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Baby Doll (Clement)
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Outer Space (Reneau)
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Sally Sue (Reneau)
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Mean Eyed Cat (Cash)
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I Know You Rider (Trad)
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Rickey Lee San Francisco, California
At 61 years old Rickey "Lee" Reneau ain’t no spring chicken. He is, however, “the sloppiest guitar player west of the Mississippi" -- a one man, voice/guitar/amplifier, blunt force of primitivism with a whole lotta reverb dripping down the side. As a performer he taps into that primal, animal-like, red-blooded persona also typified by Tav Falco, Lux Interior, Hasil Adkins and Dexter Romweber. ... more
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