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Captain Blues
03:11
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Deconstruction
03:22
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Annie
04:14
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Cornerstone Blues
02:54
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Under The Red Star
05:25
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Mahogany Jones
02:52
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Hundred Thousand Stones
02:35
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Dark Times Blues
06:27
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Stiv Cantarelli and the Silent Strangers Firenze, Italy
Cleaning up the slate, and start over again.
An abandoned church in the middle of the Romagna hills
provided the perfect scenery.
The raw energy and the stripped-to-the bones musicem, blended with large doses of swamp blues and massive injections of never hidden post punk roots. Obscure lyrics became deeper, and darker, to gave birth to what was in the plot from the very beginning.
A change.
... more
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