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Diddie Wa Diddie
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Never Been to Big Pine
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The Gas Pedal Rag
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Paper Doll
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Can I Get a Bone?
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Suitcase Sam Toronto, Ontario
There is a whole symphony of Suitcase Sams. There’s the wee-hours, suit-wearing, parlour singer. Then there’s the road- hardened troubadour, who lives his life out of someone's "borrowed" suitcase. Regardless, Sam is a constant eccentric who is never tardy and certainly earlier than these times would knowingly permit. He is the something else you are searching for. That’s it. That’s enough. ... more
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