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Western Western N R E T S 24 WESTERN WESTERN REX ALLEN DENVER DARLING 8 THE ARIZONA COWBOY (CD-R) CD D 013 € 15.50 SILVER DEW ON THE BLUE- Feudin & Fightin’- Take It Back And Change It For A Boy- I Ain’t Gonna 8 GRASS TONIGHT (CD-R) CD D 026 € 15.50 Cry No More- You Drifted- Ten More Miles To Go- Senti mental Fool- Mister & Missis sippi- Albuquer que Polka- Naggin’- Too Lee Rollum (I’m An Arizona Cowboy)- Honolulu Boogie- Little Brown Shoes- Blues In My Mind- Yodelin’ Crazy- Don’t Cha- Hot Time In New Orleans Tonight- Over Three Hills- I’m So Alone With The Crowd- A Petal From A Faded Rose- I Gotta Have My Baby Back GENE AUTRY HOLD ON LITTLE DOGIES, 8 HOLD ON (CD-R) CD D 015 € 15.50 I’m Always Dreaming Of You- After 21 Years- Hold On Little Dogies, Hold On- Beau ti ful Texas- Why Don’t You Come Back To Me- Answer To Red River Valley- Cradle Of My Dreams- Daddy & Home- When The Golden Leaves Are Falling - Gosh, I Miss You All The Time- Lamp Lighting Time In The Valley- ‘Leven Months In Leavenworth- Little Old Lady Waiing- Memories Of That Silver Haired Daddy- My Carolina Mountain Rose- Red River Lullyby- Don’t Waste Your Years On Me- That Silver Haired Mother Of Mine- Some day In Wyoming My Crsoo Eyed Gal WE ‘VE COME A LONG WAY 8 TOGETHER (CD-R) CD D 016 € 15.50 Cool Water- Deep Delta Blues- Don’t Let Your Sweet Love Die- How We’ve Come A Long Way Together- Blue Montana Skies- There Ain’t Low Do The Blues Want To Go- I Could n’t Believe It Was True- Silver No Use In Crying Now- End Of My Round Up Days- When I’m Gone Dew On The Bluegrass Tonight- I Need Someone To Tell My Troubles You’ll Soon Forget- That Little Kid Sister Of Mine- You Waited Too To- Juke Joint Mama- Just A Little Song Each Morning - Tears For Long- Little Pardner - I’m Gonna R ound Up My Blues- I’m Coming Souvenirs- Silver Stars Purple Sage Eyes Of Blue- When My Blue Moon Home Darling- There’s Only One Love In A Lifetime- Sweet hearts Or Turns To Gold Again- You Are Are My Sunshine- Little Brown Jug Goes Strang ers- Angel Song- I Guess I’ve Been Asleep- I’ll Be True While Modern- I Wish I Had Never Met Sunshine- I Come From Missouri- You’re Gone- Bible On The Table- Don’t Send Me Your Love By Mail- I Tuck Me To Sleep In My Old Tucky Home- When Your Hair Has Turned Don’t Belong In Your World- Sail Along Silv’ry Moon- You Are The To Silver- No Thanks- Make Up Your Mind To Make Up With Me Light Of My Life CHRIS LE DOUX 8 ROLLIN’ ALONG (CD-R) CD D 037 € 15.50 RODEO SONGS ‘OLD & NEW’ CD C2 96594 € 19.50 DON EDWARDS KIN TO THE WIND - MEMO RIES OF MARTY ROBBINS CD SHAN 6051 € 21.50 Saddle Tramp- Begging To You- San Angelo- I’m Kin To The Wind- Singing The Blues- Old Red- Man Walks Among Us- I’ll Step Aside- Is There Anything Left I Can Say- I’ll Go On Alone- Ghost Train- The Best Part Of Living SHUG FISHER 8 COWBOY JUBILEE (CD-R) CD D 035 € 15.50 Rollin’ Along- They Warned Me About You- Play Fair- I’ve Lived A Life- time For You- Loaded Pistols And Loaded Dice- A Broken Prom ise Means A Broken Heart- Blue Shad ows On The Trail- I Lost My Little Darling- Ellie Mae- Story Book Of Love- Love Is So Misleadin’- When The Silver Colorado Turns To Gold- Last Straw- Roses- Gold Can Buy Anything But Love- Mister And Missis sippi- I Love You Because- Stop Your Gambling- Old Soldiers Never Die- Diesel Smoke, Dangerous Curves 8 GOOD BYE PINTO (CD-R) CD D 038 € 15.50 A Face I See At Evening- Old November Moon- Amapola- Goodbye Pinto- Ride Tender foot, Ride- Lone Star Moon- I’m A Cowpoke Pokin’ Along- A Goldmine In Your Heart- Twilight On The Trail- Darling How Can You Forget So Soon- Old Buckaroo Good bye- Keep Rollin’ Lazy Out On The Open Range- Cowboy’s Dream- Little Joe The Wrangler - Long horns- When It’s Roundup Time In Heaven- Too Late- I Want To Texas Plains- When The Bloom Is On The Sage- Bury Me Out On The Be Sure- I Don’t Want To Set The World On Fire- There’s A New Moon Prarie- Ridin’ Down To Santa Fe- Cowboy Jubi lee- Whoopee Ty Yi Yo Over My Shoulder - Don’t Take Your Spite Out On Me- Merry Go Git Along Little Dogies- Cool Water- Belle Of Chey enne- Fiddler Joe- Roundup- Address Unknown- Empty Cot In The Bunk house Tonight We’ll Rest At The End Of The Trail- The Convict And The Rose- Sweet N Evalina- Forgive Home- Beau ti ful Texas- Lonesome Train Blues- 8 LITTLE FARM HOME (CD-R) CD D 039 € 15.50 Moonlight On The Prairie - Wonder Valley- Little Cabin In The R Back Home In The Blue Ridge Moutnains- Empty Cot In The Bunk - Cascade Mountains- Gooseberry Pie house Tonight (1)- The Old Grey Mare- Pictures Of My Mother- Down E A Mountain Trail- True Blue Bill- Blue Days- I Wonder If You Feel The T Way I Do- Little Sir Echo- Roundup In Chey enne- Little Farm Home- S With A Song In My Heart- Convict’s Dream- Eyes To The Skies- Under The Apple Tree- That’s Why I’m Nobody’s Darling- When The E Humming Birds Are Humming- She’s Just That Kind- That Mother And Daddy Of Mine- There’s A Good Gal In The Mountains W BEAR FAMILY RECORDS GmbH P. 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