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Introduction
00:34
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2. |
Damn Strait
03:04
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3. |
Me And Hayes
03:52
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4. |
Putting It Down
03:53
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5. |
Sunday
03:59
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6. |
Tape Machine
03:01
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7. |
Water On The Rocks
02:47
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8. |
The Hard Way
03:57
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9. |
The Real Country
04:53
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Silverada Austin, Texas
Recorded at Abbey Road Studios with help from the London Symphony Orchestra,Cheap Silver and Solid Country Gold is Mike and the Moonpies' most adventurous record to date — an album that diversifies the band's honky-tonk roots by adding lush strings, cinematic arrangements, and collaborative songwriting to the mix. ... more
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