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New Lost City Ramblers Earth Is Earth / The New Lost City Ramblers CD
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- SKU:
- 16947832
- UPC:
- 093070086920
- MPN:
- 869
- Condition:
- New
Description
This omnibus album combines the Earth is Earth 7 recording FWFF369, a collection of bawdy songs by the pseudonymous New Lost City Bang Boys, with four songs from The New Lost City Ramblers' 7 The New Lost City Ramblers, FWEPC602.
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1. My Sweet Farm Girl 2. When Lulu's Gone (Bang, Bang, Lulu) 3. Then It Won't Hurt No More 4. Women Wear No Clothes at All 5. Foggy Mountain Top 6. Talking Hard Luck 7. Milwaukee Blues 8. The Waves on the Sea
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