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Willie Nelson & Webb Pierce / Willie Nelson & Hank Snow Willie Nelson In The Jailhouse Now / Brand On My Heart mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Folk, World, & Country Album: In The Jailhouse Now / Brand On My Heart Country: US Released: 2000 Style: Country MP3 version RAR size: 1863 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1395 mb WMA version RAR size: 1531 mb Rating: 4.6 Votes: 100 Other Formats: MOD AU MIDI DTS MPC TTA APE Tracklist Hide Credits In The Jailhouse Now There Stands The Glass 1 –Willie Nelson & Webb Pierce Written-By – Audrey Greisham, Mary Jean Shurtz, 2:20 Russ Hull Wondering 2 –Willie Nelson & Webb Pierce 3:33 Written-By – Joe Werner In The Jailhouse Now 3 –Willie Nelson & Webb Pierce 2:08 Written-By – Jimmie Rodgers You're Not Mine Anymore 4 –Willie Nelson & Webb Pierce Written-By – Virgil Wilburn*, Thurman Wilburn*, 2:17 Webb Pierce Heebie Jeebie Blues No. 2 5 –Willie Nelson & Webb Pierce Written-By – Max Powell, Webb Pierce, Willie 2:49 Nelson Slowly 6 –Willie Nelson & Webb Pierce 2:25 Written-By – Tommy Hill, Webb Pierce I Don't Care 7 –Willie Nelson & Webb Pierce 2:14 Written-By – Cindy Walker, Webb Pierce Back Street Affair 8 –Willie Nelson & Webb Pierce 2:45 Written-By – Billy Wallace Let Me Be The First To Know 9 –Willie Nelson & Webb Pierce 2:39 Written-By – Doyle Wilburn, Teddy Wilburn More And More 10 –Willie Nelson & Webb Pierce 2:09 Written-By – Merle Kilgore, Webb Pierce Brand On My Heart Golden Rocket 11 –Willie Nelson & Hank Snow 2:45 Written-By – Hank Snow I've Been Everywhere 12 –Willie Nelson & Hank Snow 2:50 Written-By – Geoff Mack I Almost Lost My Mind 13 –Willie Nelson & Hank Snow 3:36 Written-By – Ivory Joe Hunter Caribbean 14 –Willie Nelson & Hank Snow 3:19 Written-By – Mitchell Torok Brand On My Heart 15 –Willie Nelson & Hank Snow 3:06 Written-By – Hank Snow I'm Movin' On 16 –Willie Nelson & Hank Snow 2:42 Written-By – Hank Snow Send Me The Pillow You Dream On 17 –Willie Nelson & Hank Snow 3:14 Written-By – Hank Locklin I Don't Hurt Anymore 18 –Willie Nelson & Hank Snow Written By – Donald Robertson*Written-By – Jack 2:55 Rollins A Fool Such As I 19 –Willie Nelson & Hank Snow 3:00 Written-By – Bill Trader It Makes No Difference Now 20 –Willie Nelson & Hank Snow 2:28 Written-By – Floyd Tillman, Jimmie Davis Notes This CD reissues two albums on one CD: In The Jailhouse Now Brand On My Heart Barcode and Other Identifiers Barcode (Scanned): 010963019827 Related Music albums to In The Jailhouse Now / Brand On My Heart by Willie Nelson Webb Pierce - Love, Love, Love / If You Were Me Webb Pierce - There Stands The Glass Willie Nelson & Webb Pierce - In The Jailhouse Now Webb Pierce - The Wondering Boy Part 1 Webb Pierce - I'm Tired / It's My Way Webb Pierce - Even Tho / Sparkling Brown Eyes Webb Pierce - I'll Always Take Care Of You / Back Street Affair Webb Pierce - In The Jailhouse Now Webb Pierce - Webb Pierce Webb Pierce - Don't Do It Darlin' Webb Pierce - Back Street Affair / I'll Always Take Care Of You Webb Pierce - Just Webb Pierce!.
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