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Sweetheart of the Rodeo [LP] $40.98 The Byrds: Roger McGuinn (vocals, guitar, banjo); Gram Parsons (vocals, guitar); Chris Hillman (vocals, bass, mandolin); Kevin Kelley (drums).Additional personnel: John Hartford (guitar, banjo); Clarence J. White (guitar); Lloyd Green, Jaydee Maness (steel guitar); Earl P. Ball (piano); Roy M. Huskey (bass); Jon Corneal (drums).Producer: Gary Usher.Reissue producer: Bob Irwin.Includes liner notes by David Fricke and Johnny Rogan.The Byrds: Roger McGuinn (vocals, guitar, banjo); Gram Parsons (vocals, guitar); Chris Hillman (vocals, bass, mandolin); Kevin Kelley (vocals, drums).Additional personnel: John Hartford (guitar, banjo); Clarence J. White (guitar); Lloyd Green, Jaydee Maness (steel guitar); Earl P. Ball (piano); Roy M. Huskey (bass); Jon Corneal (drums)Includes liner notes by David Fricke.In the same year that Bob Dylan stepped back from his electric pilgrimages by releasing an album of roots-oriented morality tales, the Byrds took a symbolic flight to Nashville. Gone was Roger McGuinn’s singular 12-string guitar sound and the acid rock that had influenced everyone from the Monkees to the Velvet Underground. McGuinn now played banjo, and bassist Chris Hillman doubled on mandolin, both seemingly reconsidering their musical approaches. And while Dylan remained the songwriter of choice, his tunes now sat alongside a rearranged hymn (”I Am a Pilgrim”), a bluegrass version of a famous outlaw tale (Woody Guthrie’s “Pretty Boy Floyd”), and a cover of the Louvin Brothers (”The Christian Life”). This was a musical turn, turn, turn, indeed.The obvious catalyst for all this reconstruction was the arrival of young Gram Parsons, and SWEETHEART OF THE RODEO played as if it was his coming-out party. He introduced McGuinn to a musical world that seemed totally foreign to these predecessors of the Summer of Love, but one which lay a scant hundred miles outside their L.A. windows, in Bakersfield. Parsons’ most important act was to help shape the overall sound of the album, but he contributed two original songs as well–”One Hundred Years From Now” and his signature compostion “Hickory Wind.” SWEETHEART OF THE RODEO caused an entire musical community to reconsider the musical traditions of America.

‘Impression of Lanna’ Original Art Painting (Thailand) $76.99 This handmade creation is offered in partnership with NOVICA, in association with National Geographic. Exploring traditional Lanna art, Supranee Taewijar achieves an image of modern clarity with this Pipla tree painting. This original painting is created with acrylics and gold foil applications. Product Features:*Exploring traditional Lanna art, Supranee Taewijar achieves an image of modern clarity *Pipal tree painting, known as the tree where Buddha received enlightenment *Original painting with acrylics and gold foil applications *Each work features slight variations that make it unique *Signed by the artist *Stretched *Arrives unframed Story Behind the Art:'Art helps me achieve equanimity, because normally I'm impetuous,' confides Supranee Taewijar. 'Art is my challenge. You may ask why, because before I decided to major in art, I had never taken a photo or practiced drawing and painting. I had only my good feelings about art. Every piece I create is drawn from my impressions, my imagination and my love. When it is finished, I value the piece a lot.'What is Worldstock?The handcrafted touch of artisan skill creates variations in color, size and design. If buying two of the same item, slight differences should be expected. Note: Color discrepancies may occur between this product and your computer screen.ImportedPlease allow 10 business days for the product to leave our warehouse and to receive tracking information. You should expect to receive this item within 15 business days.

The Sweetheart`s Knitting Club (Paperback) $7.83 A woman is tempted to reunite with her dangerous high school sweetheart in this original contemporary romance. Flynn MacGregor has always listened to her family, and to her friends at her knitting club. But when old flame Jesses Calloway comes back to town, she finds herself listening only to her instincts. She knows Jesse has a dark past, but she still desires him, and soon Jesse makes it clear that he feels the same.

