Clay Walker Rumor Has It CD

Rumor Has It Music

List Price	$8.96 (You save $3.37)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Pop CDs, Country, Contemporary Country
Label	Giant
Orig Year	1997
All Time Sales Rank	30563
CD Universe Part number	1099922
Catalog number	24674
Discs	1
Release Date	Apr 08, 1997
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Producer	James Stroud; Clay Walker
Engineer	Julian King
Personnel	Paul Franklin Dan Dugmore - steel guitar Glenn Worf - bass Eddie Bayers - drums Steve Nathan - piano Brent Rowan - acoustic & electric guitars Bruce C. Bouton Curtis Young - background vocals Larry Byrom Tom Roady - percussion Joe Spivey - fiddle Clay Walker - vocals Tim Sargeant Also: Stuart Duncan, Curtis Wright, Tim Mensy, Wayne Toups

Clay Walker Rumor Has It Songs

	1.	Rumor Has It
	2.	One, Two, I Love You
	3.	I'd Say That's Right
	4.	Heart Over Head Over Heels
	5.	Watch This
	6.	You'll Never Hear the End of It
	7.	Country Boy and City Girl
	8.	I Need a Margarita
	9.	That's Us
	10.	Then What

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