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Various Country Rock Rock and Roll Rockabilly 2005

Performer: Various
Title: U.S. Rock Back On Track
Style: Country Rock, Rock & Roll, Rockabilly
Released: 2005
MP3 album: 1121 mb
FLAC album: 1487 mb
Rating: 4.1
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Genre: Rock

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1	–Lee Rocker	Bring It Back Bass, Vocals – Lee RockerDrums – Jim SagebeilGuitar – Brophy Dale, Tara NovickProducer – Lee RockerWritten-By – B. Setzer, J. Burnette, L. Rocker, J. Phantom	2:47
2	–Omar & The Howlers*	You Ain't Foolin' Nobody Bass – Barry BihmDrums – Frosty SmithProducer – Micke Finell, Omar DykesVocals, Guitar – Omar DykesWritten-By – K. Dykes*	2:32
3	–Robert Gordon	Last One To Know Bass – Rob StonerDrums – Todd GlassGuitar – George FriendProducer – Robert Gordon Vocals – Robert Gordon Written-By – R. Stoner, R. Gordon	2:37
4	–Johnnie Johnson & The Rockarounds	Kansas City Bass – Tommy CassemarDrums – Ingemar DunkerGuitar – Sven ZetterbergSaxophone – Micke Finell*Vocals, Piano – Johnnie JohnsonWritten-By – Wilbert Harrison	5:24
5	–The Blasters	So Long Baby, Goodbye Bass – John BazzDrums – Jerry AngelGuitar – Keith Wyatt Piano – Geraint WatkinsProducer – Micke FinellVocals, Harmonica – Phil AlvinWritten-By – D. Alvin	3:51
6	–Slim Jim Phantom	Only Daddy (That'll Walk The Line) Bass – Johnny Bowler*Drums – Slim Jim PhantomGuitar, Vocals – Tara NovickProducer – Slim Jim PhantomWritten-By – Jimmy Bryant	2:54
7	–Bobby Cochran	Goodbye Lorraine Bass – Brian Hodgson Drums – Howard TibblePiano – Gavin PoveyProducer – M. FinellVocals, Guitar – Bobby Cochran Written-By – B. Cochran, B. Hodgson, G. Povey, H. Tibble*	2:13
8	–Sid Griffin	Sharleen Bass – Joakim ArnellDrums – Ingemar DunkerGuitar, Backing Vocals – Billy BremnerPiano – Johan BlohmProducer – M. FinellSaxophone, Backing Vocals – M. FinellVocals, Mandolin – Sid GriffinWritten-By – Sid Griffin	4:18
9	–Robert Gordon	How Can It Be Wrong Bass – Rob StonerDrums – Todd GlassGuitar – George FriendProducer – Robert Gordon Vocals – Robert Gordon Written-By – L. Wray*	2:06
10	–Omar & The Howlers*	100 Lbs Of Pain Bass – Barry BihmDrums – Frosty SmithProducer – M. Finell, Omar DykesVocals, Guitar – Omar DykesWritten-By – K. Dykes*	2:53
11	–NRBQ	Get Down Grandpa Bass – Joey SpampinatoDrums – Tom ArdolinoGuitar – Johnny SpampinatoProducer – M. Finell, Terry Adams Vocals, Piano – Terry Adams Written-By – T. Adams	2:44
12	–Steve Haggard	The Roof Fell In Bass – Gregor ForteDrums – GronneGuitar – Morten DonslundPedal Steel Guitar – Paul St. ClairProducer – Steve HaggardVocals, Acoustic Guitar, Harmonica – Steve HaggardWritten-By – S. Haggard*	1:52
13	–Linda Gail Lewis & The Rockarounds	I'm On Fire Bass, Rhythm Guitar – Mike WatsonDrums – Ingemar DunkerGuitar – Tobbe FallProducer – M. FinellSaxophone – M. FinellVocals, Piano – Linda Gail LewisWritten-By – B. Feldman, J. Goldstein, R. Gottehrer*	3:28
14	–Doug Jay & The Blue Jays	Seven Nights To Rock Bass – Mirko BartolcicDrums, Vocals – Andre WerkmeisterGuitar, Vocals – Jimmy ReiterProducer – Doug JayVocals, Harmonica – Doug JayWritten-By – B. Trail, H. Glover, L. Innis	2:48