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Earl Thomas Conley - Somewhere Between Right And Wrong (Without Horns) / Somewhere Between Right And Wrong side A
Earl Thomas Conley - Somewhere Between Right And Wrong (Without Horns) / Somewhere Between Right And Wrong side B
Earl Thomas Conley - Somewhere Between Right And Wrong (Without Horns) / Somewhere Between Right And Wrong side A
Earl Thomas Conley - Somewhere Between Right And Wrong (Without Horns) / Somewhere Between Right And Wrong side B
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Earl Thomas Conley - Somewhere Between Right And Wrong (Without Horns) / Somewhere Between Right And Wrong

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Country songs often find their way to the heart by keeping the story plain and letting a small change in feeling do the work. Earl Thomas Conley brings that tradition to “Somewhere Between Right And Wrong (Without Horns)” and “Somewhere Between Right And Wrong,” titles that place moral uncertainty right at the center. The first is identified as the version without horns; the second keeps the title unqualified. In 1982, Rca Records issued this pairing as AHL1-4348. Country music has long made room for people caught between easy answers, giving a song’s central dilemma space to linger rather than forcing a tidy resolution.
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€1,99
◉ Side A · Somewhere Between Right And Wrong (Without Horns)
◉ Side B · Somewhere Between Right And Wrong
Product details
  • Price €1,99
  • Format 7"
  • Year 1982
  • Pressing country USA
  • Media condition Good Plus (G+)
  • Sleeve condition Generic
  • Genre Folk, World, & Country
  • Style Country
  • Artist Earl Thomas Conley
  • Track side A Somewhere Between Right And Wrong (Without Horns)
  • Track side B Somewhere Between Right And Wrong
  • Catno AHL1-4348
  • Label Rca Records
  • Tags Not for sale
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