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I Can Help
03:23
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We Were Both Wrong
02:41
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Cry One More Time
02:49
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They Called It Rock
04:12
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Clean Cut Kid
03:49
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A-1 On The Jukebox
03:25
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Suddenly Single
03:14
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Tongue And Cheek
04:12
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I Feel So Bad
03:05
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Oh Boy! (Bonus Track)
02:20
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Linda Gail Lewis Austin, Texas
Linda Gail Lewis (born July 18, 1947, Ferriday, LA) is part of a musical royal family -- her older brother is Jerry Lee Lewis, and country star Mickey Gilley and gospel artist Jimmy Swaggart are her cousins. While it took Linda Gail a while to gain an audience of her own, she proved in time she was a gifted pianist and singer in her own right, well versed in rockabilly,rock'n' roll & country ... more
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