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The Long Ryders a Conversation with the Long Ryders Mp3, Flac, Wma The Long Ryders A Conversation With The Long Ryders mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Rock Album: A Conversation With The Long Ryders Country: UK Released: 1985 Style: Country Rock MP3 version RAR size: 1169 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1308 mb WMA version RAR size: 1243 mb Rating: 4.7 Votes: 888 Other Formats: ASF DMF MP4 MP3 AC3 AU VQF Tracklist A1 Dialogue - Looking For Lewis And Clark A2 Dialogue - Lights Of Downtown A3 Dialogue - WDIA A4 Dialogue - Mason-Dixon Line A5 Dialogue - Here Comes That Train Again A6 Dialogue - Years Long Ago B1 Dialogue - Good Times Tomorrow, Hard Times Today B2 Dialogue - Two Kinds Of Love B3 Dialogue - You Just Can't Ride The Boxcars Anymore B4 Dialogue - Capturing The Flag B5 Dialogue - State Of My Union Credits Engineer – Neill King Producer – Will Birch Notes Different label to US version. Plain white cardboard sleeve with circular sticker showing The Long Ryders and State Of Our Union logos. 'A CONVERSATION WITH THE LONG RYDERS' STATE OF OUR UNION This is a promotional item. Not for sale. Labels include "Dialogue" plus the track names and writing credits. Warner Bros Music Ltd/Bug Music The Long Ryders were in conversation with Tony Michaelides of Piccadilly Radio Related Music albums to A Conversation With The Long Ryders by The Long Ryders Pyro - Voices / Dialogue Laurent Coq - Dialogue Inner Dialogue - Futuristic Pastime Rod Laver - The Dialogue - Rudolph Wayne Vs. The Man The Avener Feat. Rodriguez - Hate Street Dialogue KEI - Dialogue Johnny Cash - The Living Legend Johnny Cash Vol.9; Transcriptions & Miscellaneous Songs III: The Johnny Cash Story Liquid Waves - Jazz Dialogue EP Chicago - Dialogue (Part 1 & 2) Scarlet Soho - Analogue Dialogue.
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