Bye Bye Baby - The Detroit Cobras
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Devil With a Blue Dress-Mitch Ryder and the Detroit Wheels
Bell Bottom Blues - Eric Clapton
Fat Bottomed Girls-Queen
Little Queenie - Chuck Berry
Little Queen - Heart
Rock and Roll Queen - Mott The Hoople
Rock and Roll Girl - John Fogerty
Factory Girl - The Rolling Stone
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Vincent-Don McLean
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Burn - Deep Purple
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When You're Hot, You're Hot - Jerry Reed
Whole Lotta Shakin Goin On - Jerry Lee Lewis
Shakin’-Eddie Money
Shake Your Money Maker - Fleetwood Mac
It’s Hard To Be Humble-Mac Davis
I Don't Need No Doctor - Humble Pie
Doctor My Eyes-Jackson Browne
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Talking in Your Sleep-Crystal Gayle
Behind The Wall of Sleep - The Smithereens
Behind Closed Doors-Charlie Rich
Back Door Man - The Doors
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The clarity of the drums in Neil's playing is unmistakable. Been a long time since I listen to Rush, but did see them in I think 1976 at the paramount theater in Seattle.
The clarity of the drums in Neil's playing is unmistakable. Been a long time since I listen to Rush, but did see them in I think 1976 at the paramount theater in Seattle.
