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Schuyler, Knobloch & Overstreet S-K-O mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Pop Album: S-K-O Country: US Released: 1986 Style: Country MP3 version RAR size: 1183 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1607 mb WMA version RAR size: 1795 mb Rating: 4.9 Votes: 352 Other Formats: RA XM MMF VQF MP4 FLAC VOX Tracklist Hide Credits You Can't Stop Love A1 3:31 Written-By – Paul Overstreet, Thom Schuyler I Go Back A2 3:29 Written-By – Thom Schuyler Baby's Got A New Baby A3 3:27 Written-By – Dan Tyler , Fred Knoblock Trains Make Me Lonesome A4 3:41 Written-By – Paul Overstreet, Thom Schuyler Country Heart A5 4:21 Written-By – Larry Byrom, Thom Schuyler A Little More Love B1 3:04 Written-By – Fred Knoblock, Thom Schuyler Somebody's Doin' Me Right B2 3:31 Written-By – Dan Tyler , Fred Knoblock, Paul Overstreet Bitter Pill To Swallow B3 3:35 Written-By – Fred Knoblock American Me B4 3:33 Written-By – Fred Knoblock, Thom Schuyler Love Is The Hero B5 2:57 Written-By – Fred Knoblock, Paul Overstreet, Thom Schuyler Credits Bass Guitar – Joe Osborn, Larry Paxton, Michael Rhodes, Paul Overstreet Drum, Percussion – James Stroud Electric Guitar – Fred Knoblock, Joe Wilson , Jon Goin, Kenny Mims, Paul Worley Electric Guitar, Mandolin – Steve Gibson Executive Producer – Cliff Audretch, Jr. Fiddle – Mark O'Connor Harmonica – Terry McMillan Keyboards – Barry Beckett, Dennis Burnside, Mitch Humphries, Paul Davis , Randy McCormick Producer – James Stroud Resonator Guitar [Dobro] – Jerry Douglas Steel Guitar – Sonny Garrish Vocals, Acoustic Guitar – Fred Knoblock, Paul Overstreet, Thom Schuyler Barcode and Other Identifiers Barcode (Scanned): 081847105813 Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year Schuyler, MTM Records, 4XT-71058, S-K-O (Cass, 4XT-71058, Knobloch & Capitol US 1986 none Album) none Overstreet Records, Inc. Related Music albums to S-K-O by Schuyler, Knobloch & Overstreet 1. Paul Overstreet - Sowin' Love / Love Helps Those 2. Tommy Overstreet - This Time I'm In It For The Love 3. Michael Martin Murphey - Americana 4. Rev. Louis Overstreet - An Evening With Reverend Louis Overstreet - His Guitar, His Four Sons & The Congregation At St. Luke's Powerhouse Church Of God In Christ 5. Thom Kelling - Oba Oba / Cade Za Za 6. Sandi Thom - Caledonia 7. Ronnie Dove - Rise And Shine 8. Paul Overstreet - Love Is Strong 9. Michael Martin Murphey - A Long Line Of Love 10. Paul Overstreet - Time.

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