Year of release 2017

Songs 30

Album time 01:11:06

Genre list Country Pop

1
Who Will He Be
 
2:42
2
I Thought I Heard You Call My Name
 
2:34
3
Pay Day
 
1:59
4
Doll Face
 
1:53
5
As Long As I'm Dreaming
 
2:05
6
Turn It Over In Your Mind
 
2:32
7
Tomorrow We'll Retire
 
2:35
8
Haven't You Heard
 
2:28
9
Tell Her Lies And Feed Her Candy
 
2:05
10
Just Before Dawn
 
2:30
11
Dear Lonesome
 
2:14
12
Me And Fred And Joe And Bill
 
2:00
13
Out Of Sight, Out Of Mind
 
2:11
14
I'm Gonna Sing
 
2:21
15
The Battle Of Little Big Horn
 
2:17
16
The Girl Who Didn't Need Love
 
2:29
17
Your Kind Of People
 
2:32
18
Legend Of The Big Steeple
 
3:12
19
Wakin' Up The Crowd
 
2:04
20
Falling Again
 
2:19
21
An Old Log Cabin For Sale
 
2:54
22
Your Old Love Letters
 
2:14
23
Heartbreak Affair
 
2:11
24
Everything She Touches Gets The Blues
 
2:16
25
Misery Loves Company
 
2:37
26
I Cried Again
 
2:19
27
Cold Dark Waters
 
2:31
28
Ain't It Awful
 
2:01
29
I've Enjoyed As Much Of This As I Can Stand
 
2:41
30
One Way Ticket To The Blues
 
2:36

The Singles Collection 1952-62 (CD2) by Porter Wagoner appears in this catalog as a structured album entry The description uses the same album data that is shown on the page, so the text stays close to the actual listing.

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