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Whitehorse Saloon Dancing
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The Parchmen play the Whitehorse Saloon at the Spirit Lake, ID Blues festival. Thanks to all the lovely ladies who got out and danced on this video.
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m&oblues
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rosedale
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Kansas City
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Kansas City performed at the 2010 Ritzville Blues Festival by The Parchmen
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Crossroads
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Crossroads by Robert Johnson, performed by the Parchmen with drummer Rick Singer at a 50's party
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Blues Street Musicians
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The Parchmen performing as street musicians as a benefit for the Spokane Food Bank, playing downtown amid the high noise and pollution from cars, trucks and city busses. W...
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The Yuppie song.
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Humorous original song by Frank Delaney about the yuppie culture, wine and cheese, conspicuous consumption, and rat dogs, performed by The Parchmen on local television
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They Came to the Northwoods
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Original song by Frank Delaney, about the difficulty of life in the Pacific Northwest, performed by The Parchmen on local television
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You got to move
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Spiritual/blues by Mississippi Fred McDowell - performed by The Parchmen at the Riverfront Park 2010 4th of July Celebration - open D guitar tuning
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Georgia Pines
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Original song by songwriter James Kraft - playing partner of Frank Delaney in the 1980's - performed by The Parchmen on local television.
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The name Parchmen refers to the infamous Southern Prison, Parchman Farm. Many greats of the country blues served time here.
The Parchmen are a combination of blues styles, reflecting Frank's preference for the earlier acoustic country blues, and Roger's preference for the modern city blues styles.
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The name Parchmen refers to the infamous Southern Prison, Parchman Farm. Many greats of the country blues served time here.
The Parchmen are a combination of blues styles, reflecting Frank's preference for the earlier acoustic country blues, and...
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