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Everytime I Roll The Dice |
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04:28 |
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02 |
I Used To Worry |
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02:53 |
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03 |
Miss You Fever |
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04:06 |
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Why Me? |
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03:17 |
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Have A Little Faith In Me |
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04:12 |
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Never Been Rocked Enough |
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03:33 |
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Blues As Blues Can Get |
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04:05 |
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Can I Change My Mind |
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03:30 |
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Cease And Desist |
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02:56 |
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Stir It Up |
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03:32 |
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Good Man, Good Woman |
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03:34 |
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One of those influential "musician's musician" types, vocalist/harp-player Delbert McClinton was able to call on the likes of Bonnie Raitt, Tom Petty and Melissa Etheridge for support on Never Been Rocked Enough. The results cover the whole checkerboard while remaining vintage McClinton: his harp wails on "Everytime I Roll the Dice"; "Can I Change My Mind" flirts with Motown soul; "Blues as Blues Can Get" defines the confessional blues ballad; "I Used to Worry" and the title track chug into Band/Little Feat territory. The disc also includes the performer's Grammy winning duet with Bonnie Raitt, "Good Man, Good Woman".
