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I've Got My Joe
02:21
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Blue On Black
04:24
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Gravel From The Dirt
02:54
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Climb That Hill Blues
02:15
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Over Down Ampney
03:29
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Remember Me
04:33
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Little Man Big Man
03:00
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Sympathy For The Devil
07:21
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Walkin'
03:31
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Daniel Gunderson Chicago, Illinois
Daniel has been performing in various venues for the last 40 years, across a variety of instruments and styles. Usually in a band situation, and often as the backup instrumentalist, he has now stepped out on his own as a solo performer.
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