitarist and a mesmerizing singer. Albert Collins was his mentor and he coached Coco, already a drummer, as he became a world-class axeman. Coco spent a decade as one of John Mayall’s Bluesbreakers, following in the footsteps of Eric Clapton and Peter Green. He’s been leading his own band for more than 25 years and has won an army of loyal fans. ... more
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