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She Calls Me Kingfish
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Another Life Goes By
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Not Gonna Lie
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Too Young To Remember
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You're Already Gone
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My Bad
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That's All It Takes
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I Got To See You
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Your Time Is Gonna Come
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That's What You Do
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Something In The Dirt
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Christone "Kingfish" Ingram Clarksdale, Mississippi
With his blistering guitar playing and intense, soulful vocals, 24-year-old blues sensation Christone “Kingfish” Ingram delivers every song on Live In London with unmatched passion. The Mississippi native creates deeply rooted contemporary blues that speak to his generation and beyond. NPR Music says, “Astounding...It’s almost like he's singing through the guitar…Scorching and invigorating.” ... more
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