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Another Love Fades Away
03:11
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Too Many Elvises
03:41
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I Never Ask Why
03:42
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You're Something to Me
02:39
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Come What May
04:29
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The Darkest Blue
03:07
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'Round Black River
03:40
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Rhubarb Pie
03:20
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I'm Doing Fine
03:32
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You Are Here
04:06
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Long Stem Rose
03:25
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Not Going Out Alone
03:17
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John Mueller Los Angeles, California
John Mueller's compositions have a wry sense of humor with roots of Holly, Willie, Woody, Dylan, Roger Miller and Chuck
Berry all shaken in a martini glass. Great music in the Americana roots tradition.
Two of his songs were featured in the horror flick, "Bloodline" and his best selling, "Hey Buddy" was featured in a BBC documentary called, "The day the music died."
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