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Tompall Glaser
The Rogue
Genre: Country

Track Listings (21) - Disc #1
1. Rogue - Tompall Glaser, Milete, Angela
2. Tears on My Pillow - Tompall Glaser, Autry, Gene
3. Forever and Ever - Tompall Glaser, Rosa, Malia
4. Shackles and Chains - Tompall Glaser, Davis, Jimmie
5. My Pretty Quadroon - Tompall Glaser, Traditional
6. Lean on Me - Tompall Glaser, Chappell, Bill
7. I'll Hold You in My Heart - Tompall Glaser, Arnold, Eddy
8. True Love - Tompall Glaser, Porter, Cole
9. Open Arms - Tompall Glaser,
10. I Love You So Much It Hurts - Tompall Glaser, Tillman, Floyd
11. Chattanoogie Shoe Shine Boy - Tompall Glaser, Stapp, Jack
12. You Can't Borrow Back Any Time - Tompall Glaser, Lambert, Ken
13. Like an Old Country Song - Tompall Glaser, Howard, Harlan
14. Sad Country Songs - Tompall Glaser, Glaser, Tompall
15. What a Town - Tompall Glaser, Danko
16. Don't Think You're Too Good for Country Music - Tompall Glaser, McDill, Bob
17. Unwanted Outlaw - Tompall Glaser, Hoover, Willis D.
18. The Man You Think to See - Tompall Glaser, Wilson, Dennis [Bea
19. When I Dream - Tompall Glaser, Mason, Sandy [1]
20. Burn Georgia Burn - Tompall Glaser, Lewis, Tim [Art Dir
21. Billy Tyler - Tompall Glaser, Hodges, Charles [1]

CD Details

All Artists: Tompall Glaser
Title: The Rogue
Members Wishing: 1
Total Copies: 0
Label: Bear Family
Release Date: 4/13/1992
Album Type: Import
Genre: Country
Styles: Bluegrass, Outlaw Country, Classic Country
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1

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CD Reviews

What Happened to "Charlie"?

Margaret Bowlbypeggy | Ottawa, Canada | 06/09/2000

(2 out of 5 stars)

"If I were to rate the album "Charlie" by Tompall, I would definitely give it a five star rating--or even a six if there was such a thing--as it seems to reflect more of who the artist really is. As for "Rouge", I would like to reserve judgment at this time; I am sorry, I cannot give it an equivalent rating. I would hope Tompall would produce more records of the calibre of "Charlie" some time in the future. As one who has spent many years researching, from a sociological point of view, the (mis)adventures of America's unsung "heros", "outlaws", "renegades" "rogues", and such from the political, legal and journalistic arenas, I know there are a lot of them "out there" who could use some "Charlie" music."