Whatever's Right

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  • Artist: Lonnie Mack (See All Albums by Lonnie Mack)

  • Date Released: Feb 8, 2005

  • Genre: Rock/Pop, Style: Contemporary Blues, Rock

  • Label: Rhino/Elektra

  • Copyright: 2004 Atlantic Recording Corp. Manufactured and Marketed by Warner Strategic Marketing

Total Tracks: 10   Total Length: 37:45

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