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Black Stone Cherry Black Stone Cherry LP Vinyl
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- SKU:
- 42480464
- UPC:
- 8719262022799
- MPN:
- 6202279
- Condition:
- New
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180-gram audiophile black vinyl. Black Stone Cherry is the debut album by the American rock band Black Stone Cherry. Originally released in 2006, the self-titled album contained three singles - "Lonely Train", "Hell And High Water" and "Rain Wizard".
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1. Rain Wizard 2. . Backwoods Gold 3. Lonely Train 4. Maybe Someday 5. When the Weight Comes Down 6. Crosstown Woman 7. Shooting Star 8. Hell and High Water 9. Shapes of Things 10. Violator Girl 11. Tired of the Rain 12. Drive 13. Rollin' on
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