Guilt: Robert Cray's "Right Next Door (Because of Me)"

Update: 2019-12-05

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Why don't blues songs talk about guilt or shame or regret? Why does Robert Cray address these emotions that most blues songs avoid? Explore themes of the modern blues.

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Guilt: Robert Cray's "Right Next Door (Because of Me)"

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Guilt: Robert Cray's "Right Next Door (Because of Me)"

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Guilt: Robert Cray's "Right Next Door (Because of Me)"