Asleep at the Wheel - Half A Hundred Years - VINYL LP
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- Genre: Country
- Description: Asleep At The Wheel celebrates their 50th Anniversary with the of the appropriately titled Half A Hundred Years. The nineteen tracks feature original band members, current band members and guest artists. The special guests include legends like Lyle Lovett, George Strait, Lee Ann Womack, Willie Nelson, and Emmylou Harris. Tracks 1-11 are new songs featuring the original band members. Tracks 12-16 are old songs featuring the current band members and Asleep At The Wheel alumni. Tracks 17-19 are songs from the vaults that have never been released and track 14 features the current and the two previous female band members. The vinyl 2LP-set is rounded out with a 12-page booklet featuring never-before-seen photos from the archive, highlighting the last 50 years of Asleep at the Wheel. Album Tracks 1. Half a Hundred Years 2. It's the Same Old South 3. I Do What I Must 4. There You Go Again Feat. Lyle Lovett 5. My Little Baby 6. Paycheck to Paycheck 7. Word to the Wise Feat. Bill Kirchen 8. That's How I Remember It 9. The Photo 10. I Love You Most of All (When You're Not Here) 11. The Wheel Boogie 12. Take Me Back to Tulsa Feat. George Strait and Willie Nelson 13. The Letter That Johnny Walker Read Feat. Lee Ann Womack 14. Bump Bounce Boogie Feat. Chris O'Connell, Katie Shore, and Elizabeth McQueen 15. Miles and Miles of Texas 16. (Get Your Kicks on) Route 66 Feat. Leroy Preston, Johnny Nicholas, and Ray Benson 17. Marie Feat. Willie Nelson 18. Spanish Two Step Feat. Johnny Gimble and Jesse Ashlock 19. The Road Will Hold Me Tonight Feat. Emmylou Harris and Willie Nelson
- Artist: Asleep at the Wheel
- Title: Half A Hundred Years
- Format: VINYL
- Label: Home Records
- Release Date: 10/01/2021
- Genre: Country
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- Product Name: Asleep at the Wheel - Half A Hundred Years - VINYL LP
- UPC: 793888436206
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Asleep At The Wheel celebrates their 50th Anniversary with the of the appropriately titled Half A Hundred Years. The nineteen tracks feature original band members, current band members and guest artists. The special guests include legends like Lyle Lovett, George Strait, Lee Ann Womack, Willie Nelson, and Emmylou Harris. Tracks 1-11 are new songs featuring the original band members. Tracks 12-16 are old songs featuring the current band members and Asleep At The Wheel alumni. Tracks 17-19 are songs from the vaults that have never been released and track 14 features the current and the two previous female band members. The vinyl 2LP-set is rounded out with a 12-page booklet featuring never-before-seen photos from the archive, highlighting the last 50 years of Asleep at the Wheel. Album Tracks 1. Half a Hundred Years 2. It's the Same Old South 3. I Do What I Must 4. There You Go Again Feat. Lyle Lovett 5. My Little Baby 6. Paycheck to Paycheck 7. Word to the Wise Feat. Bill Kirchen 8. That's How I Remember It 9. The Photo 10. I Love You Most of All (When You're Not Here) 11. The Wheel Boogie 12. Take Me Back to Tulsa Feat. George Strait and Willie Nelson 13. The Letter That Johnny Walker Read Feat. Lee Ann Womack 14. Bump Bounce Boogie Feat. Chris O'Connell, Katie Shore, and Elizabeth McQueen 15. Miles and Miles of Texas 16. (Get Your Kicks on) Route 66 Feat. Leroy Preston, Johnny Nicholas, and Ray Benson 17. Marie Feat. Willie Nelson 18. Spanish Two Step Feat. Johnny Gimble and Jesse Ashlock 19. The Road Will Hold Me Tonight Feat. Emmylou Harris and Willie Nelson

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