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It's Just Alright
02:52
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If My People
03:06
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Jesus Loves the Cowboy
03:18
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Blue Ridge Secret
03:02
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What You Call Love
04:33
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All The Way
03:11
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Headed for a Breakdown
02:48
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Forgive
03:34
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One Heart At A Time
03:43
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Time Stops For Us
04:24
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I Listen To My Heart
03:12
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You Can't Run Away
02:47
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You Have To Have A Dream
04:07
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In His Image
04:12
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Who Then Can Stand
03:18
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O' Creator
04:36
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Somebody Wonderful
03:58
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Holy to the Lord
04:08
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Everything
02:53
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Betty's Song
04:47
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Betty McDaniel/Chaba Vancouver, British Columbia
‘Free At Last’ is the posthumous album by Folk/Gospel/Country artist Betty McDaniel. Included in this release is also a
collection of her work as Betty Chaba in the form of a Live Acoustic album like-titled but recorded at various Co-op Studios* between 1971 and 1976.
"One Heart At A Time, That's How You Change The World"
- Betty McDaniel
** All information including credits can be found at:
... more
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