Year of release 1954

Songs 31

Album time 01:15:48

Genre list Country

1
How Do You Think I Feel
 
2:18
2
My New Love Affair
 
2:25
3
Don't Drop It
 
2:11
4
Don't Be The One
 
2:52
5
Outlaw
 
2:39
6
Which One Should I Choose
 
2:25
7
I Hope You Don't Care
 
2:53
8
I'm Glad You Found A Place For Me
 
2:50
9
Sixteen Tons
 
2:25
10
Missing You
 
2:22
11
I Got Religion The Old Time Way
 
2:08
12
(What Would You Do) If Jesus Came To Your House
 
2:56
13
Hold Everything (Till I Get Home)
 
2:05
14
Best Years Of Your Life
 
2:33
15
My Little Rat
 
2:36
16
Down On The Corner Of Love
 
2:24
17
A Poor Man's Riches
 
2:09
18
Juke Joint Johnny
 
2:31
19
No Thanks Bartender
 
2:35
20
Who Knows Better Than You And I
 
2:31
21
Wrong
 
2:26
22
Once More
 
2:26
23
Four Arms
 
2:26
24
Courtin' Time In Tennessee
 
2:19
25
Where Will Mommie Go?
 
2:51
26
You Used To Be My Baby
 
1:52
27
Leave Me Alone
 
2:23
28
Cold Hands Of Fate
 
2:32
29
One Sided Love Affair
 
2:03
30
A Lot Like You
 
2:49
31
Ooh, How I Love You
 
2:08

Simply Red - The Solo Singles 1954 - 1959 Plus! by Red Sovine appears in this catalog as a structured album entry It combines the visible track data, genre labels and release notes into a single readable description.

The release information on this page points to release year 1954, genre area Country, 31 tracks, total running time 1:15:48, and cover artwork available. These details help distinguish the page from a short title-only listing.

Track names visible on the page include How Do You Think I Feel, My New Love Affair, Don't Drop It, Don't Be The One, Outlaw, Which One Should I Choose, I Hope You Don't Care, and I'm Glad You Found A Place For Me. The track list is also useful when a visitor remembers a song title but not the complete album name.

The track lengths provide extra catalog context because (What Would You Do) If Jesus Came To Your House is one of the longer tracks at 2:56 and You Used To Be My Baby is one of the shorter tracks at 1:51. It helps separate compact songs from longer album pieces without adding opinion.

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