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Ding Dong Daddy
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Please Accept My Love
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A Woman
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Funkafacation
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The Fracas By The Pecos
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Aiight
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Working For The Man
02:23
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Out In The Jungle
04:25
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Going Down To Eli's
06:37
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Maybe
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Lazy Lester
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Our Last Goodbeye
03:34
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Mike Morgan and The Crawl Dallas, Texas
Mike Morgan displayed an avid interest in music as a youngster, But he didn't begin to take playing seriously until he
discovered Stevie Ray Vaughan's album, Texas Flood, in 1985.
Mike moved to Dallas in 1986 and hooked up with vocalist Darrell Nulisch to form The Crawl.
Mike Morgan and The Crawl quickly made a name for themselves and as they say: the rest is history
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