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#Demo of tom anderson guitars archive

I also found that I really seem to like tombstone blues, it's got a great rhythm not to mention it's aided by Bloomfield's screeching guitar.

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I definitely want to hear back and see what your rankings are and how you agree or disagree with mine. I thought it would be interesting to share my thoughts on the tracks from Dylan's most famous album Highway 61 revisited.

#Demo of tom anderson guitars archive

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