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Wray,Link Jack The Ripper CD
- SKU:
- 02487335
- UPC:
- 766643500221
- MPN:
- 5002
- Condition:
- New
Description
Link Wray & His Raymen, from the original master tapes of this 1963 Swan release by rockabilly guitarist, 8 bonus tracks inc. 1958 hit, "Rumble", 20 tracks total.
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1. Mr. Guitar 2. My Beth 3. Deacon Jones 4. Steel Trap 5. Cross Ties 6. Jack the Ripper 7. Fat Back 8. Run Chicken Run 9. Dinosaur 10. Big Ben 11. Mashed Potato Party 12. Rumble 13. Black Widow 14. Good Rockin' Tonight 15. I'll Do Anything for You 16. Batman Theme 17. Turnpike U.S.A 18. Ace of Spades 19. Hidden Charms 20. Shadow Knows
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