Dusty / Family Slim Dusty Family Album CD

Slim Dusty Family Album Music

Category	Country Albums
Label	Phantom
CD Universe Part number	7424449
Catalog number	676733
Discs	1
Release Date	Apr 10, 2007

Dusty / Family Slim Dusty Family Album Songs

	1.	What I Am
	2.	Old Time Christmas
	3.	Trouble
	4.	Local Mary Magdalen
	5.	Memories
	6.	Country Revival
	7.	Country Music's In Our Bones
	8.	My Old China Plate
	9.	Old Sunlander Van
	10.	Feeling Sorry For Me
	11.	Rodeo Clown
	12.	Wind Up Gramophone
	13.	Nobody Heard

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