The Byrds – Sweetheart Of The Rodeo [Remaster] $7.99 The Byrds: Roger McGuinn (vocals, guitar, banjo); Gram Parsons (vocals, guitar); Chris Hillman (vocals, bass, mandolin); Kevin Kelley (drums).Additional personnel: John Hartford (guitar, banjo); Clarence J. White (guitar); Lloyd Green, Jaydee Maness (steel guitar); Earl P. Ball (piano); Roy M. Huskey (bass); Jon Corneal (drums).Producer: Gary Usher.Reissue producer: Bob Irwin.Includes liner notes by David Fricke and Johnny Rogan.The Byrds: Roger McGuinn (vocals, guitar, banjo); Gram Parsons (vocals, guitar); Chris Hillman (vocals, bass, mandolin); Kevin Kelley (vocals, drums).Additional personnel: John Hartford (guitar, banjo); Clarence J. White (guitar); Lloyd Green, Jaydee Maness (steel guitar); Earl P. Ball (piano); Roy M. Huskey (bass); Jon Corneal (drums)Includes liner notes by David Fricke.Personnel: Roger McGuinn (vocals, guitar, banjo); Clarence White, Gram Parsons (vocals, guitar); Chris Hillman (vocals, mandolin, bass guitar); John Hartford (guitar, banjo); JayDee Mannes, Lloyd Green, Jay Dee Maness (steel guitar); Earl Poole Ball, Earl Ball (piano); Kevin Kelley , Jon Corneal (drums).Audio Mixer: Vic Anesini.Liner Note Author: David Fricke.Recording information: 03/09/1968-05/27/1968.Photographers: Michael Ochs; Bill Grimes; Johnny Rogan.In the same year that Bob Dylan stepped back from his electric pilgrimages by releasing an album of roots-oriented morality tales, the Byrds took a symbolic flight to Nashville. Gone was Roger McGuinn`s singular 12-string guitar sound and the acid rock that had influenced everyone from the Monkees to the Velvet Underground. McGuinn now played banjo, and bassist Chris Hillman doubled on mandolin, both seemingly reconsidering their musical approaches. And while Dylan remained the songwriter of choice, his tunes now sat alongside a rearranged hymn ("I Am a Pilgrim"), a bluegrass version of a famous outlaw tale (Woody Guthrie`s "Pretty Boy Floyd"), and a cover of the Louvin Brothers ("The Christian Life"). This was a musical turn, turn, turn, indeed.The obvious catalyst for all this reconstruction was the arrival of young Gram Parsons, and SWEETHEART OF THE RODEO played as if it was his coming-out party. He introduced McGuinn to a musical world that seemed totally foreign to these predecessors of the Summer of Love, but one which lay a scant hundred miles outside their L.A. windows, in Bakersfield. Parsons` most important act was to help shape the overall sound of the album, but he contributed two original songs as well–"One Hundred Years From Now" and his signature compostion "Hickory Wind." SWEETHEART OF THE RODEO caused an entire musical community to reconsider the musical traditions of America. Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved.

Americas Sweetheart $24.99 Americas Sweetheart

Sweetheart’S Dance $13.99 Sweetheart’S Dance

The Sweetheart Deal (Paperback) $6.85 When Nathan wants to be cooler, he turns to fashionista Skyler for a makeover, who is sure she can take him from geek to gorgeous, but her friends don`t believe she can complete the transformation in time for the Valentine`s Day dance. Original.

Sweetheart $15.99 Track Listing: 1. We Two, 2. Miracle Melodies: You’re the One I Care For/You’ll Be Mine in …, 3. Pagan Serenade, 4. Belle of Barcelona, 5. There’s Something in Your Eyes, 6. Blues in My Heart, 7. There’s a Ring Around the Moon, 8. Please Don’t Mention It, 9. Don’t Say Goodbye, 10. Brighter Than the Sun, 11. Have You Ever Been Lonely, 12. Sweetheart, 13. I’m One of the Lads of Valencia, 14. How Could We Be Wrong, 15. Oh! Johanna!, 16. Oceans of Time, 17. Close Your Eyes, 18. Hold My Hand, 19. Love, Wonderful Love, 20. Sing as We Go, 21. Ray Noble Medley (One): The Very Thought of You/The Touch of Your Lips, 22. Mad About the Boy, 23. Blue Danube, 24. What a Perfect Combination

