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Raunchy
02:20
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College Man
02:30
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The Stranger
02:30
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Wild Rice
02:02
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Cattywampus
02:41
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Flip, Flop and Bop
02:12
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Scroungie
01:54
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The Midnite Man
02:06
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Summer Holiday
02:03
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Cloud Nine
02:06
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Flea Circus
02:19
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Bill Justis Birmingham, Alabama
Best known to most listeners for the aptly titled instrumental smash "Raunchy," Bill Justis was also a longtime linchpin of the Nashville recording community, working as a producer, musical director, and A&R man for labels including Sun and Mercury.
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