Vince Gill - Vince Gill Album

Tracklist

1	Oklahoma Borderline	3:36
2	Turn Me Loose	3:14
3	True Love	3:59
4	Savannah (DoYou Ever Think Of Me)	3:15
5	Colder Than Winter	4:20
6	With You	4:42
7	Ain't It Always That Way	3:50
8	She Don't Know	3:18
9	Victim Of Life's Circumstances	3:17
10	Oh Carolina	3:14
11	Lucy Dee	3:52
12	Waitin' For Your Love	3:04

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
MHL1-8517	Vince Gill	Turn Me Loose ‎(12", MiniAlbum)	RCA Victor	MHL1-8517	US	1984
07863 56325-4, 07863-56325-4	Vince Gill	Turn Me Loose ‎(Cass, Album, Dol)	RCA Victor, RCA Victor	07863 56325-4, 07863-56325-4	Canada	1994
RCA 07863 56325-2	Vince Gill	Turn Me Loose ‎(CD, Album)	RCA Records Label	RCA 07863 56325-2	US	1994
07863-56325-4	Vince Gill	Turn Me Loose ‎(Cass, Album)	The RCA Record Label	07863-56325-4	US	1994
07863 56325-2	Vince Gill	Turn Me Loose ‎(CD, Album)	BMG Music	07863 56325-2	Canada	1984

Notes

Reissue that adds six tracks from the 1985 album The Things That Matter, namely “She Don't Know,” “With You,” “Savannah (Don’t You Ever Think Of Me),” “Colder Than Winter,” “True Love,” and “Ain’t It Always That Way.”

Barcodes

• Barcode: 00356288956712
• Label Code: 0316
• Rights Society: BIEM GEMA

Short intro

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