Dan Reeder – Sweetheart [PA] * $12.99 Personnel: Dan Reeder (vocals); Dan Reeder (various instruments).Audio Mixer: Dan Reeder.On Dan Reeder`s 2004 debut album, he had a song called "Food and Pussy." On his new one he`s got back-to-back songs called "Pussy Titty" and "Pussy Heaven." You might deduce from this that Dan Reeder has a one-track-mind, but you`d be wrong. Reeder`s mind has lots of tracks. Like the beer track, for example. Not only does he declare that "I Like Beer," but he also places a nice drawing of a beer mug on the album cover. None of this should give the impression that Reeder focuses only on life`s more primal needs, though (for what else, after all, are sex and beer?). He really has plenty to say in general, and most of it`s pretty smart and meaningful stuff. He says it all rather well too, without the help of anyone else, on this sophomore effort. Sometimes he`s rather quirky — in the album-opening "Waiting for My Cappuccino," he insists he`s been sitting there since 1969 (did cappuccino even exist in 1969?) while another customer`s only had to wait a year. At other times he seems a bit bummed: When he puts in the request "Shoot Me to the Moon," it`s not because he wants to be an astronaut but rather that he`s explored all earthly options. Elsewhere he declares "Just Leave Me Alone Today," and you probably won`t want to push the issue. And don`t even think to ask why his doctor has informed him "You`ll Never Surf Again" because you`re never going to find out. Reeder`s dusky, lived-in voice, which he often multi-tracks, is the ideal medium for the conveyance of these pinpointed messages, and the sparse accompaniments — often just Reeder`s lone acoustic guitar, joined on occasion by sax, harmonica, and some things he`s labeled trash bass, trash fiddle, and paper banjo — are really all he needs to get by. If you don`t think that can possibly be enough, his closing workup of Procol Harum`s "Whiter Shade of Pale," the album`s only cover, should do the convincing. Imagine that opulent piece of churchy classic rock stripped down to a minimalist, folksy acoustic guitar, harmonica, and vocal core. The song`s elegance is wildly reconfigured, but its somber soulfulness is intact. Reeder may be a loner in the studio, but you may find yourself wanting to share him with others once you`ve spent a little time with him. ~ Jeff Tamarkin Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved.

Annette Hanshaw – Twenties Sweetheart $11.26 Personnel includes: Annette Hanshaw (vocals); The Original Memphis Five;The Four Instrumental Stars.Recorded between 1926 & 1928. Includes liner notes by Paul Pelletier.Personnel: Annette Hanshaw (vocals).Liner Note Author: Paul Pelletier.Recording information: 09/12/1926-05/??/1928.The delightful 1920s singer Annette Hanshaw, one of the most popular voices of the Jazz Age, was frequently accompanied by some of jazz`s most accomplished players, including Eddie Lang, Jimmy and Tommy Dorsey, Joe Venuti, and Red Nichols. Her sparkling treatments of such period classics as "Six Feet of Papa" and "Walkin` My Baby Back Home" may not qualify as classic jazz, but her relaxed delivery and phrasing provided the inspiration for a generation of pioneering female vocalists. Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved.

Sketches for My Sweetheart the Drunk [LP] $65.98 SKETCHES FOR MY SWEETHEART THE DRUNK is a posthumous release of the material Jeff Buckley was working on before his death in 1997. Disc One includes the studio sessions for what would have been his second album, produced by Tom Verlaine. Disc Two includes Buckley’s 4-track home recordings of works-in-progress, plus a live recording from the studio of WFMU.The CD-Extra version of SKETCHES FOR MY SWEETHEART THE DRUNK contains all the tracks on the original album along with a collage of photos, artwork, and lyrical excerpts and clippings from Jeff’s notebooks.Personnel: Jeff Buckley (vocals, guitar); Michael Tighe (guitar); Mick Grondahl (bass); Parker Kindred, Eric Eidel (drums).Recorded at 135 West 26th Street Studio, New York, New York on February 5, 1997; live on “The Music Faucet,” WFMU East Orange, New Jersey on October 11, 1992 and in Memphis, Tennessee in 1997. Includes liner notes by Bill Flanagan.”Everybody Here Wants You” was nominated for the 1999 Grammy Award for Best Male Rock Vocal Performance.We’ll never know for sure what artistic heights Jeff Buckley might have gone on to reach, since he was taken from us so obscenely early, with only time enough to complete one album and begin work on a second. With the help of SKETCHES, though, we can make some educated guesses. This double-disc, lovingly assembled by Buckley’s friends, colleagues and family, gathers together both his studio efforts and home 4-track demos for the album he was trying to complete up until his tragic drowning.The studio sessions, produced by Tom Verlaine, find Buckley downplaying his phenomenal vocal abilities somewhat, in favor of focusing on the songs, from the Zeppelinisms of “The Sky Is A Landfill” to the undoubtedly Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan-influenced “New Year’s Prayer” and the beautiful, ethereal “You & I.” The home demos show Buckley’s more experimental, playful side, an aspect of his music presumably encouraged by his pals/heroes The Grifters, whose lo-fi masterpieces inspired Buckley to work in the same studio in Memphis. The closing “Satisfied Mind,” from an earlier live radio broadcast, is a touching elegy to an artistic flame that was extinguished far too soon.

