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Old Rock Island Blues by Lonnie Coleman
Lonnie Coleman
Artist Biography For Lonnie Coleman
Lonnie Coleman Recorded Two Songs In Atlanta In 1929 Old Rock Island Blues And Wild About My Loving Playing What Sounds Like A Banjo Mandolin And Accompanied By An Unknown Guitar Player.
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Lonnie Coleman Recorded Two Songs In Atlanta In 1929 Old Rock Island Blues And Wild About My Loving Playing What Sounds Like A Banjo Mandolin And Accompanied By An Unknown Guitar Player.
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