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The Mad Parade
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Jailers Three
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Daughter Of The Engineer
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Just Over The Hill
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Drifting Soul
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My Black Soul
04:12
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Louis Ramos The Bronx, New York
Louis Ramos is the singer/ guitarist for The Amputees. This is his solo stuff.
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