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Charley Pride The Country Way mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Folk, World, & Country Album: The Country Way Country: Germany Released: 1967 MP3 version RAR size: 1862 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1428 mb WMA version RAR size: 1560 mb Rating: 4.2 Votes: 245 Other Formats: DXD AAC APE AHX MP3 MOD WMA Tracklist A1 Too Hard To Say I'm Sorry 2:32 A2 The Little Folks 2:47 A3 Crystal Chandelier 2:47 A4 Act Naturally 2:31 A5 Does My Ring Hurt Your Finger 2:16 A6 Mama Don't Cry For Me 2:51 B1 The Day The World Stood Still 2:30 B2 Gone, On The Other Hand 2:29 B3 You Can Tell The World 2:34 B4 I'll Wander Back To You 3:01 B5 Life Turned Her That Way 2:16 B6 I Threw Away The Rose 3:00 Credits Bass [Uncredited] – Junior Huskey Drums [Uncredited] – Jerry Carrigan Engineer – Jim Malloy Guitar [Uncredited] – Fred Carter, Jr., Harold Bradley, Jerry Hubbard*, Jerry Stembridge, Ray Edenton, Wayne Moss Organ [Uncredited] – Hargus Robbins Piano [Uncredited] – Don Robertson , Hargus Robbins Producer – Chet Atkins, Felton Jarvis Producer, Guitar [Uncredited] – Jack Clement Steel Guitar [Uncredited] – Joe Talbot (tracks: B2), Lloyd Green, Weldon Myrick Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year The Country Way (LP, LSP-3895 Charley Pride RCA Victor LSP-3895 Germany Unknown Album) The Country Way (LP, FL-S-1612 Charley Pride First Record FL-S-1612 Taiwan 1968 Album, Unofficial) The Country Way (LP, LPM-3895 Charley Pride RCA Victor LPM-3895 US 1967 Album, Mono) The Country Way (Cass, PK-1308 Charley Pride RCA PK-1308 Canada 1972 Album, RE) The Country Way (LP, LSP-3895 Charley Pride RCA Victor LSP-3895 Canada 1967 Album) Related Music albums to The Country Way by Charley Pride Nito Mestre Y Los Desconocidos De Siempre - Saltaba Sobre Las Nubes Harlan Leonard And His Rockets - Hairy Joe Jump / My Gal Sal Wise Guys - Klartext The Creeping Nobodies - Dragging The Muck From The Outside Inside Hal Kemp And His Orchestra - The Bride Comes Home / Workout Charley Pride - The Essential Charley Pride Ambrose And His Orchestra - My Red Letter Day / Wood And Ivory Prairie Ramblers - Deep Elem Blues / Just Because Treehouse - Ana Bamse - 1988 Bushido - Auf Die Harte Tour 2004 Live-Set The Permanent / Abandon Ship - The Permanent + Abandon Ship.

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