Rubes Undisputed CD

Rubes Undisputed Music

Category	Folk Albums, Country CDs
Label	Barnyard Productions
Orig Year	2000
CD Universe Part number	7173967
Catalog number	32588
Discs	1
Release Date	Mar 06, 2001
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Recording Time	60 minutes

Rubes Undisputed Songs

	1.	Wally
	2.	Surf Fever
	3.	Cigarettes, Reefer and Beer
	4.	Another Macaroni Night
	5.	These Hands
	6.	Petroleum Transfer Technician
	7.	Pay the Bill
	8.	Between the Lines
	9.	No Memory
	10.	Homeless Song
	11.	Quick and Painless
	12.	Johnny Wrecked My Car
	13.	No Biscuits
	14.	Oh Dear
	15.	Biscuitland
	16.	Hooperville Blues

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