Gary Stewart Gary - Cactus And A Rose (CD)

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(Morello) 20 tracks Gary Stewart was an American country musician and songwriter. He was known... more

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Gary Stewart: Gary - Cactus And A Rose (CD)

(Morello) 20 tracks
Gary Stewart was an American country musician and songwriter. He was known for his distinctive, vibrant voice and his style of outlaw country.

. During his greatest success and popularity in the mid-1970s, Time magazine described him as the "King of Honkytonky," and he is indeed considered one of the greatest "Honkytonkers" of the era. This release brings together his two classic albums from 1979 and 1980 on one CD.

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Interpret: Gary Stewart
Album titlle: Gary - Cactus And A Rose (CD)
Genre Country
Artikelart CD
Label Morello
EAN: 5013929896833
weight in Kg 0.11

Stewart, Gary - Gary - Cactus And A Rose (CD) CD 1
01	Mazelle	Gary Stewart
02	Shady streets	Gary Stewart
03	The next thing you know	Gary Stewart
04	Everything a good little girl needs	Gary Stewart
05	The same thing	Gary Stewart
06	The blues don't care who's got 'em	Gary Stewart
07	I've just seen the rock of ages	Gary Stewart
08	Walkaway	Gary Stewart
09	Lost highway	Gary Stewart
10	One more	Gary Stewart
11	Okeechobee purple	Gary Stewart
12	Cactus and a rose	Gary Stewart
13	Staring each other down	Gary Stewart
14	Lover's knot	Gary Stewart
15	Ghost train	Gary Stewart
16	Roarin'	Gary Stewart
17	Harlan County highway	Gary Stewart
18	Are we dreamin' the same dream	Gary Stewart
19	How could we come to this after that	Gary Stewart