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Voodoo Millie
03:42
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Mountaintop
03:27
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The Drone
02:49
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Soul Creeper
03:05
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Xanadu
05:43
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Khan
03:02
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Stardust
04:24
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Black Tar Veins
04:20
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III
01:27
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Devil Dance
04:25
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The Problem Preachers Longview, Texas
The Problem Preachers was a power trio from the piney woods of East Texas. Their fusion of blues, rock, funk, soul, and country twang made them quite unique. They consisted of Blake Watson on bass, and Jimmy Leach on drums and Patrick Saikin on vocals and guitar. ... more
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