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1. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the CD release of One Classic Album & Singles Collection on Discogs.5/5(2).

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2. Find many great new & used options and get the best deals for Skeets McDonald One Classic Album Singles Collection Best of Songs 4 CD at the best online prices at 5/5(1).

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3. 1 classic album & singles collection (4cd) אמן: skeets mcdonald only one love in each heart. 2. blues is bad news. 3. scoot, git and begone. 4. today i m moving out. 7. your love is like a faucet. 8. but i do. 9. the smoke gets out my chimney just. each time a new love dies.

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4. Skeets McDonaldOne Classic Album and Singles Collection (4CD) 4 disc set gathering all the tracks from Skeets McDonald's non-album singles and his classic album Goin' Steady With The Blues from A total of original recordings dating from between and

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5. Sep 29,  · 50+ videos Play all Mix - Your Love Is Like A Faucet - Skeets McDonald YouTube Skeets McDonald (Ray Price) - GOTTA GET YOU FROM THAT CROWD () - Duration: Anthony Reichardt 20, views.

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6. 12"-sized 5-CD-Box set with tracks and about minutes of play. Contains all recordings Skeets McDonald ever made, that is between and Includes also a vinylsized paged book by Colin Escott with a retrospective biography, a discography and many rather rare photographs.

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7. 1-CD mit seitigem Booklet, 33 Einzeltitel. Spieldauer ca. 78 Minuten. Mit Skeets Mcdonald's seltenen Version von The Southland Boogie! Auch enthalten: You Oughta See Grandma Rock und Heart Breakin' Mama Eddie Cochran (Gitarre). Und mit Don't Let The Stars Get In Your Eyes und The Tattooed Lady. Skeets Mcdonald war ein authentischer Hillbilly-Sänger, er hatte aber auch die urwüchsige Kraft.

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8. It's true that Skeets was not one of the major stars of the Fifties and Sixties, but he scored two big hits, Don't Let The Stars Get In Your Eyes in , and Call Me Mr. Brown in He was on television in Los Angeles every week for years, worked as a sessionman, and played clubs all across the West and Southwest--and points beyond.

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