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Tried & True - CD

Name: CD Dry Branch Fire Squad: Tried & True
SKU: 750402
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Dry Branch Fire Squad

Folk, World, & Country | Bluegrass

1987

Rounder Records 14. February 1992 USA and Canada

Album Compilation

More ID: 791887 EAN: 0011661151925

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449 CZK

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Title	Tried & True
Artist	Dry Branch Fire Squad
Format	CD
Labels	Rounder Records
Country of issue	USA and Canada
Date of publication	14. February 1992
First released	1987
Weight	85 g
Product ID	791887

Dry Branch Fire Squad: Tried & True version on CD in Standard edition. This particular edition was published in USA and Canada in publishing company Rounder Records on 14. February 1992. Album spans genres Folk, World, & Country and Bluegrass.

1	Down South In New Orleans	2:30 min
	Written-By Jack Anglin, Jimmy Anglin, Johnny Wright (2)
2	Brand New Tennessee Waltz	3:24 min
	Written-By Jesse Winchester
3	Someone Play Dixie For Me	3:39 min
	Written-By Pete Roy
4	Going Up On The Mountain	2:04 min
	Written-By Traditional
5	Auction At The Home Place	3:51 min
	Written-By Mike Henderson
6	Legend Of The Johnson Boys	2:58 min
	Written-By Earl Scruggs, Lester Flatt
7	Aragon Mill	4:18 min
	Written-By Si Kahn
8	Goin' Across The Mountain	2:37 min
	Written-By Traditional
9	Faded Coat Of Blue	4:04 min
	Written-By Traditional
10	Wild Mountain Honey	2:02 min
	Written-By The Osborne Brothers
11	Little Girl And The Dreadful Snake	3:31 min
	Written-By Bill Monroe
12	Oh! What A Storm	2:04 min
	Written-By Ron Thomason
13	She's More To Be Pitied	3:02 min
	Written-By Ruby Rakes
14	Cripple Creek	1:05 min
	Written-By Traditional
15	Golden Ring	4:17 min
	Written-By Bobby Braddock, Rafe Van Hoy
16	There's Dust On The Bible	3:53 min
	Written-By Mike Henderson
17	Cowboy Jim	2:22 min
	Written-By Hazel Dickens
18	Walking Back To Richmond	3:17 min
	Written-By Mike Henderson
19	Golgotha	7:02 min
	Written-By Ron Thomason