LP Various: Country Radio Classics Volume Two

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Country Radio Classics Volume Two - LP

Various

Folk, World, & Country | Country

1985

Dot Records 1985 USA

Compilation Doprodej

More ID: 377735 Discogs ID: 7919643

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NM VG+ Minimum hairlines, minor wear on the cover, zářez/saw-cut

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Title	Country Radio Classics Volume Two
Artist	Various
Format	LP (vinyl)
Labels	Dot Records
Country of issue	USA
Date of publication	1985
First released	1985
Weight	230 g
Product ID	377735
Discogs ID	7919643

Various: Country Radio Classics Volume Two version on vinyl LP in Standard edition. This particular edition was published in USA in publishing company Dot Records year 1985. Album spans genres Folk, World, & Country and Country.

A1	Porter Wagoner: Sugarfoot Rag
	Producer Fred Newell \| Written-By George Vaughn, Hank Garland
A2	Tompall Glaser: The Streets Of Baltimore
	Co-producer William R. Holmes \| Producer Tompall Glaser \| Written-By Harlan Howard, Tompall Glaser
A3	Margo Smith: Don't Break the Heart That Loves You
	Producer Allen Henson \| Written-By Benny Davis, Ted Murry
A4	Billy 'Crash' Craddock: For The Good Times
	Producer Jimmy Johnson (4) \| Songwriter Kris Kristofferson
A5	Dave And Sugar: Queen Of The Silver Dollar
	Producer Nelson Larkin \| Written-By Shel Silverstein
B1	Dave And Sugar: How About Us
	Producer Nelson Larkin \| Songwriter Dana Walden
B2	Billy 'Crash' Craddock: Three Times A Lady
	Producer Jimmy Johnson (4) \| Songwriter Lionel Richie
B3	Margo Smith: Little Things Mean A Lot
	Producer Allen Henson \| Songwriter Carl Stutz, Edith Lindeman
B4	Tompall Glaser: Put Another Log On The Fire
	Co-producer William R. Holmes \| Producer Tompall Glaser \| Songwriter Shel Silverstein
B5	Porter Wagoner: Louisiana Saturday Night
	Producer Fred Newell \| Songwriter Bob McDill