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Chet Atkins From Nashville With Love mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Pop / Folk, World, & Country Album: From Nashville With Love Country: US Released: 1966 Style: Country MP3 version RAR size: 1102 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1241 mb WMA version RAR size: 1564 mb Rating: 4.7 Votes: 135 Other Formats: AHX AAC VOX ASF WMA MIDI MP3 Tracklist Hide Credits La Fiesta A1 2:46 Written-By – Williams* The Song From Moulin Rouge (Where Is Your Heart) A2 2:14 Written-By – Auric*, Engvick* Something Tender A3 2:57 Written-By – Barnes* A4 Romance 3:05 Drina A5 2:34 Written-By – Binicki* Al-Di-La A6 2:19 Written-By – Carlo Donida, Mogol From Nashville With Love B1 2:41 Written-By – Loudermilk* English Leather B2 2:19 Written-By – Banks* After The Tears B3 2:34 Written-By – Atkins*, Nagel* Stranger On The Shore B4 2:43 Written-By – Bilk*, Mellin* Soul Journey B5 2:19 Written-By – Atkins*, Spencer* I Love Paris B6 2:30 Written-By – Porter* Credits Arranged By – William K. McElhiney* Engineer – Chuck Seitz, Jim Malloy Liner Notes – John D. Loudermilk Producer – Anita Kerr, Bob Ferguson, Chet Atkins Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year From Nashville With Love (LP, LPM-3647 Chet Atkins RCA Victor LPM-3647 US 1966 Mono) From Nashville With Love (LP, LSP-3647 Chet Atkins RCA Victor LSP-3647 US Unknown RE) LSP-3647 Chet Atkins From Nashville With Love (LP) RCA LSP-3647 Germany 1966 From Nashville With Love (LP, LPM-3647 Chet Atkins RCA Victor LPM-3647 Canada 1966 Album, Mono) From Nashville With Love (LP, RD-7838 Chet Atkins RCA Victor RD-7838 UK 1966 Mono) Related Music albums to From Nashville With Love by Chet Atkins Chet Atkins - Chet Atkins and his Galloping Guitar Chet Atkins - Mister Guitar Chet Atkins / Floyd Cramer / Boots Randolph - Chet, Floyd & Boots Chet Atkins - Our Man In Nashville Chet Atkins - Christmas With Chet Atkins Chet Atkins - Chet Atkins In Hollywood Chet Atkins - Nashville Gold Chet Atkins / Doc Watson - Reflections Chet Atkins - Hum And Strum Along With Chet Atkins chet atkins -.

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