Year of release 2020

Songs 34

Album time 01:18:04

Genre list Country, Rockabilly, Pop Rock

1
Midnight Train
 
2:13
2
Let's Fall In Love
 
2:12
3
The Devil's Queen
 
2:12
4
At A Distance
 
2:08
5
Jungle Magic
 
2:38
6
Bertha Lou
 
2:34
7
Til The Law Says Stop
 
2:22
8
Try
 
2:40
9
Misery
 
2:17
10
Lonely Train
 
2:25
11
(There Was A) Tall Oak Tree
 
2:09
12
Juarez Town
 
1:59
13
Hey Little One
 
2:20
14
Big Rock Candy Mountain
 
2:06
15
Your Love
 
2:07
16
Way In The Middle Of The Night
 
2:08
17
The Ghost Of Billy Malloo
 
2:24
18
Lucy Darlin'
 
2:01
19
Black Roses
 
2:35
20
The River And The Mountain
 
2:12
21
This Hotel
 
2:41
22
Hard Rock Mine
 
2:45
23
Great Shakin' Fever
 
2:05
24
That's Me Without You
 
1:58
25
Rainin'
 
2:12
26
A Full House
 
2:45
27
Circle Rock
 
2:02
28
House With A Tin Roof
 
1:34
29
Feminine Touch
 
2:21
30
Dying Ember
 
2:25
31
Rolling Restless Stones
 
2:29
32
Back To Nature
 
2:30
33
The Boys Kept Hangin' Around
 
2:31
34
I'm A Waitin' For Ya Baby
 
2:24

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