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Authorized Bootleg - Fillmore Auditorium, San Francisco Nov. 4-6 1966

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Authorized Bootleg - Fillmore Auditorium, San Francisco Nov. 4-6 1966

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Authorized Bootleg - Fillmore Auditorium, San Francisco Nov. 4-6 1966

Muddy Waters UMG
Released: Mar 31, 2009
1

Forty Days And Forty Nights

 
Time: 4:20     Size: 6MB
2

(I'm Your) Hoochie Coochie Man

 
Time: 2:56     Size: 4MB
3

Rock Me

 
Time: 5:02     Size: 7MB
4

Baby, Please Don't Go

 
Time: 2:30     Size: 3MB
5

She Moves Me

 
Time: 8:00     Size: 11MB
6

Got My Mojo Working

 
Time: 4:58     Size: 7MB
7

You Can't Lose What You Ain't Never Had

 
Time: 4:27     Size: 6MB
8

Forty Days And Forty Nights

 
Time: 4:15     Size: 6MB
9

Baby, Please Don't Go

 
Time: 2:53     Size: 4MB
10

Thirteen Highway

 
Time: 11:18     Size: 16MB
11

Rock Me

 
Time: 6:17     Size: 9MB
12

Honey Bee (a/k/a Sail On)

 
Time: 4:35     Size: 6MB
13

Trouble No More

 
Time: 2:45     Size: 4MB
14

(I'm Your) Hoochie Coochie Man

 
Time: 3:01     Size: 4MB
15

Long Distance Call

 
Time: 7:10     Size: 10MB

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