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Swing Shift Band
Swingin From the 80's Thru Today
Genres: Country, Pop

Track Listings (21) - Disc #1
1. Steel Guitar Rag (Going Bass Fishing) - Ray Pennington, McAuliffe, Leon
2. Hang Your Head in Shame - Ray Pennington, Nelson, Edward
3. San Antonio Rose - Ray Pennington, Wills, Bob
4. It Makes No Difference Now - Ray Pennington, Davis, Jimmie
5. Panhandle Rag - Ray Pennington, McAuliffe, Leon
6. Heart to Heart Talk - Ray Pennington, Ross, Lee
7. Steppin' Up - Ray Pennington, Emmons, Buddy
8. Walking on New Grass - Ray Pennington, Pennington, Ray
9. There's a New Moon Over My Shoulder - Ray Pennington, Blastic, Lee
10. Oklahoma Stomp - Ray Pennington, Cooley, Spade
11. Time Changes Everything - Ray Pennington, Duncan, Tommy
12. Faded Love - Ray Pennington, Wills, Billy Jack
13. B. Bowman Hop - Ray Pennington, Bowman, Billy
14. Nothing's Changed, Nothing's New - Ray Pennington, Pennington, Ray
15. Bubbles in My Beer - Ray Pennington, Duncan, Tommy
16. A Maiden's Prayer - Ray Pennington, Wills, Bob
17. Big Beaver - Ray Pennington, Wills, Bob
18. Deep Water - Ray Pennington, Rose, Fred
19. Before You Turn Me Down - Ray Pennington, Holt, Mel
20. Five Fingers - Ray Pennington, Kirby [1]
21. Cincinnati Blues - Ray Pennington, Kirby [1]

CD Details

All Artists: Swing Shift Band
Title: Swingin From the 80's Thru Today
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Step One Records
Release Date: 1/21/1994
Genres: Country, Pop
Style: Classic Country
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 021167000320

CD Reviews

Fantastic

Sammy Fisher | Meridian, ID USA | 05/07/1999

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Everything about this CD is "Out of Sight Good", but I would like to know what happened to the audio volume. I play any other CD at a particular volume setting and then put this CD in my player and have to crank up the volume around 30 per cent to get the same output as with the other CD's. Also, is there anyone who can identify the musicians. I know Buddy Emmons, Ray Pennington and Johnny Gimble are on it, but who are those "swingin'" sidemen who are second to none?"