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All Along the Watchtower
04:48
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You Really Got Me
02:19
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I Can't Explain
02:42
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The Last Time
03:47
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Pale Blue Eyes
05:09
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For What It's Worth
02:54
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Sunshine Hallway Records Centreville, Maryland
Lou Torchio is a singer songwriter from Centreville, MD. He also produces, mixes and masters for other people and teaches drum and guitar lessons.
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