Year of release 1997

Songs 27

Album time 01:01:01

Genre list World Music, Country

1
Back In The Saddle Again
 
2:42
2
Dust
 
2:20
3
Sing Me A Song Of The Saddle
 
1:47
4
Tumbling Tumbleweeds
 
2:25
5
The One Rose
 
2:12
6
That Silver-Haired Daddy Of Mine
 
2:00
7
Rhythm Of The Range
 
1:39
8
Blueberry Hill
 
2:25
9
El Rancho Grande
 
2:15
10
Mellow Mountain Moon
 
2:05
11
We Never Dream The Same Dream Twice
 
2:02
12
When You And I Were Young Maggie
 
2:04
13
Maria Elena
 
2:03
14
Be Honest With Me
 
1:51
15
Tears On My Pillow
 
2:37
16
The Yellow Rose Of Texas
 
1:42
17
Lonely Ruver
 
1:52
18
Tweedle-O-Twill
 
1:49
19
At Mail Call Today
 
2:44
20
Don't Live A Lie
 
2:35
21
Don't Hang Around Me Anymore
 
2:48
22
I'll Be Back
 
2:34
23
Silver Spurs (On The Golden Stairs)
 
2:42
24
I Wish I Had Never Met Sunshine
 
2:37
25
You Only Want Me When You're Lonely
 
2:34
26
You're Not My Darlin' Anymore
 
2:42
27
Oklahoma Hills
 
2:06

Sing Cowboy Sing (CD1) by Gene Autry appears in the catalog with release information and a full track view It gives visitors a fuller view of the release before moving into individual tracks.

The release information on this page points to release year 1997, genre area World Music and Country, 27 tracks, total running time 1:01:01, and cover artwork available. This gives the page enough context to describe the release in a natural catalog style.

Track names visible on the page include Back In The Saddle Again, Dust, Sing Me A Song Of The Saddle, Tumbling Tumbleweeds, The One Rose, That Silver-Haired Daddy Of Mine, Rhythm Of The Range, and Blueberry Hill. These titles make the note specific to this release.

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