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Maybe the Last Time
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I Feel Good
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Otis' Blues
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Goin' Down Slow
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Walter's Blues
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Lovin' You All the Time
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Blue Mood
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Little Walter Louisiana
Marion Walter Jacobs (1930 – 1968), known as Little Walter, was a groundbreaking blues harmonica player. Born in Louisiana, he rose to prominence in Chicago, joining Muddy Waters' band and releasing hits like "Juke" and "My Babe." Little Walter revolutionized the harmonica technique.Despite personal struggles and a tragic death at 37, his legacy endures,inducted into the RARHF in 2008. ... more
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