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Jeff Buckley – Sketches For My Sweetheart The Drunk $15.98 SKETCHES FOR MY SWEETHEART THE DRUNK is a posthumous release of the material Jeff Buckley was working on before his death in 1997. Disc One includes the studio sessions for what would have been his second album, produced by Tom Verlaine. Disc Two includes Buckley`s 4-track home recordings of works-in-progress, plus a live recording from the studio of WFMU.The CD-Extra version of SKETCHES FOR MY SWEETHEART THE DRUNK contains all the tracks on the original album along with a collage of photos, artwork, and lyrical excerpts and clippings from Jeff`s notebooks.Personnel: Jeff Buckley (vocals, guitar); Michael Tighe (guitar); Mick Grondahl (bass); Parker Kindred, Eric Eidel (drums).Recorded at 135 West 26th Street Studio, New York, New York on February 5, 1997; live on "The Music Faucet," WFMU East Orange, New Jersey on October 11, 1992 and in Memphis, Tennessee in 1997. Includes liner notes by Bill Flanagan."Everybody Here Wants You" was nominated for the 1999 Grammy Award for Best Male Rock Vocal Performance.Personnel: Jeff Buckley (vocals, guitar); Michael Tighe (guitar); Eric Eidel, Parker Kindred (drums).Audio Mixers: Andy Wallace; Michael J. Clouse; Mary Guibert; Thom Cadley; Tom Verlaine.Liner Note Authors: Bill Flanagan; Mary Guibert.Photographer: Merri Cyr.Unknown Contributor Roles: Chris Theodore; Benjamin Goldstein.We`ll never know for sure what artistic heights Jeff Buckley might have gone on to reach, since he was taken from us so obscenely early, with only time enough to complete one album and begin work on a second. With the help of SKETCHES, though, we can make some educated guesses. This double-disc, lovingly assembled by Buckley`s friends, colleagues and family, gathers together both his studio efforts and home 4-track demos for the album he was trying to complete up until his tragic drowning.The studio sessions, produced by Tom Verlaine, find Buckley downplaying his phenomenal vocal abilities somewhat, in favor of focusing on the songs, from the Zeppelinisms of "The Sky Is A Landfill" to the undoubtedly Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan-influenced "New Year`s Prayer" and the beautiful, ethereal "You & I." The home demos show Buckley`s more experimental, playful side, an aspect of his music presumably encouraged by his pals/heroes The Grifters, whose lo-fi masterpieces inspired Buckley to work in the same studio in Memphis. The closing "Satisfied Mind," from an earlier live radio broadcast, is a touching elegy to an artistic flame that was extinguished far too soon. Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved.

