The Bargain Nexus - The Essential Jerry Reed

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Manufacturer: RCA

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Binding: Audio CD
EAN: 0078636659220
Label: RCA
Manufacturer: RCA
Number Of Discs: 1
Publisher: RCA
Release Date: 1995-08-01
Studio: RCA

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Summary: I bought it for one song.
Comment: I bought this CD basically for one song. I found a couple others that I liked so that was good. I thought the sound quality was good considering that this is much older music. They must have improved the quality considerably. So I would say I enjoy this CD.

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Summary: Guitar Legend!
Comment: Jerry will always be missed for being the great guitar player he was and if you are looking to get started with his music this is the album to buy first! Key track Amos moses.

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Summary: The Esential Jerry Reed cd
Comment: After listening to the first song, old memories return. You'll be impressed with all the Jerry Reed songs you actually know and love, but forgot about. Jerry Read's lyrics are funny and entertaining, almost like listening to an old radio show. The range is wide; from comedy to love.

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Summary: The Uptown Poker Club
Comment: I've always been a fan of Jerry Reed. I like the style of music and the way he plays the guitar. I recommend this cd to anyone who loves Jerry Reed.

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Summary: Jerry Reed an American Original
Comment: Jerry Reed was one of my favorites
when I was 13 and I've been listening
to a cassette for years before I got
this collection. Of course his hits
Amos Moses and When Your Hot but he
has many other sides. Thing called
love, Smell the flowers are great
slower tunes. My favorite Uptown
Poker Club which I hadn't heard for
years is included. Also the Bandit
singles are here as well as his great
solo effort The Claw. If you never
gave Reed a chance heres where u start.

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