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Call me the breeze
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No woman no cry
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Papa was a rolling stone
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Run to you
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Purple rain
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Honky Tonk Woman
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I am specialized in you
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Endless road
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Kiss
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The Blenders Breda, Netherlands
The Blenders. Power trio playing golden oldies.
Alides Hidding : vocals/guitar, Maurits Malherbe, bass, Mark Eeftens, drums
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