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Better Things To Do
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One Day At A Time
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End Of The Month Blues
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Busker Blues
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Throwin' The Buskers Out
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Highway 99
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Get Along Well
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Tenfold
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Depending On You
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PK Dwyer Seattle, Washington
PK Dwyer is a songwriter, creative force, and blues busker extraordinaire. PK is also a living piece of music history, much of it connected to the Seattle area and Pacific Northwest, with the distinction of being recognized as the first to busk at the Pike Place Market in 1972 [forming and fronting the band Felix & the Freelicks and PK Dwyer & the Live Wires]. View full biography on PK's website. ... more
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