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Jukin' With Walter
04:21
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Have a Good Time
04:21
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Lonely Avenue
05:19
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Walter's Swing
04:11
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Rockin' My Boogie
04:42
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Blues With a Feeling
04:31
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Kentucky Fried
02:26
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That Ain't It
03:31
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Easin' in Slow
02:51
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Little Boy Blue
05:12
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Goin' Back to Arkansas
05:30
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Turkey Scratch
04:53
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La Cucharacha
05:19
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Sweet Home Chicago
01:35
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Walter Horton Horn Lake, Mississippi
Big Walter 'Shaky' Horton was a harmonica virtuoso whose soulful playing and distinctive sound contributed to the evolution of Chicago blues. His unique style and stage presence made him a revered figure in the blues community.
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