Year of release 2009

Songs 32

Album time 01:27:00

Genre list Blues

1
Meet Me At The Station
 
2:45
2
Full Time Love
 
2:29
3
King-A-Ling
 
2:56
4
I Love You More Every Day
 
2:54
5
Teardrops On Your Letter
 
2:33
6
Some Other Day, Some Other Time
 
2:43
7
She's The One
 
2:48
8
She's That Kind
 
3:09
9
Man Hole
 
2:19
10
Fish Fare
 
2:25
11
Funny Bone
 
2:35
12
Cloud Sailin' (Don't Move)
 
2:21
13
The Sad Nite Owl
 
2:20
14
Nickel Plated
 
2:22
15
Freddy's Midnite Dream
 
2:23
16
Girl From Kookamunga
 
2:37
17
You've Got Me Licked
 
2:44
18
Double Eyed Whammy
 
2:44
19
Use What You've Got
 
3:05
20
The Mojo
 
3:05
21
Play It Cool
 
3:26
22
Untitled Instrumental # 1
 
2:10
23
Untitled Instrumental # 2
 
2:29
24
Untitled Instrumental # 3
 
2:52
25
Hide Away
 
2:29
26
Funky
 
2:26
27
Blue Shadows
 
3:40
28
Play It Cool
 
3:45
29
That Will Never Do
 
2:23
30
It's Too Late, She's Gone
 
2:22
31
Sweet Thing
 
2:27
32
Get Out Of My Life Woman
 
3:32

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