Www Twang Last Of The White-Hot Rednecks CD

Last Of The White-Hot Rednecks Music

Category	Country Albums
Label	CD Baby
CD Universe Part number	7506496
Catalog number	143865
Discs	1
Release Date	Aug 14, 2007

Www Twang Last Of The White-Hot Rednecks Songs

	1.	Walk Walk Walk Walk
	2.	Jaded Lover
	3.	Belly-Up To The Bar
	4.	Delores (Drives For Daddy)
	5.	Honky Tonk Music
	6.	Hey Good Lookin'
	7.	Hiccup Rag
	8.	Your Cheatin' Heart (Stays On The Jukebox)
	9.	Singin' The Blues
	10.	The Best Place (Won't Last)
	11.	Cry Cry Cry
	12.	Big Hat
	13.	A Suitcase And Song

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