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541 Boogaloo
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No Ordinary Chicken
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Big House Blues
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Telephone Wire
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Difficult Man
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Keep Drinking
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Kansas Wasn't Hollywood
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Bill Trickey's Blues
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Pee Wee's Blues
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Rose
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Your Eyes
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Mark Montgomery Kansas City, Kansas
As a songwriter with a smooth baritone voice and humorous style, Mark has enjoyed over 30 years of playing music in Kansas City with some of the greatest jazz and blues musicians on the planet. With releases on the Enneagram label and most recently on Love Honey Records, Mark continues to produce music, and tours yearly at venues and house concerts across the US. ... more
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