Year of release 2020

Songs 27

Album time 01:09:08

Genre list Country, Rockabilly

1
George's Playhouse Boogie
 
2:45
2
Midnight Train
 
3:06
3
Shimmy Shakin' Daddy
 
2:11
4
Careless Driver
 
2:50
5
Move It On Over
 
2:47
6
Whoa Sailor
 
2:36
7
Milk Cow Blues
 
3:11
8
Mean And Wicked Boogie
 
2:40
9
Brown Eyes
 
2:58
10
Honky Tonkin'
 
2:27
11
Time Nor Tide
 
3:09
12
New Mule Skinner Blues
 
2:10
13
Philadelphia Lawyer
 
3:15
14
Sally Let Your Bangs Hang Down
 
2:19
15
When I Lay My Burden Down
 
2:16
16
Hangover Blues
 
2:38
17
Water Baby Boogie
 
2:10
18
Dark As The Dungeon
 
2:23
19
Mule Train
 
2:56
20
Oklahoma Sweetheart Sally Ann
 
2:15
21
Faded Love
 
2:42
22
New Step It Up And Go
 
2:29
23
Alimony (Pay Me)
 
2:13
24
I Wish I Was A Single Girl Again
 
2:13
25
Your Love Light Never Shone
 
2:02
26
Meanest Man In Town
 
2:33
27
I Want To Live And Love
 
2:06

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