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Brenda Lee~ Humming The Blues Over You

Doors

Elegant Blues - Whiskey Rock Music for a Relaxing Work Blues Escape | Unwind after Hours

Rolling Stones

Delicate Blues - Melodic Blues Sets the Mood for a Luxurious Musical Getaway | Soothing Background

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I ask my baby for a nickel She gave me a twenty dollar bill I ask her for a drink of whiskey And she gave me a liquor still Whoa, yeah yeah yeah What can a poor boy do Ain't it hard, ain't it hard When you have to live the blues I call my baby on the telephone.

Linda Ronstadt.

Lance Lopez. Three O’Clock Blues.. June 2018.

December Snow - The Moody Blues

The Rescue Blues | Ryan Adams| 2001 From the album Gold - 2001

The Great Bob Dylan. I never understood what Dylan is talking about but yet I know exactly what he means.

Relaxing Blues Guitar | Slow Blues Guitar & Relax Guitar Melodies for Soothe Your Soul

Stoney Curtis Don't walk out the door Come back inside, Baby Let's talk for a little while Talk about changing Don't walk out the door Come back inside, Let's talk for a little while Let's talk about how I'm changing. I can't take one single day Without You here Here by my Side. People keep talking Telling me that I've been such a fool To ever

I don't believe in heaven,I don't believe in hell. I don't ask out for mercy,ain't got nothing to tell. 'Cause I have got no secrets, I've got no needs. But What I've got inside me, seems like trouble indeed. I have got the Blues on me.

Slow Blues & Blues Ballads - The Best Slow Blues Songs Ever Vol2

Ultimate Relaxing Rock Blues Music Collection | Best Slow Blues Rock Ballads For Work

Blue Cheer

Daan Dawg

Slow Blues & Blues Ballads The Best Slow Blues Songs Ever Volume 2. Starting The Day With Music Of The Heart In The BLuEs Arena.

Moody Blues - Melancholy Man (1970)

?"THE ULTIMATE BLUES"

Knights In White Satin ~Moody Blues

From The Rolling Stones Album "Let It Bleed" "Stray Cat Blues" by The Rolling Stones Composers: Mick Jagger and Keith Richards Lyrics: Yeah, got some tail. I hear the click-clack of your feet on the stairs I know you’re no scare-eyed honey There’ll be a feast if you just come up stairs But it’s no hanging matter It’s no capital crime I can see that