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Tracklist
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| 1 | Play track | Total Destruction To Your Mind |
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| 2 | Play track | Synthetic World |
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| 3 | Play track | Dust Your Head Color Red |
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| 4 | Play track | Redneck |
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| 5 | If I Die Tomorrow (I've Lived Tonight) |
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| 6 | Play track | I Was Born Blue |
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| 7 | Play track | Sal-A-Faster |
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| 8 | Play track | The World Beyond |
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| 9 | Play track | These Are Not My People |
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| 10 | Play track | Everything You'll Ever Need |
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| 11 | The Baby Is Mine |
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| 12 | Play track | Mama's Baby, Daddy's Maybe |
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| 13 | Play track | Do You Believe |
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| 14 | Play track | Predicament #2 |
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| 15 | Play track | Remember I Said Tomorrow |
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| 16 | Play track | Creeping Away |
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| 17 | Play track | Got to Get a Message to You |
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| 18 | Play track | God Bless America for What |
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| 19 | Play track | I Kissed Your Face |
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| 20 | Play track | That Ain't My Wife |
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| 21 | Play track | She Even Woke Me Up to Say Goodbye |
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| 22 | Play track | Do Our Thing Together |
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Swamp Dogg
109,635 listeners
Swamp Dogg (born Jerry Williams, Jr. on the 14th of July, 1942), is certainly one of the most eccentric people associated with American deep-soul music. Described as “Wilson Pickett meets Frank Zappa in a bad mood,” Swamp has also been infamous for his idiosyncratic and odd album covers (his association with the anti-Vietnam movement also allegedly put him on Nixon’s enemies list). Swamp released many albums over his long career on numerous record-labels (many of them indie), often leading to next to no promotion for his releases and keeping him firmly a cult musical figure. Despite… read more
Swamp Dogg (born Jerry Williams, Jr. on the 14th of July, 1942), is certainly one of the most eccentric people associated with American deep-soul music. Described as “Wilson Pickett meets F… read more
Swamp Dogg (born Jerry Williams, Jr. on the 14th of July, 1942), is certainly one of the most eccentric people associated with American deep-soul music. Described as “Wilson Pickett meets Frank Zappa in a bad mood,” Swamp has also been… read more
