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Intro
00:25
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2. |
Snake Under a Mule Cart
03:25
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3. |
Scotty Can Yell
00:14
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Cut
07:31
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6. |
The Worst Joke Ever
00:24
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Stuck
04:07
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8. |
Intermission
00:59
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9. |
On a Rusty Tin Can
05:59
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10. |
One Helluva Time
05:19
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11. |
Thanks
00:19
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12. |
Davis Summer Blues
06:15
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13. |
Andy is Everywhere
00:17
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14. |
Caravan
03:18
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15. |
The Last Word
00:23
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The West Nile Ramblers Davis, California
The West Nile Ramblers play western garage - a pioneering style that owes its roots to early western swing. In the spirit of those musical innovators, West Nile brings a wide range of influences to bear in performing dark and danceable melodies.
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