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Clifton,Bill Gospel Side Of Bill Clifton CD
- SKU:
- 16218406
- UPC:
- 792014222522
- MPN:
- 2225
- Condition:
- New
Description
Bill Clifton and His Dixie Mountain Boys occupy a special niche in music history. Their music bridged the gap between bluegrass and traditional country music. Bill Clifton was born in Riverwood, Maryland in 1931.
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1. Living the Right Life 2. You Go to Your Church (and I'll Go to Mine) 3. I'll Be Satisfied 4. No Hiding Place Down Here 5. Where We'll Never Grow Old 6. Light in Your Soul 7. Mother Will Be Waiting There 8. Mother Still Prays for You 9. When You Kneel at Mother's Grave 10. When I Lay My Burdens Down
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