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- 01. The Two Of Us
02. Fast Freight Train
03. Thunder Road
04. Lonely
05. Prison Train
06. Honky Tonkin
07. Over The Gun
08. Range Rats Theme
09. Wont Come Back
10. Blues Coming Down
11. Vaya Con Dios
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- LP
- Release-Datum
- 01.01.2018
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