| | Rough Texas Rockin And Boppin Billies CD - Import
Rough Texas Rockin And Boppin Billies Music Rough Texas Rockin And Boppin Billies Songs | 1. | Livin' High & Wide - Glenn Barber |
| 2. | Real Gone Jesse, A (I'm No to Trot) - Gene Tabor |
| 3. | I'll Be Yours - Dottie Jones |
| 4. | Cat Man Boogie - Sandy Ford |
| 5. | Joy Joy Joy - Biff Collie |
| 6. | Feeling No Pain - Glenn Barber |
| 7. | Man What a Party |
| 8. | Tongue Twister Boogie - Louisiana Lannis |
| 9. | Waling Out - Louisianna Lannis |
| 10. | Tu-La-Lou - Slim Watts |
| 11. | Swingin' with Doug - Doug And The Swing Boys |
| 12. | Hey Miss Fannie - Beenie Leaders |
| 13. | Sue-Suzie Boogie - Bill Mack |
| 14. | Peepinest, Pettinest, Pappy - Betty Barnes/Doug And The Swing Boys |
| 15. | Be Bopping Baby - Randy King |
| 16. | Tattle Tattle Tale - Riley Crabtree |
| 17. | No Fault Mins - Benny Branes |
| 18. | Ain't Never Gonna Get Married Again - Fred Crawford |
| 19. | Can't Live with 'Em (Can't Live Without 'Em) - Fred Crawford |
| 20. | What Would You Do - Betty Barnes And The Four Shadows |
| 21. | Pete Williams Rag - Pete Williams |
| 22. | You Are in My Heart to Stay - Bennie Hess |
| 23. | Sweet Little Rosebud - Mack And His Drifting Texans Hamilton |
| 24. | Me and My New Baby - Fred Crawford |
| 25. | Ready for Freddie - James O'Gwynn & His Cry Babies |
| 26. | I Wish You Muz My Darling But You Ain't - James O'Gwynn & His Cry Babies |
| 27. | Goodbye, Farewell, So Long - Biff Collie |
| 28. | Shuffle the Blues - Buddy Dee String Band |
| 29. | Love in an Old Fashion Way - James O'Gwynn & His Cry Babies |
| 30. | Styles and Ways of the World - Glenn Barber |
| 31. | Big Time Gal - Ken "Peewee" Short |
| 32. | Let Me Catch My Breath - Peck Touchton |
| 33. | Moaning in the Morning - Mack And His Drifting Texans Hamilton |
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