Sketches For My Sweetheart The Drunk – By Buckley,Jeff $14.11 SKETCHES FOR MY SWEETHEART THE DRUNK is a posthumous release of the material Jeff Buckley was working on before his death in 1997. Disc One includes the studio sessions for what would have been his second album, produced by Tom Verlaine. Disc Two includes Buckley`s 4-track home recordings of works-in-progress, plus a live recording from the studio of WFMU.The CD-Extra version of SKETCHES FOR MY SWEETHEART THE DRUNK contains all the tracks on the original album along with a collage of photos, artwork, and lyrical excerpts and clippings from Jeff`s notebooks.Personnel: Jeff Buckley (vocals, guitar); Michael Tighe (guitar); Mick Grondahl (bass); Parker Kindred, Eric Eidel (drums).Recorded at 135 West 26th Street Studio, New York, New York on February 5, 1997; live on "The Music Faucet," WFMU East Orange, New Jersey on October 11, 1992 and in Memphis, Tennessee in 1997. Includes liner notes by Bill Flanagan."Everybody Here Wants You" was nominated for the 1999 Grammy Award for Best Male Rock Vocal Performance.We`ll never know for sure what artistic heights Jeff Buckley might have gone on to reach, since he was taken from us so obscenely early, with only time enough to complete one album and begin work on a second. With the help of SKETCHES, though, we can make some educated guesses. This double-disc, lovingly assembled by Buckley`s friends, colleagues and family, gathers together both his studio efforts and home 4-track demos for the album he was trying to complete up until his tragic drowning.The studio sessions, produced by Tom Verlaine, find Buckley downplaying his phenomenal vocal abilities somewhat, in favor of focusing on the songs, from the Zeppelinisms of "The Sky Is A Landfill" to the undoubtedly Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan-influenced "New Year`s Prayer" and the beautiful, ethereal "You & I." The home demos show Buckley`s more experimental, playful side, an aspect of his music presumably encouraged by his pals/heroes The Grifters, whose lo-fi masterpieces inspired Buckley to work in the same studio in Memphis. The closing "Satisfied Mind," from an earlier live radio broadcast, is a touching elegy to an artistic flame that was extinguished far too soon. Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved.

America’s Sweetheart, Vol. 1 $17.99 America’s Sweetheart, Vol. 1

The Byrds – Sweetheart Of The Rodeo: Legacy Edition [Digipak] $15.67 The Byrds: Roger McGuinn (vocals, guitar, banjo); Gram Parsons (vocals, guitar); Chris Hillman (vocals, bass, mandolin); Kevin Kelley (drums).Additional personnel: John Hartford (guitar, banjo); Clarence J. White (guitar); Lloyd Green, Jaydee Maness (steel guitar); Earl P. Ball (piano); Roy M. Huskey (bass); Jon Corneal (drums).Producer: Gary Usher.Reissue producer: Bob Irwin.Includes liner notes by David Fricke and Johnny Rogan.The Byrds: Roger McGuinn (vocals, guitar, banjo); Gram Parsons (vocals, guitar); Chris Hillman (vocals, bass, mandolin); Kevin Kelley (vocals, drums).Additional personnel: John Hartford (guitar, banjo); Clarence J. White (guitar); Lloyd Green, Jaydee Maness (steel guitar); Earl P. Ball (piano); Roy M. Huskey (bass); Jon Corneal (drums)Includes liner notes by David Fricke.Personnel: Gram Parsons (vocals, guitar); Kevin Kelley (vocals, drums); John Hartford, Roger McGuinn (guitar, banjo); Clarence White (guitar); JayDee Mannes, Lloyd Green (steel guitar); Chris Hillman (mandolin, bass guitar); Earl Poole Ball (piano); Jon Corneal (drums).Audio Mixers: Jen Wyler; Tim Geelan; Vic Anesini.Liner Note Author: David Fricke.Recording information: 03/??/1966-05/27/1968.Photographers: Don Hunstein; Bill Grimes; Murray Neitlich; Fred Lombardi; Les Leverett; Sandy Speiser.In the same year that Bob Dylan stepped back from his electric pilgrimages by releasing an album of roots-oriented morality tales, the Byrds took a symbolic flight to Nashville. Gone was Roger McGuinn`s singular 12-string guitar sound and the acid rock that had influenced everyone from the Monkees to the Velvet Underground. McGuinn now played banjo, and bassist Chris Hillman doubled on mandolin, both seemingly reconsidering their musical approaches. And while Dylan remained the songwriter of choice, his tunes now sat alongside a rearranged hymn ("I Am a Pilgrim"), a bluegrass version of a famous outlaw tale (Woody Guthrie`s "Pretty Boy Floyd"), and a cover of the Louvin Brothers ("The Christian Life"). This was a musical turn, turn, turn, indeed.The obvious catalyst for all this reconstruction was the arrival of young Gram Parsons, and SWEETHEART OF THE RODEO played as if it was his coming-out party. He introduced McGuinn to a musical world that seemed totally foreign to these predecessors of the Summer of Love, but one which lay a scant hundred miles outside their L.A. windows, in Bakersfield. Parsons` most important act was to help shape the overall sound of the album, but he contributed two original songs as well–"One Hundred Years From Now" and his signature compostion "Hickory Wind." SWEETHEART OF THE RODEO caused an entire musical community to reconsider the musical traditions of America. Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved.

