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Michael Nesmith & the First National Band Nevada Fighter Mp3, Flac Michael Nesmith & The First National Band Nevada Fighter mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Rock Album: Nevada Fighter Country: Japan Style: Country Rock MP3 version RAR size: 1192 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1247 mb WMA version RAR size: 1175 mb Rating: 4.7 Votes: 564 Other Formats: DXD FLAC MP3 MOD MMF AU WAV Tracklist Hide Credits 1 Grand Ennui 2:07 2 Propinquity (I've Just Begun To Care) 2:59 3 Here I Am 3:15 4 Only Bound 3:23 5 Nevada Fighter 3:06 Texas Morning 6 3:00 Written-By – Boomer Castleman, Michael Murphey* Tumbling Tumbleweeds 7 4:10 Written-By – Bob Nolan I Looked Away 8 3:13 Written-By – Bobby Whitlock, Eric Clapton Rainmaker 9 3:17 Written-By – Bill Martin , Harry Nilsson Rene 10 1:40 Written-By – O.J. "Red" Rhodes* Companies, etc. Copyright (c) – Awareness Records Licensed From – Michael Nesmith Pressed By – MPO Recorded At – RCA's Music Center Of The World Credits Bass – Joe Osborn, John London, Max Bennett Drums – John Ware, Ron Tutt Engineer – Dennis Smith, Lynn Kent Tunks*, Pete Abbott Guitar – Al Casey , James Burton Keyboards – Glen Hardin, Michael Cohen* Pedal Steel Guitar – Red Rhodes Producer, Arranged By, Vocals, Guitar – Michael Nesmith Notes (C) 1991 Awareness Records, Licensed from Michael Nesmith. Awareness Records. 6 Vernon Avenue. London SW20 8BW. Recorded at RCA's Music Center Of The World, Hollywood, California. This album is respectfully dedicated International-Harvester, makers of automatic reapers & other fine products. Nevada Fighter is dedicated to the Great People of the Navajo. Liner Photo by Michael, Phyliss & Dean on location, Indio, California. Dixie dewdrop & a Lonely Sailor Feedin' each other booze Neither is sure which is lonelier Nor who has the most to lose And as the night comes over The crickets at the door And the neon turns them red They'll do it again Because they're afraid That tomorrow they'll be dead. "Papa Nes" Barcode and Other Identifiers Barcode (Text): 5 017701 102525 Barcode (Scan): 5017701102525 Matrix / Runout: AWCD 1025 MPO 01 Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year Michael Michael Nesmith & Nesmith & The The First National LSP-4497 RCA Victor LSP-4497 US 1971 First National Band - Nevada Band Fighter (LP, Album) Michael Nesmith & The Nevada Fighter (LP, LSP 4497 RCA Victor LSP 4497 US 1971 First National Album, M/Print) Band Michael Michael Nesmith & Nesmith & The The First National LSP-4497 RCA Victor LSP-4497 US 1971 First National Band - Nevada Band Fighter (LP, Album) Michael Nesmith & Michael The First National Nesmith & The RPL-3007 Band - Nevada RCA RPL-3007 Japan 1981 First National Fighter (LP, Album, Band RE) Sundazed, RCA Michael Nevada Fighter (LP, Victor, Sony LP 5514, Nesmith & The LP 5514, Album, RE, RM, Music US 2018 8884304091 First National 8884304091 Whi) Commercial Band Music Group Related Music albums to Nevada Fighter by Michael Nesmith & The First National Band Michael Nesmith - Magic (This Night Is Magic) Michael Martin Murphey - What She Wants Michael Nesmith & The First National Band - Loose Salute Michael Murphey - Geronimo's Cadillac Michael Nesmith - Musician And Philanthropist Michael Nesmith Michael Murphey - Michael Murphey Michael Nesmith & The First National Band Redux - Live At The Troubadour Michael Nesmith & The First National Band - Magnetic South Eric Clapton With The National Orchestra Conductor: Michael Kamen - Royal Albert Hall London - Final Concert Michael Martin Murphey - River Of Time Michael Nesmith - Pretty Much Your Standard Ranch Stash Michael Nesmith - Infinite Rider On The Big Dogma.
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