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Marian Mark
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Pure Reason
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Soul Preacher
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Deep Moanin' Hokum
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The Reverse Psychologist
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Thunder and Enlightening
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New Chains Discovered
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Can't Take a Hint
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Sparky
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The Black Thunder Revue Sheffield, UK
The Black Thunder Revue, a four piece whose songs and style are inspired by the Mississippi sound of the blues from the Delta and the Hill Country, the dirty rock n roll sound of the Black Keys and Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, and rockabilly tunes of the 50s, which to create music full of sweat, passion, melody and musicianship. ... more
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