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Afternoon’s Tunes - Texas Tornadoes

Posted in November 19th, 2007

by JM Bell in Uncategorized

I love the Texas Tornadoes. I first heard them in 1996 when I accidentally walked into a theater showing Tin Cup (Greatest Golf Movie EVER [last good Costner movie, too). I left the theater, walked to Sam Goody and bought the soundtrack.

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