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Rockrootsblues Songbook M Berman Roots Rock Blues Songbook (Mike Berman) Song Title Artist aint that a shame Fats Domino Roots Rock Blues Songbook Aint too proud to beg Temptations Roots Rock Blues Songbook Ain’t wastin Time no More Allman Bros Roots Rock Blues Songbook All Along the Watch tower Dylan Roots Rock Blues Songbook All By Myself Fats Domino Roots Rock Blues Songbook Angel from Mongomery John Prine Roots Rock Blues Songbook Another Brick In the Wall Pink Floyd Roots Rock Blues Songbook Baby I Love You Aretha Franklin Roots Rock Blues Songbook Baby let me follow you down Dylan Roots Rock Blues Songbook Babylon David Gray Roots Rock Blues Songbook Back in the USA Linda Ronstadt Roots Rock Blues Songbook Back in the USSR Beatles Roots Rock Blues Songbook back on Chain gang Pretenders Roots Rock Blues Songbook Bad Moon rising CCR Roots Rock Blues Songbook Bang a Gong T Rex Roots Rock Blues Songbook Barefootin Robert Parker Roots Rock Blues Songbook Beast Of Burden Stones Roots 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