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[color=Black]2003 CD Camden 74321588132 [/color] 
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  1  Rita Ballou -Clark 2:49 
  2  L.A. Freeway -Clark 4:58 
  3  She Ain't Goin' Nowhere -Clark 3:28 
  4  A Nickel for the Fiddler -Clark 2:48 
  5  That Old Time Feeling -Clark 4:14 
  6  Texas, 1947 -Clark 3:12 
  7  Desperados Waiting for a Train -Clark 4:31 
  8  Like a Coat from the Cold -Clark 3:19 
  9  Instant Coffee Blues -Clark 3:17 
  10  Let Him Roll -Clark 4:05 
  11  Texas Cookin' -Clark 3:51 
  12  Anyhow, I Love You -Clark 3:56 
  13  Virginia's Real -Clark 3:01 
  14  It's About Time -Clark 4:58 
  15  Good to Love You Lady -Clark 5:04 
  16  Broken Hearted People -Clark 4:46 
  17  Black Haired Boy -Clark, Clark 3:12 
  18  Me I'm Feeling the Same -Clark 3:33 
  19  The Ballad of Laverne and Captain Flint -Clark 3:56 
  20  The Last Gunfighter Ballad -Clark 2:50 

The master songwriter's first two long-players have been released on a single import CD that is more than worth searching out for listeners with a thing for impressionistic story-songs delivered in a voice as dry and true as the dust of West Texas. These classic recordings, including "She Ain't Goin' Nowhere" and "Desperados Waiting for the Train," may date back to the mid-'70s, but their production holds up decades later. None of that horrible Nashville spit and polish of the era distracts from Clark's fine songs. Essential listening for fans of today's alternative country and folk singer/songwriters. 

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