The Last Rose Of Summer (track) by Sam Moore
The Last Rose Of Summer by Sam Moore
Year: 2002
From the album Moooohieee! Musical Saw And Hawaiian Guitar Soli Recorded In Early 1920s (track #12)
Year: 2002
From the album Moooohieee! Musical Saw And Hawaiian Guitar Soli Recorded In Early 1920s (track #12)
The Last Rose Of Summer appears on the following album(s) by Sam Moore:
- Moooohieee! Musical Saw And Hawaiian Guitar Soli Recorded In Early 1920s (track #12) (this album) (2002)
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Dec
12
Thu
20:00
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Webster Hall, New York, United States. 
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13
Fri
20:30
Kip Moore w/ Hannah McFarland
Royale Boston, Boston, United States.
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Dec
14
Sat
20:30
Kip Moore w/ Hannah McFarland
Royale Boston, Boston, United States.
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