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Randy Travis Always & Forever mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Rock / Folk, World, & Country Album: Always & Forever Country: US Released: 1987 Style: Country Rock, Country MP3 version RAR size: 1142 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1453 mb WMA version RAR size: 1989 mb Rating: 4.2 Votes: 666 Other Formats: MP4 MIDI VQF AHX VOC MMF MP2 Tracklist Hide Credits Too Gone Too Long 1 2:24 Written-By – Gene Pistilli* My House 2 2:54 Written-By – Al Gore, Paul Overstreet Good Intentions 3 3:37 Written-By – Marvin Coe, Randy Travis What'll You Do About Me 4 2:38 Written-By – Dennis Linde I Won't Need You Anymore 5 3:09 Written-By – Max D. Barnes, Troy Seals Forever And Ever, Amen 6 3:31 Written-By – Don Schlitz, Paul Overstreet I Told You So 7 3:38 Written-By – Randy Travis Anything 8 2:41 Written-By – Phil Thomas , Ronnie Scaife* The Truth Is Lyin' Next To You 9 3:24 Written-By – Kent Robbins, Susan Longacre Tonight We're Gonna Tear Down The Walls 10 2:38 Written-By – Jim Sales, Randy Travis Credits Acoustic Guitar – Brent Mason, Larry Byrom, Mark Casstevens, Russell Barenberg*, Steve Gibson Backing Vocals – Alan LeBoeuf, Dennis Locorriere, Dennis Wilson , Diane Tidwell, Kathy Baillie, Lisa Silver, Michael Brook , Paul Overstreet, Sherri Huffman* Bass – David Hungate, Jack Williams Dobro – Jerry Douglas Dobro [Pedal Dobro] – Paul Franklin Drums – James Stroud, Larry Londin* Electric Guitar – Brent Mason, Steve Gibson Engineer – Joe Borgan* Fiddle – Mark O'Connor Harmonica – "Jelly Roll" Johnson*, Terry McMillan Keyboards – Dennis Burnside Mastered By – Mike Reese Mixed By – Kirt Odle, Kyle Lehning Percussion – Terry McMillan Producer – Kyle Lehning Recorded By [Additional] – Marshall Morgan Steel Guitar – Doyle Grisham Barcode and Other Identifiers Barcode: 0 7599-25568-2 Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year Randy Always & Forever Warner Bros. 9 25568-2 9 25568-2 US 1987 Travis (CD, Album) Records Randy Always & Forever (8- Warner Bros. WB-25568 WB-25568 US 1987 Travis Trk, Album) Records Randy Always & Forever Warner Bros. 9 25568-4 9 25568-4 US 1987 Travis (Cass, Album, Club) Records Warner Bros. 9 25568-4, Randy Always & Forever 9 25568-4, Records, Warner US 1987 4-25568 Travis (Cass, Album) 4-25568 Bros. Records Randy Always & Forever Warner Bros. 9 25568-2 9 25568-2 Germany 1987 Travis (CD, Album) Records Related Music albums to Always & Forever by Randy Travis Randy Travis - Storms Of Life Randy Travis - It's Just A Matter Of TIme Randy Travis - Duets - Heroes & Friends Randy Travis - The Best Of Randy Travis Randy Travis - Forever and ever...The best of Randy Travis - High Lonesome Travis Tritt - Ten Feet Tall And Bulletproof Dennis Krause - Dear Lord... Randy Travis - Influence Vol. 1: The Man I Am Randy Travis - Raise Him Up.

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