“Cold, Cold Hands,” written and recorded by Lawton Williams, 1971.
“There they lay in the wreckage by the side of the road
She was cheating on me and I didn’t know
The girl that I love and some other man
Even in death holding cold cold hands”
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“Back Street Affair,” written by Billy Wallace, recorded by Webb Pierce, 1952.
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“If You’re Gonna Do Me Wrong, Do It Right,” written by Vern Gosdin and Max D. Barnes, performed by Dawn Sears and the Time Jumpers. Dawn Sears (vocal), Kenny Sears (fiddle), Andy Reiss (guitar), Joe Spivey (fiddle), Doug Green (guitar), Paul Franklin (pedal steel), Jeff Taylor (accordeon), Larry Franklin (fiddle) Rick Vanaugh (drums), Dennis Crouch (bass).
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“The Dark End of the Street,” written by Dan Penn and Chips Moman, performed live by Richard and Linda Thompson at Queen Elizabeth Hall, London, on April 25, 1975. Two voices and a guitar.
The song was first recorded in 1966 by James Carr:
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