Diamond Cuts: Bottom Of The Fifth CD

Diamond Cuts: Bottom Of The Fifth Music

Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs, Folk
Label	Hungry For Music
Orig Year	2002
CD Universe Part number	7193862
Catalog number	91312
Discs	1
Release Date	Feb 01, 2005
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Recording Time	66 minutes

Diamond Cuts: Bottom Of The Fifth Songs

	1.	Terry Allen - Redleg Boy - Various Artists
	2.	Jumpin' Jupiter - Joe DiMaggio Done It Again - Various Artists
	3.	Kinky Freidman - Marilyn & Joe - Various Artists
	4.	Rhodes Tavern Troubadours - Here Come the Big Train - Various Artists
	5.	J. Michaels - Bottom of the Fifth - Various Artists
	6.	Sam Bush - The Wizard of Oz - Various Artists
	7.	Hula Monsters - Take Me Out to the Ball Game - Various Artists
	8.	Dan Bern - If the Dodgers Had Stayed in Brooklyn - Various Artists
	9.	Chuck Brodsky - Bonehead Merkle - Various Artists
	10.	Tim Flannery - The Baseball Song - Various Artists
	11.	Kim & Reggie Harris - The Stars That Didn't Shine - Various Artists
	12.	George Winston - Baseball Blues - Various Artists
	13.	Dave Ross - Ichiro - Various Artists
	14.	Henry Sapoznik - Take Me Out to the Ball Game (Yiddish Version) - Various Artists
	15.	Drovers Old Time Medicine Show - The All-American Game, The - Various Artists
	16.	Original Brothers & Sisters of Love - Michigan and Trumbull, The - Various Artists
	17.	Terry Smith - Mickey's Gone - Various Artists
	18.	Gene Stamell - Billy We Hardly Knew Ya - Various Artists
	19.	Mikhail Horowitz - Cool Casey - Various Artists
	20.	Tim Wilson - Ballad of John Rocker - Various Artists

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