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Like
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A Lot Like You
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Jesus Forgive Me
03:57
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Faith In Love
03:05
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In The Rain
04:28
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Side Two
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Ain't Nothin' Like
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Fuck Her
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Lonesome Blues
02:49
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When You're On Top
05:05
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That's All Right
03:12
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John Raido Metuchen, New Jersey
After a decade of working every gin joint in New Jersey as a journeyman rock ‘n’ roll sideman, John Raido introduced himself to the public with the melancholy See You Next Tuesday. On the appropriately titled Act Two, Raido garnered a whole new audience, one which will undoubtedly shake their heads in wonder at the quantum leap he takes. ... more
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