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This collection of 32 songs recorded by 1950s U.S. country & western singer Webb Pierce includes "You Scared The Love Right Out Of Me" and "I'm Gonna See My Baby."
Subtitled - The Decca Recordings 1951-59. Aussie exclusive compilation for the popular honky tonk vocalist, features 32 tracks. Canetoad. 2002.
Webb Pierce Honky Tonk To Country Boogie: The Decca Recordings 1951-1959 Songs
Webb Pierce Honky Tonk To Country Boogie: The Decca Recordings 1951-1959 Album Track Listing
1.
California Blues (Blue Yodel #4)
2.
You Scared the Love Right Out of Me
3.
Im Gonna See My Baby
4.
That Heart Belongs to Me
5.
Its Been So Long
6.
Im Walkin the Dog
7.
Even Tho
8.
Sparkling Brown Eyes (With Wilbum Brothers)
9.
Leaning on the Everlasting Arms
10.
Youre Not Mine Anymore
11.
In the Jailhouse Now
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12.
Sneakin All Around
13.
I Dont Care
14.
Love Love Love
15.
Why Baby Why (With Red Sovine)
16.
Teenage Boogie
17.
Im Tired
18.
Honky Tonk Song
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19.
Bye Bye Love
20.
Missing You
21.
Who Wouldnt Love You
22.
I Found a True Love
23.
New Panhandle Rag
24.
New Raunchy, The
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Youll Come Back
26.
I Aint Never
27.
Ill Never Have to Be Alone
28.
No Love Have I
29.
Is It Wrong (For Loving You)?
30.
Public Enemy Number One
31.
Sittin Alone
32.
After the Boy Gets the Girl
Honky Tonk To Country Boogie: The Decca Recordings 1951-1959 Music Review
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Been There Done That WHY? 59'-73' is what i'm STILL WAITING FOR. Or at least 59'-69'.
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Honky Tonk To Country Boogie: The Decca Recordings 1951-1959 album
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