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Jazzateers
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Cherry Red Records
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Don't Let Your Son Grow Up to be a Cowboy (Unreleased Recordings 1981-1982)
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Band:
Jazzateers
Title:
Don't Let Your Son Grow Up to be a Cowboy (Unreleased Recordings 1981-1982)
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Cherry Red Records
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CDMRED622
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01) Natural Progression (Part I)
02) Don't Worry About a Thing
03) Say Goodbye
04) I'm No Tarzan
05) When the Novelty Wears Off
06) Can It Be (Hellfire Club Demo)
07) Moon over Hawaii (Part I)
08) Wasted
09) Stop Me from Being Alone
10) Love Is Around
11) Run Away
12) Don't Let Your Son Grow up to Be a
13) Hey Mister
14) Different Feeling
15) Lee
16) Can It Be
17) Moon over Hawaii (Part II)
18) Natural Progression (Part II)
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Don't Let Your Son Grow Up to be a Cowboy (Unreleased Recordings 1981-1982) - CD
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