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Loretta Lynn - My Shoes Keep Walking Back To You mp3 download
- Artist: Loretta Lynn
- Song: My Shoes Keep Walking Back To You
- Genre: Country
- Length: 02:33
- Size: 3.6MB
- Bitrate: 192Kbps
- Date: 2019-11-25
- Upload by: sharks27
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Comments
Arsinic_veil18
Thanks for putting this on be a very sad day when we lose all these great singers
Re2pect Gaming
Very nice, Loretta is close behind my fav tammy and patsy Cline.thanks Jack from NZ
Luciene Franca
Thank you for these Posting’s
Mia Becker
Fantastic version of this song from Loretta thanks for this lovely post
liveitup dreambig
Nice version of the Lee Ross Johnny Wills great shuffle song. Many singers have covered the song. The finest rendition by a female singer is by the very pretty Jamey Ryan with Gordon Terry on fiddle and one of the best "pedal steelers". Larry Sasser.
John Donnell
I like it and I also like the title of the song. Thanks for sharing!
ToniMa70
Great, but wish the pedal steel guitar had not been suppressed, and had been featured all the way through. My favorite version is by George Jones and Gene Pitney. Brook Benton has a nice version but the versions on You Tube have a bad skip in the vinyl recordings.