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Doing It By The Book
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Fraulein
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Lonesome Valley
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You Win Again
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The Glory Land Way
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Holding Things Together
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Remember Me
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Sioux City Sue
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Yodeling Jam
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By The Waterfall
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I'd Like To Go Back
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The Way I Am
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Willie Reavis Bellingham, Washington
Willie Reavis is from Ferndale, Washington. With backing by His Weary Boys - he plays rockabilly, western swing, folk, and country music. Also found here are recordings of his grandfather Ira Reavis. Ira was born in 1919 in Pocahontas, Arkansas. He became a barber in Ferndale and was known to entertain his customers with his guitar playing. ... more
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