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Contains 20 Results:

Can't Run From Yourself, 1992

 Item — A-V: 3
Scope and Contents From the File:

In a box of CDs sorted by Marshall Chapman, this section is CDs Chapman was involved in (writing, performing, friends).

Dates: 1992

Even Now, 1991

 Item — A-V: 3
Scope and Contents

Song "Let The Pretty Lady Dance" written by Chapman and Will Jennings

Dates: 1991

Nashville Underground Sampler Series Volume Four, 2005

 Item — A-V: 3
Scope and Contents

Song "Betty's Bein' Bad" written and performed by Chapman, song "I Love Everybody (I Love Everything) written by Chapman and Tim Krekel and performed by Chapman

Dates: 2005

Oxford American: 2003 Southern Music CD No. 6, 2003

 Item — A-V: 3
Scope and Contents From the File:

In a box of CDs sorted by Marshall Chapman, this section is CDs Chapman was involved in (writing, performing, friends).

Dates: 2003

A Taste of Triple A, March 24, 2006

 Item — A-V: 3
Scope and Contents

Song "I Love Everybody (I Love Everything)" written Chapman and Tim Krekel, performed by Chapman

Dates: March 24, 2006

Good Ol' Girls, 2010

 Item — A-V: 3
Scope and Contents

Songs "Late Date With The Blues," "Down To My Last Gaurdian," "Booze In Your Blood," "All I Want Is Everything," "Bad Debt," "Betty's Being Bad," and "Happy Childhood" written by Chapman and collaborators

Dates: 2010

invite [spring], 1998

 Item — A-V: 3

New Day Dawning, 2000

 Item — A-V: 3
Scope and Contents From the File:

In a box of CDs sorted by Marshall Chapman, this section is CDs Chapman was involved in (writing, performing, friends).

Dates: 2000

Prizefighter: Hit After Hit, 2014

 Item — A-V: 3
Scope and Contents From the File:

In a box of CDs sorted by Marshall Chapman, this section is CDs Chapman was involved in (writing, performing, friends).

Dates: 2014

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