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Ernest Tubb Ernest Tubb Sings Country Hits Old & New With The Texas Troubadours mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Folk, World, & Country Album: Ernest Tubb Sings Country Hits Old & New With The Texas Troubadours Country: Canada Released: 1967 MP3 version RAR size: 1102 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1637 mb WMA version RAR size: 1104 mb Rating: 4.1 Votes: 541 Other Formats: VQF WMA AC3 AIFF RA MMF TTA Tracklist A1 Memphis Tennessee 2:08 A2 Before I Met You 2:15 A3 Tennessee Waltz 2:42 A4 Fireball Mail 2:27 A5 Under Your Spell Again 2:39 A6 I'm Gonna Tie One On Tonight 2:04 B1 Remember Me (When The Candle Lights Are Gleaming) 2:38 B2 I Hung My Head And Cried 1:55 B3 Holdin' Hands 2:18 B4 No Matter What Happens My Darling 2:35 b5 Waitin' In Your Welfare Line 2:11 B6 May The Bird Of Paradise Fly Up Your Nose 2:35 Companies, etc. Licensed Through – The Compo Company Ltd. Credits Sleeve Notes – Norma Barthel Notes Lithographed in Canada Made in Canada Decca Stereo black labels with silver lettering Barcode and Other Identifiers Matrix / Runout (Side A etched): 7-10386 Matrix / Runout (Side B etched): 7-10387 Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year Ernest Tubb, The Texas Ernest Tubb, The Troubadours - Ernest Tubb Sings DL 4772 Texas Country Hits Old & New With Decca DL 4772 US 1967 Troubadours The Texas Troubadours (LP, Comp, Mono) Ernest Tubb, The Texas Ernest Tubb, The Troubadours - Ernest Tubb Sings DL 74772 Texas Country Hits Old & New With Decca DL 74772 US 1967 Troubadours The Texas Troubadours (LP, Comp) Ernest Tubb, The Texas Ernest Tubb, The Troubadours - Ernest Tubb Sings LAT 8671 Texas Country Hits Old & New With Brunswick LAT 8671 UK 1967 Troubadours The Texas Troubadours (LP, Mono, Comp) Ernest Tubb, The Texas Ernest Tubb, The Troubadours - Ernest Tubb Sings LAT 8671 Texas Country Hits Old & New With Brunswick LAT 8671 US 1967 Troubadours The Texas Troubadours (LP, Mono, Comp) Ernest Tubb, The Texas Ernest Tubb, The Troubadours - Ernest Tubb Sings DL 4772 Texas Country Hits Old & New With Decca DL 4772 US 1967 Troubadours The Texas Troubadours (LP, Album, Comp, Mono, Promo) Related Music albums to Ernest Tubb Sings Country Hits Old & New With The Texas Troubadours by Ernest Tubb Ernest Tubb And His Texas Troubadours - Hittin' The Road Ernest Tubb And His Texas Troubadours - My Pick Of The Hits Ernest Tubb And His Texas Troubadours - The Ernest Tubb Story Ernest Tubb - All Time Greatest Hits - The Last Sessions Ernest Tubb - Great Country Ernest Tubb - Two Glasses, Joe / Journey's End Ernest Tubb - The Definitive Hits Collection Ernest Tubb - Too Much Of Not Enough The Texas Troubadours - The Terrific Texas Troubadours Ernest Tubb And His Texas Troubadours - Midnight Jamboree.

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