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About The Jimmy Johnson Blues Band
Born in Sweden in the late 1940's. Jimmy immigrated to Chicago after the death of his parents and began working in Chicago Blues bars that laid the groundwork for his sultry mid-western blues-swedish style. Not the prototypical blue-eyed fair-skinned Swede, Jimmy has found a home in the Chicago blues community.
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Top Tracks
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Serves Me Right To Suffer
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Your Turn To Cry
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Feel Like Breaking Up Somebody's Home
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Ain't That Just Like A Woman
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Feel Like Breaking Up Somebody
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Breaking Up Somebody's Home
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Feel Like Breaking Up Sombody's Home
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Serve Me Right to Suffer
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Ain't That Just Like A Woman
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Feel Like Breaking Up Someone's Home
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Feel Like Breaking Up Somebodys Home
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Breaking up Somebody’S Home
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Ain’T That Just Like a Woman
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Feel Like Breaking Up Sombody's
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1978 Living Chicago Blues - 04.Feel Like Breaking Up Sombody's Home
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Serves Me Right To Suffer aka Memory Pain
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Serves Me Right To Suffer - The Jimmy Johnson Blues Band
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Feel Like Breaking Up Somebody's Home Auto DJ Deb
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Your Turn To Cry - The Jimmy Johnson Blues Band
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Ain't That Just Like A Woman - The Jimmy Johnson Blues Band
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New Sensation (Dance Mix)
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Poor Boy's Dream
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