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Handy Man
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Mellow Down Easy
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Muddy Waters Records
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My Last Dime
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Favorite Toy
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Paycheck Boogie
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Catfish Blues
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Blow Wind
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Come Home Blues
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Mean Old World
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Just Keep Loving Her
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Eric Hughes Band Memphis, Tennessee
Eric Hughes has been called a “guaranteed crowd-pleaser” by Living Blues Magazine;
Hughes was born in Memphis, spending
his weekends in Mississippi Eric first began performing in the clubs on Beale Street in 2001, where he continues to play several nights a week. Hughes was awarded a Muddy Mojo Award, won “Best Self-Produced CD” by Memphis Blues Society, and “Coolest Blues Song of the Year”
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