K.K. Martin - Naked Blues Vol.2 [CD]
K.K. Martin - Naked Blues Vol.2 [CD]
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This is Rip Cat's re-release of K.K. Martin's Naked Blues Vol 2. K.K. Martin is a fourth generation musician born in West Monroe, Louisiana. He was exposed in the womb as his mom loved listening to the music of Jimmie Rodgers, Robert Johnson and Hank Williams; he was baptized in the blues before he was even born. He found rock n' roll when he moved to Hollywood.
Tracklist:
- Rattlesnake Shake
- Slow Motion Daddy
- Gin Soaked Boy
- Alligator Wine
- Old #7
- Dallas
- No One Can Forgive Me
- Your Darkest Hour
- Too Much Alcohol
- Leave The Backdoor Open
- Parish Rag
- See That My Grave Is Kept Clean
UPC: 884501703994
Label: Rip Cat Records
Release Date: 4.17.12
Format: CD
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