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Recorded in Berkeley, California in 1961 & 1969 and Houston, Texas in 1962, 1965, 1967 and 1969.
Live Recording
Personnel: Sam "Lightnin'" Hopkins (vocals, guitar); Geno Landry, Geno Scaggs (bass); Victor Leonard, Spider Kilpatrick, Harold "Frenchy" Joseph, Francis Clay (drums).
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