| | Billy Stone West Texas Sky CD - Import Billy Stone Discography of CDs
Contains 10 tracks.
Personnel: Billy Stone (vocals, guitar); Art Sparer (vocals, guitar); Chas Williams (guitar, dobro); Marty Stuart (guitar, mandolin); Jim Rooney (guitar, background vocals); Gary Nicholson, Roger Younger, Jody Maphis (guitar); Bruce Bouton (steel guitar); Mark O'Connor (mandolin, fiddle); Paco Shipp (harmonica); Rick Durrett (piano, keyboards); Larry Boles, Fred Cooper, Ritchie Albright (drums); Miranda Louise, Richard Dobson (background vocals).
Recording information: Arts Place, Nashville, TN; Cowboy Arms Hotel & Recording Spa; Okie Acres; Sound Connection. Billy Stone West Texas Sky Songs | 1. | Brand New Shade of Red |
| 2. | Into Every Life (A Little Love Must Fall) |
| 3. | Whne Two People Meet |
| 4. | Just Like a Diamond |
| 5. | West Texas Sky |
| 6. | It Was You |
| 7. | Pictures Never Lie |
| 8. | You Just Don't Know What You've Got |
| 9. | Holmes County Home |
| 10. | Miz Leah |
| 11. | Family Reunion |
| 12. | My Hear Jumped over the Moo |
| 13. | All Love Needs |
| 14. | Love, Love, Love |
| 15. | That Empty Chair |
| 16. | Last Dallas Cowboy, The |
| 17. | Walter Petty |
| 18. | Wat in World (Is This World Coming To) |
| 19. | This Old . 22 |
| 20. | Grandma's Old Gas Stove |
| 21. | Master Electrician, The |
| 22. | Ain't No Telli' What a Fool Will Do |
| 23. | What Are We Trying to Prove |
| 24. | Sight for Sore Ears |
| 25. | Little Brother |
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Track Listing
1. Let's Roll America
2. Redneck Girl
3. Blue Rodeo
4. What I Used To Do All Night
5. The Andy Griffith Show
6. Over The Line
7. Crazy Old World
8. Passions Thunder
9. The Vertical Expression (Of Horizontal Desire)
10. Like She's Not Yours
11. Afterglow
12. Slow Hurry
13. Bubba
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15. She's Awesome
16. She's Gone With The Wind
17. Our Family
18. Come Back Gene And Roy
Recorded between 1986 & 2002.
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Audio Mixers: David Bellamy; Howard Bellamy; Ron Taylor .
Recording information: Sound Shop Studios, Nashville, TN; The Bellamy Brothers Studio, Darby, FL.
Unknown Contributor Roles: Mark Capps; Mike Bradley.
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