| | Hungry Chuck CD - Import Hungry Chuck Discography of CDs
Limited Edition Japanese pressing of this album comes housed in a miniature LP sleeve. 2007. Hungry Chuck Songs | 1. | Hats Off, America! |
| 2. | Cruising |
| 3. | Old Thomas Jefferson |
| 4. | Play That Country Music |
| 5. | Find The Enemy |
| 6. | People Do |
| 7. | Watch The Trucks Go By |
| 8. | Dixie Highway |
| 9. | You Better Watch It Ben, Someday You're Gonna Run Out Of Gas (I'm Giving You A Warning) |
| 10. | Hoona, Spoona |
| 11. | All Bowed Down |
| 12. | South In New Orleans |
| 13. | Box Office Disaster |
| 14. | Celia |
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Purchase Hungry Chuck CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | John Mayer Battle Studies CD (2009)
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