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Please Remember
01:00
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2. |
Guess Again
03:22
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Man Of Me
02:35
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I've Been Here Before
04:13
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Jackie
01:57
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Break Song
00:40
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Plus Dozens More
03:03
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Maximum / The Reply
04:23
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9. |
Sing
02:53
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This Is Your Lucky Day
03:40
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Coming's End
02:13
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R. STEVIE MOORE Nashville, Tennessee
NOTICE: Cassette tapes NOT AVAILABLE.
#1 Veteran Progressive Popster, creativity unmatched! The
Home Workshop Man. Content over style, always diverse never mediocre. Slays the competition. Thousands of choices. Sub-hipster. Get on it.Get over it^!
Albums listed in reverse chronology. (new archival & reissues notwithstanding)
SORRY IT'S SO MUCH.
Some CDs at rsteviemoore.com/cd/vinyl.html
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