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Rattlesnake Man
02:37
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Branded Outlaw
02:13
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I'm Not Blue
02:57
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When She's Good
01:43
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Tears Keep Fallin'
02:15
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Rockin' Wildcat
02:36
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My Ex Is Why
03:11
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Devil Woman
02:47
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My Heart Cries Yes
02:28
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Flatland Saturday Night
02:28
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Introductions
00:23
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Rock Too Slow
02:27
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Intro Continental Club
00:15
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Ain't It Wrong
02:11
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Glory Bound
01:37
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Who Was That Cat?
03:09
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Intro Japan
00:17
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Stranger Things
02:24
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How Come It
02:23
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Mona Lisa
02:49
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Watermelon Records Austin, Texas
Watermelon Records was founded in Austin, TX in 1989. The label would go on to release nearly 100 records before shutting its doors in 1998. New West Records acquired rights to the releases in 2010.
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