BR5-49 - BR5-49 - COMPACT DISCS [CD]
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- Genre: Country
- Description: This band's name comes from the phone # of Junior Samples' used car lot on Hee Haw; their sound comes from the ghosts of Nashville's Lower Broadway, and their debut EP, Live from Robert's, came with some of the year's most amazing reviews. Their self-titled full-length covers true classics from the likes of Moon Mullican, Mel Tillis and Graham Parsons as well as showcasing some killer originals. First single/video InchCherokee Boogie,Inch to be serviced to select AAA and alternative formats as well as country outlets. Album Tracks 1. Even If It's Wrong 2. Cherokee Boogie 3. Honky Tonk Song 4. Lifetime to Prove 5. Little Ramona 6. Crazy Arms 7. I Ain't Never 8. Chains of This Town 9. Are You Gettin' Tired of Me 10. Hickory Wind 11. One Long Saturday Night
- Artist: BR5-49
- Title: BR5-49
- Format: CD
- Label: Arista
- Release Date: 09/17/1996
- Genre: Country
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- Product Name: BR5-49 - BR5-49 - COMPACT DISCS
- UPC: 078221881821
This band's name comes from the phone # of Junior Samples' used car lot on Hee Haw; their sound comes from the ghosts of Nashville's Lower Broadway, and their debut EP, Live from Robert's, came with some of the year's most amazing reviews. Their self-titled full-length covers true classics from the likes of Moon Mullican, Mel Tillis and Graham Parsons as well as showcasing some killer originals. First single/video InchCherokee Boogie,Inch to be serviced to select AAA and alternative formats as well as country outlets. Album Tracks 1. Even If It's Wrong 2. Cherokee Boogie 3. Honky Tonk Song 4. Lifetime to Prove 5. Little Ramona 6. Crazy Arms 7. I Ain't Never 8. Chains of This Town 9. Are You Gettin' Tired of Me 10. Hickory Wind 11. One Long Saturday Night
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