Smokey Rogers - Western Swing & Country Things download album

1 Ball Of Fire 2 Hair Of Gold,Eyes Of Blue 3 A Kiss To Remember 4 The Spelling Song (I L-o-v-e U) 5 Are You Somebody's Darlin' 6 Double Trouble 7 Tulsa Trot 8 Irma Is The Name Of My Baby 9 Blue Bonnet Polka 10 Don't Come Cryin' To Me 11 How Lonely Can You Get.

Book to be titled 'Western Swing' Spade Cooley was one of the first song-writers signed by Jean and Julian Aberbach for their new music publishing house, Hill and Range Songs, In. the publishers of this folio. Lange, Jeffrey . mile When You Call Me a Hillbilly: Country Music's Struggle for Respectability, 1939-1954. Athens, GA: University of Georgia Press (2004). This article about a music publication is a stub.

Smokey Rogers - Drinkin' And A-Thinkin' 12. Bob Wills - Silver Dew On The Bluegrass 13. Jerry Irby & His Texas Rangers - Great Long Pistol 14. Tex Williams - Never Trust A Woman 15. Leon Rusk - Air Mail Special On The Fly 16. Tex Russell - What It Means To Be Blue 17. Jimmy Widener - I'm All Through Trusting You 1. Walt Mccoy & Western Wonders - I'm A Lover Not A Fighter 22. Leon Mcauliffe - This Side Of Town 23. Billy Jack Wills - Roped And Tied 24. Hank Penny - You Can't Pull The Wool Over My Eyes 25. Tommy Duncan - Nancy Jane. Скачать раздачу по magnet-ссылке · 946 MB.

return to top. S. Saddle Up & Boogie. Saddle Up & Boogie 6 02 9 Western Swing with a Zing! (01). British Archive of Country Music CD D 356 Western Swing Time (11) England Note: 28 tracks. Stone Horse and Friends. Amethyst Records AR-9228 Tribute to Tulsa Music (?) Note: With Moe Bandy, Becky Hobbs, Mel Tillis, Hank Thompson, Luke Wills, Wanda Jackson, Billy Parker, Leon Rausch, and Red Steagall. Dave Stuckey and the Rhythm Gang. HMG HMG3010 Get A Load Of This (00) Note: First solo release from former Dave & Deke Combo member. 14 hot tracks with all star line-up.

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