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The End Is Not in Sight (The Cowboy Tune)
2
Hit the Nail on the Head
3
Anything You Want
4
Who's Crying Now
5
Love and Happiness
6
Just Between You and Me and the Wall, You're a Fool
7
Dancing the Night Away
8
Emma-Jean
9
Amazing Grace (Used to Be Her Favorite Song)
10
Out of the Snow
11
If I Just Knew What to Say
12
These Dreams of Losing You
13
I Pity the Mother and Father (When the Kids Move Away)
14
Typical American Boy
15
Third Rate Romance
16
Ella B 1
17
I'll Be Gone
18
Who Will the Next Fool Be
19
Fool for the Woman
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Amazing Rhythm Aces
Alive In America (Denver) March 30, 1979
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ABOUT THE ALBUM
Pressed on 180 gram green vinyl. The Amazing Rhythm Aces are a critically acclaimed Americana band known for their masterful fusion of country, Southern rock, soul, and blues. Formed in Memphis, Tennessee in 1972, the band gained prominence in the mid-1970s with their unique blend of heartfelt storytelling, smooth melodies, and genre-defying sound. Their 1975 breakthrough hit, "Third Rate Romance, " remains a cornerstone of their legacy, alongside other fan favorites like "Amazing Grace (Used to Be Her Favorite Song)" and "The End Is Not in Sight (The Cowboy Tune), " which earned them a Grammy Award in 1976 & 1977. This live album features Russell Smith, James Hooker, Billy Earheart, Jeff Davis, Duncan Cameron and Butch McDade. Listening to The Amazing Rhythm Aces - Alive In America - March 30, 1979 brings you back to your roots.
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