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Tradition Lives - produced by longtime friend and collaborator Jimmy Ritchey - is a chance for the singer to focus on the style of Country that he does best. Needless to say, he didn't use modern sounds as a litmus test of what direction to go. Tradition Lives features 12 original tracks, all soaked in pure honky-tonk country. The record also includes a bonus track, "There Won't Be Another Now," which serves as a tribute to the late Merle Haggard and songwriter Red Lane.
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1. I've Got a Quarter in My Pocket 2. Is It Still Cheating 3. Lonely Ain't the Only Game in Town 4. Oughta Miss Me By Now 5. Neither Did I 6. So You Can't Hurt Me Anymore 7. You Moved Up in Your World 8. Look at Me Now 9. Losing You All Over Again 10. Never Been to Texas 11. What I Heard 12. Hot 13. There Won't Be Another Now
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