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What a Life
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Red Headed Woman
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Talk to your Daughter
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It Ain't the Meat
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Built for Comfort
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Little Girl
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Down in Carolina
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She's Dyamite
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Why are people like that
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End of Time
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Too Many Drivers
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I know you Rider
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Key to the Highway
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Richard Wilkins Portland, Oregon
Portland, Oregon blues singer/songwriter, bass guitar/
tenor sax player. Richard Wilkins has been performing and
recording most of his life. Starting back in San Francisco in 1967 to New York City in 1969 than Los Angeles, Orange County, and now to the Portland< Oregon area
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