Cliff Barnes And The Fear Of Winning - The Cd That Took 300 Million Years To Make Album

Tracklist

1	Sex	4:47
2	Down Drinking At The Bar	5:48
3	I Married A Nymphomaniac	4:37
4	No One's Got An Asshole Like A Cowboy (Live)	4:48
5	Mexico	4:50
6	Little Egypt	3:28
7	Astronaut (Live)	3:35
8	Roses	3:25
9	Crazy About Kinski	3:27
10	Sad Songs	5:24
11	Meaning Of Live	3:55
12	Big Stick Blues	4:46
13	Nancy And Ronnie	2:40

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
01 321/08	Cliff Barnes And The Fear Of Winning	The Record That Took 300 Million Years To Make ‎(LP, Album)	Happy Valley Records	01 321/08	Germany	1987

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