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Can't Take No More
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Dedicated to my good friend and Internet Blues buddy Patrick Henricks (1962-2007) a.k.a Mr.Banker .... This track was the final new piece he was to hear and I dedicated it to him. He lost his battle with a brain tumour in July 2007.
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A total of 6 users rated on average: 4.7 stars
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» highest in charts: # 55 (38,096 songs currently listed in Blues)
» highest in sub-genre: # 6 (1,013 songs currently listed in Blues > Electric Blues) » today's position: # 138 in Blues
» today's position in sub-genre: # 24 in Electric Blues
» highest in sub-genre: # 6 (1,013 songs currently listed in Blues > Electric Blues) » today's position: # 138 in Blues
» today's position in sub-genre: # 24 in Electric Blues
About the song
My good friend Patrick Henricks first contacted me in 1998 after he heard some of my tracks on Mp3.com. We instantly struck up an email rappor and together with the Blues Community at Mp3.com via the Blues Forum found very many good friends. Patrick promoted my music wherever he could, wrote reviews of my new material. This track was the final new piece he was to hear and I dedicated it to him. He lost his battle with a brain tumour in July 2007.