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1976 studio album by Pat Boone
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The Country Side of Pat Boone is a country album by Pat Boone, released in 1976 on Motown's subsidiary MC Records.[1][2]
It was the second and final of two albums Boone recorded for Motown's Nashville division in the second half of the 1970s.[1][3]
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1. | "Whatever Happened to the Good Old Honky Tonk" | Lee Dresser | |
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2. | "Texas Woman" | | |
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3. | "A Natural Feelin' for You" | Ben Peters | |
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4. | "Cowboys and Daddies" | Marty Cooper | |
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5. | "We've Been Malled" | Larry Groce | |
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1. | "Ain't Going Down in the Ground Before My Time" | Glenn Ray | |
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2. | "I'd Do It with You" | Bobby Springfield | |
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3. | "Love Light Comes A Shinin'" | Oskar Solomon | |
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4. | "Throw It Away" | | |
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5. | "Colorado Country Morning" | | |
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