Backstroke Blues Band: "When Girls Do It" (live) Video

Video description: A clip extracted from Backstroke Blues Band's concert at the Geneva Blues Summit on November 19th, 2005. The song played is entitled "When Girls Do it" (Estrin/Woodruff)... Have fun!

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Before Eden: "Wizard of the South"

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Jennifer Gentle: "I Do Dream You"

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