Year of release 1996

Songs 32

Album time 01:18:39

Genre list Country

1
I've Learned To Live With You
 
2:33
2
Nobody Like You
 
2:16
3
Lake Lonely
 
2:25
4
It's Never Too Late
 
2:14
5
One Less Heartache
 
2:19
6
A Tear Dropped By
 
2:25
7
When Your House Is Not A Home
 
2:30
8
I Can't Cry Him Away
 
2:45
9
That's What Lonesome Is
 
2:51
10
Foggy River
 
2:20
11
When Two Worlds Collide
 
2:16
12
Loose Talk
 
2:24
13
I Can't Stop Loving You
 
2:31
14
The Big Wheel
 
2:22
15
Born To Lose
 
2:36
16
If You've Got The Money, I've Got The Time
 
2:05
17
Half A Mind
 
2:44
18
Cigarettes And Coffee Blues
 
2:28
19
That's What It's Like To Be Lonesome
 
2:29
20
The Violet And A Rose
 
2:28
21
Just Call Me Lonesome
 
2:23
22
Two Little Boys
 
2:51
23
He Plays The Bongo (I Play The Banjo)
 
2:03
24
Second Fiddle (To An Old Guitar)
 
2:14
25
Nobody's Business [W Cal Smith]
feat Cal Smith
2:36
26
It Was Too Late [W Cal Smith]
feat Cal Smith
2:19
27
Someone's Gotta Cry
 
2:47
28
Ain't You Ashamed
 
2:24
29
Don't Take Advantage Of Me
 
2:31
30
Let Me Be The Judge
 
2:45
31
More To Love Than This
 
2:22
32
Franklin County Moonshine
 
2:39

The catalog page for The Melody Ranch Girl (CD5) by Jean Shepard brings the main album facts together It combines the visible track data, genre labels and release notes into a single readable description.

The page stores practical album details such as release year 1996, genre area Country, 32 tracks, total running time 1:18:39, and cover artwork available. These details help distinguish the page from a short title-only listing.

The track list starts with I've Learned To Live With You, Nobody Like You, Lake Lonely, It's Never Too Late, One Less Heartache, A Tear Dropped By, When Your House Is Not A Home, and I Can't Cry Him Away. 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 Two Little Boys is one of the longer tracks at 2:51 and He Plays The Bongo (I Play The Banjo) is one of the shorter tracks at 2:03. It helps separate compact songs from longer album pieces without adding opinion.

Overall, The Melody Ranch Girl (CD5) is represented as a catalog album page with enough surrounding text for browsing, indexing and comparison. That keeps the album page from changing on every request while still avoiding identical text across entries.