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4R Ancestors (live)
16:47
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Innocent Man (live)
10:08
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(dancers intro) (live)
00:48
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Wild Javelinas (live)
08:48
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Life Is Grand (live)
03:34
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Do A Little Dance (live)
04:33
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Wailing Blues (live)
10:37
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Can't Let Go (live)
03:51
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Drum In The Car (live)
08:23
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NDN Kars (live)
18:16
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Nowhere Fast (live)
06:03
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Kokopelli Blues (live)
08:43
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Fingermonkey (live)
04:09
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Allelujah (live)
05:14
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Keith Secola Arizona
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