Year of release 2005

Songs 25

Album time 01:15:41

Genre list Blues, Country

1
Under The Double Eagle
 
2:58
2
Richmond Square
 
2:55
3
Flop Eared Mule
 
2:59
4
Lynchburg Town
 
3:04
5
San Antonio
 
2:44
6
What Is A Home Without Babies
 
2:53
7
Tennessee Blues
 
2:57
8
May I Sleep In Your Barn
 
3:21
9
A Trip To New York, Part 1
 
3:02
10
A Trip To New York, Part 2
 
2:53
11
A Trip To New York, Part 3
 
2:44
12
A Trip To New York, Part 4
 
2:54
13
Sweet Sixteen
 
2:53
14
My Gypsy Girl
 
2:57
15
The Only Girl I Ever Loved
 
3:03
16
A Letter To My Mother
 
3:03
17
Hesitation Blues (If The River Was Whiskey)
 
3:10
18
It's Movin' Day
 
3:28
19
Southern Medley
 
3:06
20
Honeysuckle
 
3:15
21
Goodbye Sweet Liza Jane
 
3:05
22
Look Before You Leap
 
2:47
23
Just Keep Waiting 'til The Good Time Comes
 
3:23
24
Milwaukee Blues
 
3:18
25
Where The Whippoorwill Is Whispering Goodnight
 
2:58

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