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The Scene Of The Crime
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You Make It Hard
04:01
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Count The Days
03:29
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Let The Tears Roll Down
05:43
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Louella
04:27
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Fly On The Wall
04:22
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I Have The Right To Know
04:50
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Thibodaux, Louisiana
03:30
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Shake A Leg
02:57
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Somebody To Love
03:34
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She's So Innocent
04:55
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You Make Me Happy
03:46
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Marcia Ball Austin, Texas
Marcia Ball has won a fanatical following with her Texas-to-New Orleans musical gumbo, astounding piano playing, warm vocals and spontaneous stage presence. For five decades, she’s been bringing the sounds of the Gulf Coast from her hometown of Austin to crowds around the world. Her albums are filled with heartfelt ballads, high-energy boogie woogie, joyful R&B and “got to dance” party anthems ... more
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