| | Greetings From Alabama: The Heart Of Dixie CD
Paying tribute to the state of Alabama, this 25 track collection features songs about Alabama from The Louvin Brothers, Sons Of The Pioneers, Rex Griffin, Curtis Gordon, Ricky Nelson, Rod Morris, Pee Wee King, Denver Duke with Jeffrey Null, Louis Jordan,
Illustrator: R.A. Andreas.
Photographer: R.A. Andreas. Greetings From Alabama: The Heart Of Dixie Music Greetings From Alabama: The Heart Of Dixie Songs | | Greetings From Alabama: The Heart Of Dixie CD GREETINGS FROM ALABAMA: |
| 1. | Alabama - The Louvin Brothers |
| 2. | Alabamy Stomp - Sons of the Pioneers |
| 3. | Down in Old Alabama - Rex Griffin |
| 4. | Mobile, Alabama - Curtis Gordon |
| 5. | Alabama Jail House - Rod Morris |
| 6. | Going Back to A.L.A. - Pee Wee King |
| 7. | Hank Williams, That Alabama Boy - Denver Duke/Jeffrey Null |
| 8. | Alabama Jubilee - Red Foley |
| 9. | Alabam - Cowboy Copas |
| 10. | Alabama Moon - Pee Wee King |
| 11. | I'm Alabama Bound - Louis Jordan & His Tympany 5 |
| 12. | Stars Fell on Alabama - Rick Nelson |
| 13. | Birmingham - Ella Mae Morse |
| 14. | Fat Sam from Birmingham - Louis Jordan |
| 15. | Alabama Rock 'N' Roll - Mabel King |
| 16. | Old Ramblin' Alabama Me - Dick Curless |
| 17. | Alabama Rose - Bobby Bare |
| 18. | Alabama Saturday Night - Wilf Carter |
| 19. | Birmingham Jail - Slim Whitman |
| 20. | Birmingham Bounce - Pee Wee King |
| 21. | Alabama Waltz - Bill Monroe |
| 22. | Mellow Alabama Moon - Sons of the Pioneers |
| 23. | Big Daddy's Alabama Bound - John D. Loudermilk |
| 24. | Montgomery, Alabama |
| 25. | Sweet Home Alabama - Alabama |
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