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Berta
02:38
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Already Used Me Up
02:45
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Born There
03:48
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Cheap Infatuation
02:56
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No More Heroes
02:28
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Billy Brown
03:27
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Baby, No
02:27
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Ice Cream Man
03:47
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Saint Louis
03:04
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Smoke
04:03
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White Boy
02:12
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Lawman (Bonus Track)
03:17
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Bob Reuter's Alley Ghost St Louis, Missouri
The Godfather of the South Side backed by a band of headhunters.
Bob Reuter's Alley Ghost recommends:
Bob's solo album from his days as a house-painter as pictured on front. Quintessential songs and recordings, lot's of fan favorites.
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Kamikaze Cowboy \\ Down in America
by Bob Reuter
Bob Reuter's alt-country classic, made in the golden era of alt-country. Bob was an originator of the genre and helped influence the sound as it developed in the late 80s and 90s. Expertly recorded!
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Bob Reuter's band from 1978, the Dinosaurs are a contender for St. Louis' best punk band. Short lived and lit like a fuse, this music was meant to be played loud.
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