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jimi stylie[live]
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the big dirty blues band Madison, Wisconsin
from their dads basement in thir back woods, comes the big dirty. sitting in the woods pluckin on a 1 string acoustic & bangin on pots & pans, listenin to the likes of old delta blues from the south, the rockin blues from chicago, and entrancing psychedelia from the 60s & 70s, they realized what their callin in life was, the blues. they now upgraded to a full drumset & electric guitar. ... more
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