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Rolling Thunder
04:48
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These Hands of Mine
03:25
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The Great Train Robbery
04:10
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Into The Flow
07:12
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Workingman Blues
02:44
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Song For Charlie
01:48
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The Deer
03:25
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When This Song Is Over
07:57
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Jack Thunder Band Vanzaghello, Italy
The band was formed in the summer of 2004 in Vanzaghello (MI). Walking in the footsteps of Tex, published by the Italian Sergio Bonelli, the band struggled to recover the myth of an America that perhaps no longer exists, but that with all its lights and shadows is now intrinsically rooted in the collective imaginarium of our country. ... more
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