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Johnny Cash & The Tennessee Two Folk Songs Of The Trains And Rivers mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Folk, World, & Country Album: Folk Songs Of The Trains And Rivers Country: France Style: Country MP3 version RAR size: 1121 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1367 mb WMA version RAR size: 1150 mb Rating: 4.4 Votes: 248 Other Formats: VQF AHX VOX AUD MP2 RA APE Tracklist A1 Hey Porter 2:10 A2 Train Of Love 2:20 A3 Blue Train 2:01 A4 I Heard That Lonesome Whistle 2:12 A5 Port Of Lonely Hearts 2:34 A6 Wreck Of The Old 97 1:42 B1 Rock Island Line 2:08 B2 Big River 2:28 B3 Wide Open Road 2:30 B4 Down The Street To 301 2:03 B5 Life Goes On 1:57 Notes French Release of Story Songs of the Trains and Rivers. Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year Story Songs Of Johnny Cash & SUN 104, SUN The Trains And SUN 104, SUN The Tennessee Sun , Sun US 1969 #104 Rivers (LP, #104 Two Comp) Story Songs Of Johnny Cash & The Trains And SUN-104 The Tennessee Sun SUN-104 US 1969 Rivers (LP, Two Comp) Story Songs Of Johnny Cash & 220 13 016, BI The Trains And Bellaphon, 220 13 016, BI The Tennessee Germany Unknown 1586 Rivers (LP, Bellaphon 1586 Two Comp, RE) Story Songs Of Johnny Cash & The Trains And SUN 104 The Tennessee Rivers (LP, Sun SUN 104 US 1969 Two Comp, Mono, Promo) SRA 250 009, I'm Johnny Cash SRA 250 009, Johnny Cash Sun , Sun Australia Unknown SRA-250,009 (LP, Comp, RE) SRA-250,009 Related Music albums to Folk Songs Of The Trains And Rivers by Johnny Cash & The Tennessee Two Johnny Cash - Legend Johnny Cash And The Tennessee Two - The Singing Story Teller Johnny Cash - Big River Johnny Cash And The Tennessee Two - Get Rhythm Johnny Cash - Hello, I'm Johnny Cash Johnny Cash And The Tennessee Two - Home Of The Blues / Give My Love To Rose Johnny Cash And The Tennessee Three - Wide Open Road / Belshazah Johnny Cash And The Tennessee Two - Original Golden Hits Volume I Johnny Cash - The Living Legend Johnny Cash Vol.9; Transcriptions & Miscellaneous Songs III: The Johnny Cash Story Johnny Cash - The Best Of Johnny Cash - I walk The Line.

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