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Watermelon Man
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Come Back Baby
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Caledonia
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Don't Lie To Me
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Early in the Morning
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Drunk
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Saturday Night Fish Fry
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My Babe
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Big Boss Man
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Mustang Sally
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Shaky Ground
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Folsom Prison Blues
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T-Bone Shuffle
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Who's Been Talking
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300 lbs of Heavenly Joy
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Think
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Killing Time
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Shop Around
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I Got You
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Get in Trouble
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Stomach Ache
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Elroy Flicker Melbourne, Australia
Elroy Flicker (Paul Cumming) was a British born musician who appeared in, or played with, any number of bands in Perth and Melbourne between 1981 and 1998. Although he never made a lot of money, he had a lot of fun and you can hear that in many of recordings here. Paul sadly died on 8 August 2017. Any money made from this site will be donated to the Austin Hospital who looked after Paul so often. ... more
Elroy Flicker recommends:
Dashboard Elvis
by Dead Beat Daddios
A few of Elroy's songs can also be found here, as recorded by the masterful Hugh Martin and chums.
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Third Time Around
by Dead Beat Daddios
...and a few of Elroy's songs with the Dead Beat Daddios can also be found here.
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The Shuffling Hungarians LIVE at MOOMBA 1984
by Paul Dawber / Feed The Cats
Take yourself back to the Moomba in 1984 (or just imagine you were there) to hear his lost recording of The Shuffling Hungarians in their pomp!
go to albumIf you like Under the Influence: Live at the Old Melbourne, you may also like:
The King's Blues Box
by B.B. King
Cleopatra Blues recently unleashed a barrage of reissued essentials from Bo Diddley, Lightnin' Hopkins, John Lee Hooker, Junior Wells, etc.
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Soul Provider
by Elizabeth King
New on Bible & Tire: The searing new Gospel record from Elizabeth King, the Queen of Sacred Soul.
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The second album by French-Moroccan power quartet Bab L' Bluz is packed with dizzying melodies and rich instrumentation.
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