Year of release 1994

Songs 25

Album time 01:07:50

Genre list Country

1
Going Back To A. L. A.
 
2:41
2
You Call Everybody Darlin'
 
2:47
3
The Battle Hymn Of The Republic
 
2:46
4
Black Eyed Susie
 
2:51
5
When They Played That Old Missouri Waltz
 
2:54
6
Blame It All On Nashville
 
2:31
7
The Kissing Dance
 
2:57
8
Rag Mop
 
2:51
9
What, Where And When
 
2:48
10
Birmingham Bounce
 
2:34
11
We're Gonna Go Fishin' (Next Saturday Night)
 
2:30
12
Cincinnati Dancing Pig
 
2:38
13
River Road Two Step
 
2:36
14
Mop Rag Boogie
 
2:33
15
No One But You
 
2:48
16
Within My Heart (La Golondrina)
 
2:51
17
Helegged Hilegged
 
2:25
18
You Drifted
 
2:49
19
The Strange Little Girl
 
2:56
20
Chew Tobacco Rag
 
2:33
21
Slow Poke
 
3:02
22
You Won't Need My Love Anymore
 
2:41
23
Two Roads
 
2:37
24
Railroad Boogie
 
2:42
25
Makin' Like A Train
 
2:36

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