30 Songs, 1 Hour 56 Minutes
Bobby Bare Sings Lullabys, Legends and Lies (And More) Bobby Bare
EDITORS’ NOTES
Not only did this 1973 album bring new life to Bobby Bare’s career, but it’s also one of outlaw country’s very best. Bare’s burly baritone delivers the brilliantly quirky songs of Shel Silverstein (the wickedly funny “Sure Hit Songwriters Pen,” the outrageous ode to Paul Bunyan, “Paul”), and he tugs heartstrings with the father-and-son tearjerker “Daddy What If.” Best of all, he brings the material to life with an irresistible blend of humor, heart, and down-home charisma.
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Lullabys, Legends and Lies
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Paul
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Marie Lavaux
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Daddy What If
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The Wonderful Soup Stone
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The Winner
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In the Hills of Shiloh
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She's My Ever Lovin' Machine
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The Mermaid
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Rest Awhile
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Bottomless Well
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True Story
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Sure Hit Songwriters Pen
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Rosalie's Good Eats Cafe
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Sylvia's Mother
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Singin' In the Kitchen
Bobby Bare & The Family
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$100,000 In Pennies
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Alimony
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Back Home In Huntsville Again
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Brian Hennessey
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Too Many Nights Alone
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This Guitar Is for Sale
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Rough On the Living
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Numbers
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Tequila Sheila
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Qualudes Again
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Food Blues
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The Jogger
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Me and Jimmy Rodgers
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