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| 1 | Rag Mop |
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| 2 | Play track | Lazy John |
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| 3 | Sugar In My Cofee |
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2:30 | ||||
| 4 | Baby, It Must Be Love |
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1:39 | ||||
| 5 | Eyes Of My Heart |
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| 6 | Ridin' For The Rancho |
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2:21 | ||||
| 7 | Your Love For Me Is Losing Ligh |
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| 8 | Blub Twist |
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| 9 | Milk Cow Blues |
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| 10 | I Wish Your Picture Was You |
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| 11 | Travelin' |
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| 12 | I Wish You Could Learn To Love |
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| 13 | Are You Really Worth It All |
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2:03 | ||||
| 14 | Dance Toward The Door |
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2:17 | ||||
| 15 | Slush |
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| 16 | I Won't Cry Tomorrow |
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| 17 | This Room Is So Crowed |
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| 18 | Relaxin' |
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| 19 | Stay A Little Longer |
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| 20 | Why Do I |
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| 21 | The Red Dress |
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| 22 | Dusty Skies |
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| 23 | Too Soon To Worry |
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| 24 | Time Changes Everything |
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| 25 | Sweet Moments |
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| 26 | Big Beaver |
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| 27 | Glass Of Pride |
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| 28 | Heart Of A Clown |
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Johnnie Lee Wills
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Johnnie Lee Wills (September 2, 1912–October 25, 1984) was an American Western swing fiddler popular in the 1930s and 1940s. Wills was born in Jewett, Texas, and was the younger brother of Bob Wills. He played banjo with Bob as a member of the Texas Playboys starting in 1934, the year the ensemble began playing on KVOO-AM in Tulsa, Oklahoma. In 1939 he founded his own group, the Rhythmairs, but returned to the Playboys in 1940 when Bob split the ensemble into two groups and named Johnnie Lee leader of one of them. Following Bob's move to California in 1940, Johnnie Lee renamed … read more
Johnnie Lee Wills (September 2, 1912–October 25, 1984) was an American Western swing fiddler popular in the 1930s and 1940s. Wills was born in Jewett, Texas, and was the younger brother of … read more
Johnnie Lee Wills (September 2, 1912–October 25, 1984) was an American Western swing fiddler popular in the 1930s and 1940s. Wills was born in Jewett, Texas, and was the younger brother of Bob Wills. He played banjo with Bob as a membe… read more
