Mark Collie - Alive at Brushy Mountain State Penitentiary vinyl record cover

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I Could've Gone Right

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Maybe Mexico

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Heaven Bound (featuring Kelly Willis)

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Got A Feelin' For Ya (featuring Kelly Willis)

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On The Day I Die

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Dead Man Runs Before He Walks (featuring Shawn Camp)

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Rose Covered Garden

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Why Me Lord (featuring Kelly Willis)

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Do As I Say

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Someday My Luck Will Change (featuring Clarence Gatemouth Brown)

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Folsom Prison Blues

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Reckless Companions

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Gospel Train (featuring Brushy Mountain Prison Choir)

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Gospel Train (Live)


Item UPC: 851318006037

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Label: EAGLE RECORDS

Mark Collie

Alive at Brushy Mountain State Penitentiary


ABOUT THE ALBUM


Until it closed in 2009, Tennessee's Brushy Mountain State Penitentiary was one of the most notorious penal institutions in America. Located in mountainous Petros, it was a forbidding rockpile hewn out of the rough countryside by its own inmates in 1896. On Oct. 17, 2001, Mark Collie came to Brushy Mountain with a sheaf of newly written songs about crime and punishment and an all-star band for a pair of performances that were recorded for a live album release. Mostly, though, Collie showed up at Brushy Mountain with a mission.

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