Taggy Tones Unplugged Unreleased Unexploited CD

Unplugged Unreleased Unexploited Music

List Price	$21.98 (You save $6.03)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs, Oldies, Rockabilly
Label	Raucous
Orig Year	2005
CD Universe Part number	7004346
Discs	1
Release Date	Jan 31, 2006
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Additional Info	Import

Taggy Tones Unplugged Unreleased Unexploited Songs

	1.	Saint and a Sinner
	2.	Rockabilly Girl
	3.	These Boots Are Made for Walking
	4.	Rockabilly Yell
	5.	Rebel Yell
	6.	This Little Girl
	7.	His Latest Flame
	8.	Folsom Prison
	9.	Insane
	10.	Big Fat Stella
	11.	If Only You Knew
	12.	Memories Keep on Haunting Me
	13.	Pinkin'n' Black
	14.	Crazy Kid
	15.	C'mon Johnny
	16.	501
	17.	Crazy Love
	18.	Blue Suede Shoes
	19.	Tutti Frutti
	20.	Nutbush City Limits
	21.	Run Rudolf Run
	22.	Don't Ever Trust a Girl

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