Handmade ‘Impression’ Leather Handbag (Peru) $125.99 This handmade creation is offered in partnership with NOVICA, in association with National Geographic.Product Description*An original design by Rosario Pazel, this charming handbag features an external pocket with a tab closure *Designer bag features a zipper closure *Handbag features smooth polka dots on an embossed background *Inside, a zipper pocket keeps smaller items handy *Bag: 12.6 inches wide x 6.7 inches high x 3.5 inches deep *Straps: 0.6 inches wide x 20.5 inches long The Story Behind the Art The first thing one notices when meeting Rosario is her cheerfulness and enthusiasm. Born in Peru in 1948, Rosario first began studying psychology, but eventually dropped out to work in business. She then got married. After the birth of her fourth child, Rosario decided to take a course in leather design and creation. What is Worldstock? The handcrafted touch of artisan skill creates variations in color, size and design. If buying two of the same item, slight differences should be expected. Note: Color discrepancies may occur between this product and your computer screen. ImportedPlease allow 10 business days for the product to leave our warehouse and to receive tracking information. You should expect to receive this item within 15 business days.

First Impression: The Band of Oboes $14.99 First Impression: The Band of Oboes

Nonetto (An Impression Of The Whole Of Brazil) $15.99 Nonetto (An Impression Of The Whole Of Brazil)

Lasting Impression $14.99 Track Listing: 1. Taj Express, 2. Days of Rain, 3. Lasting Impression, 4. Eagles Beak, 5. Fallen Rose

Maeve Harris ‘Floral Impression’ Gallery-wrapped Art Set $235.99 Gorgeous 2-piece gallery wrapped art set adds lively floral essence to your home. Giclee technology uses a highly sophisticated printer that sprays millions of droplets of color per square inch onto canvas in a process that can take over an hour for each fine art giclee. You'll love the rich depth and beauty that our artist-grade canvas adds to your visual experience. The surface is deeper, giving it qualities of both a glossy and a matte finish at the same time. Colors seem more vibrant and realistic, and the finished piece has the feel of an artist's original. *Artist: Maeve Harris *Title: Floral Impression *Frame: None *Image Dimensions: 40 inches wide x 40 inches high, each *Style: Contemporary *Format: Vertical *Size: Extra Large *Subject: Floral *Product Type: Giclee Canvas Art Set *Gallery wrapped set, Limited Edition giclee on canvas art comes with certificate of authenticity

Sweetheart of the Forces $9.99 Track Listing: 1. We’ll Meet Again, 2. Lonely Sweetheart, 3. Mexicali Rose, 4. Bells of St. Mary’s, 5. Memory of a Rose, 6. Goodnight Children Everyw, 7. Harbour Lights, 8. Over the Hill, 9. You’ll Never Know, 10. Wish Me Luck (As You Wave, 11. Mother’s Prayer at Twilig, 12. I Paid For the Lie That I

Nobody’s Sweetheart $7.99 Track Listing: 1. Tiger Rag, 2. Bugle Call Rag, 3. St. Louis Blues, 4. Dinah, 5. I Heard, 6. You Rascal You, 7. Goodbye Blues, 8. Nobody’s Sweetheart, 9. Rockin’ Chair, 10. Shine, 11. Sweet Sue, Just You, 12. Chinatown, My Chinatown, 13. Dedicated to You, 14. I Found a New Baby

Goodnight Sweetheart $5.99 Track Listing: 1. Breaking Hearts and Taking Names, 2. She Wants Me to Stay (Stay Gone), 3. Goodnight Sweetheart, 4. Things Your Daddy Wouldn’t Want Us to Do, 5. Until Now, 6. Day in, Day Out, 7. Love of a Man, The, 8. Boys Will Be Boys, 9. One Good Reason, 10. Another You, 11. Louisiana Country Mile