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Boats to Build / Dublin Blues by Clark, Guy (CD, 2015)

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DUBLIN BLUES. Title:Boats To Build/Dublin Blues [CD]. BOATS TO BUILD. HOW'D YOU GET THIS NUMBER. I DON'T LOVE YOU MUCH DO I. TRYIN' TO TRY. HANK WILLIAMS SAID IT BEST. STUFF THAT WORKS.

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Product Identifiers

Record LabelMorello, IMT

UPC5013929894938

eBay Product ID (ePID)5046058135

Product Key Features

FormatCD

Release Year2015

GenreCountry

ArtistClark, Guy

Release TitleBoats to Build / Dublin Blues

Dimensions

Item Height0.38 in

Item Weight0.20 lb

Item Length6.98 in

Item Width4.96 in

Additional Product Features

Number of Tracks20

Number of Discs1

Tracks1.1 Baton Rouge 1.2 Picasso's Mandolin 1.3 How'd You Get This Number 1.4 Boats to Build 1.5 Too Much 1.6 Ramblin' Jack and Mahan 1.7 I Don't Love You Much Do I 1.8 Jack of All Trades 1.9 Madonna W/Child Ca. 1969 1.10 Must Be My Baby 1.11 Dublin Blues 1.12 Black Diamond Strings 1.13 Shut Up and Talk to Me 1.14 Stuff That Works 1.15 Hank Williams Said It Best 1.16 The Cape 1.17 Baby Took a Limo to Memphis 1.18 Tryin' to Try 1.19 Hangin' Your Life on the Wall 1.20 The Randall Knife

NotesDigitally remastered two-fer containing a pair of albums by the Texas troubadour on one CD. Guy Clark is one of the great singer/songwriters and was a major influence on the new breed of country music artists arriving in Nashville in the 1980s. Guy Clark's home was an open house for impromptu sessions and a place for testing new songs with such artists as Steve Earle, Rodney Crowell and Steve Young. Within these albums co-produced by Miles Wilkinson and Guy Clark from 1992 and 1995 are 20 of the artist's finest recordings, an assessment agreed by both critics and Clark enthusiasts alike