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Ride On Angel
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Big City Blues
03:35
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Hot Summer Nights
03:06
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Captain Howdy
02:11
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Good Times They Come
04:49
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Voodoo Woman
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Sugaranne
02:58
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Mama Tried
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Southern Girls
03:19
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Conquerer Worm San Antonio, Texas
Conquerer Worm was a collaboration between Jeff Clayton and Phil Irwin, as a tribute to Simon Stokes. In 1997 at the Confederacy of Scum Supershow, the band performed, and Simon joined them for a couple of songs.
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