Rosie Flores Girl Of The Century CD

Girl Of The Century Music

List Price	$14.98 (You save $3.00)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs, Country, Alt Country
Label	Bloodshot
Orig Year	2009
All Time Sales Rank	160551
CD Universe Part number	8007902
Catalog number	162
Discs	1
Release Date	Oct 27, 2009
Producer	Jon Langford
Engineer	Neil Strauch; Jon Langford
Personnel	Rosie Flores - vocals, electric guitar, background vocals Tom V. Ray - upright bass John Rice - acoustic guitar, electric guitar, dobro, mandolin, fiddle Jon Langford - vocals, guitar, piano, background vocals
Additional Info	Digipak

Rosie Flores Girl Of The Century Songs

1.	Chauffeur	$0.99
2.	This Little Girls Gone Rockin'
3.	Halfway Home	$0.99
4.	I Ain't Got You	$0.99
5.	Dark Enough at Midnight
6.	Little Bells	$0.99
7.	Get Rhythm	$0.99
8.	Last Song	$0.99
9.	You're the One	$0.99
10.	This Cat's in the Doghouse	$0.99
11.	Whose Gonna Take Your Garbage Out?
12.	Girl of the Century	$0.99

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