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Ain't no money
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Cukoo Bird
03:36
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Daddy don't tell me no
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Erie lullaby
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Entertain Me
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Freight train blues
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Gonna get tight
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Natts tune
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Ode to facial hair
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Pappy done told me
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Fanny and The Atta Boys San Diego, California
Fanny and The Atta Boys are a San Diego roots band that play everything from depression era jazz to bluegrass and honky tonk. We have a lively show and can connect with a crowd. We started out of a local La Mesa barbershop called Dapper Jays. You can find us all over! ... more
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