Wes Mcghee Backbeat CD

Backbeat Music

List Price	$27.99 (You save $1.70)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs
Label	Road Goes On Forever
CD Universe Part number	5062737
Catalog number	22
Discs	1
Release Date	Aug 27, 2002

Wes Mcghee Backbeat Songs

	1.	Voices From Exile (Excerpt 1)
	2.	Long Nights & Banjo Music
	3.	Voices From Exile (Excerpt 2)
	4.	Light At The End Of The Line
	5.	Mailman (Bring Me No More Blues)
	6.	Contrabandistas
	7.	Ain't That Lovin' You Baby
	8.	(It's No Use Bein' A Fast Draw) If You Can't Shoot Straight
	9.	Mezcal Road
	10.	This Time
	11.	I Feel Strange
	12.	Wee Freakings
	13.	Justine
	14.	(I Don't Wanna Hang Up My) Rock 'N' Roll Shoes
	15.	Extranjero
	16.	She Almost Remind Me Of You
	17.	Every Night About This Time
	18.	Here On A Saturday Night
	19.	Voices From Exile (Excerpt 3)
	20.	Heat Of The Highway

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