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Welcome To The Show
02:02
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2. |
Shecklehead
03:41
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4. |
Valentine
03:35
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5. |
Have Another
00:37
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6. |
Lookin'
03:46
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Cindy
03:03
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8. |
Swirl
04:36
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Intermission
02:07
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10. |
Lucky The Dog
03:16
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11. |
Comin' Down
02:50
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12. |
Wait For You
03:13
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13. |
I Might See Her Again
03:39
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14. |
Somethings
04:26
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Medicine Show Cleveland, Ohio
Cleveland Ohio's Medicine Show played together during the 1990's and released One CD, WELCOME TO SHOW. Now for the first
time ever, its free and is Super Deluxe with extras!!!
The band was Tom Dannery on guitar and vocals, Bill "Juice" Adkins on drums and vocals, and Kurt Maracz on bass and vocals. Bill Stone, Todd "Noize" Voss, and Ed "Smoker"Lengi each took a turn playing guitar w/ us.
Enjoy!
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