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Two Timin' Woman |
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Folsom Prison Blues |
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Luther Played The Boogie |
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Mean Eyed Cat Artist: Johnny Cash, Johnny Cash And The Tennessee Two
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Big River |
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Blue Train |
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Fools Hall Of Fame |
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Wide Open Road |
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Cry! Cry! Cry! |
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Hey! Porter |
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Get Rhythm |
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I Love You Because |
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I Forgot To Remember To Forget |
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Train Of Love |
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Goodnight Irene |
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Doin' My Time |
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Rock Island Line |
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The Wreck Of The Old '97 |
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Belshazzar |
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I Was There When It Happened |
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Once the frontman for hardcore and black metal bands Teen Cthulhu and Book of Black Earth, TJ Cowgill started writing raw, stripped-down folk songs under the name King Dude (borrowed from metal hero King Diamond) in 2005. The project started just for kicks one drunken night. Even his stage name came on a whim. "My roommate and I were bored, so I picked up an acoustic guitar and started writing these songs as a joke,… more »
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Ronald Thomas Clontle is the author of Rock, Rot & Rule, a controversial music reference book that purports to be "the ultimate argument settler" when it comes to rating an artist's worth. In the book, the uncompromising Clontle ranks thousands of artists under the three headings listed in the book's title (rock = good, rot = bad, rule = great), based on various stringent criteria and extensive surveys. With the newly updated 2007 edition of… more »
