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Otis Rush and his Blues Band - Live in Boston 1973 (Complete Bootleg) — DeepCutsArchive

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Otis Rush and his Blues Band - Live in Boston 1973 (Complete Bootleg)

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Full SBD boot from Joe's Place in Boston - April 5, 1973 (00:00) Intro & Watermelon Man (08:15) It Takes A Little Time...........................click SHOW MORE to expand vvv (11:56) I Can't Quit You Baby (18:00) Keep Loving Me Baby (21:06) Popcorn (25:41) Gambler's Blues (31:41) Why I sing the Blues (37:39) Please Love Me (42:26) Double Trouble (45:53) Everything's Gonna Work Out Fine (51:03) Please Please Please

About Otis Rush

American blues musician, singer and guitarist, born April 29, 1935 in Philadelphia, Mississippi; died September 29, 2018.

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Added 15 Jun 2026

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