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Day to Day
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Boogaloo Pie
02:40
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Looking Glass
03:02
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Long Time Ago
02:47
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Big Louie's Birthday
03:04
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Rock-A-Bye Nursery Rhyme
03:01
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Come On Son
03:12
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I Didn't Know
02:37
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Send Me No Letters
02:12
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Black Gold
02:41
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Lonely Summertime
03:35
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Eve
02:23
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Superman
02:40
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The Rockin' Berries Birmingham, UK
Originating in Birmingham and heavily influenced by Chuck Berry, their name nods to the legend. The band emerged during the Sixties British beat Boom, starting in Midlands town halls but honing their skills in German nightclubs."The Rockin' Berries" bring homage to their original inspiration with a vibrant iconic sound, seamlessly blending nostalgia with contemporary flair. ... more
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