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Plays Great Memphis Hits

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Plays Great Memphis Hits

King Curtis Warners
Released: Sep 20, 2005
1

Knock On Wood

 
Time: 3:02     Size: 4MB
2

Good To Me

 
Time: 2:31     Size: 3MB
3

Hold On! I'm Coming

 
Time: 2:42     Size: 4MB
4

When Something is Wrong With My Baby

 
Time: 3:20     Size: 5MB
5

Green Onions

 
Time: 2:22     Size: 3MB
6

You Don't Miss Your Water

 
Time: 2:45     Size: 4MB
7

Fa-Fa-Fa-Fa-Fa

 
Time: 2:41     Size: 4MB
8

In The Midnight Hour

 
Time: 2:39     Size: 4MB
9

The Dog

 
Time: 2:40     Size: 4MB
10

I've Been Loving You Too Long

 
Time: 2:27     Size: 3MB
11

Last Night

 
Time: 2:32     Size: 4MB
12

Jump Back

 
Time: 1:58     Size: 3MB

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