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Bill Wyman’s Rhythm Kings – Let The Good Times Roll
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This captures Bill Wyman’s Rhythm Kings on the road, in the studio and onstage during their 2004 European tour, featuring a host of talented musicians, today’s Rhythm Kings line-up
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