Flowers & Liquor

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Flower & Liquor
Hayes FLCover.jpg
Studio album by
Hayes Carll
ReleasedJune 11, 2002
StudioPedernales Studios in Pedernales, TX
Genre Country, Americana, Roots
Length52:46
Label Highway 87, Compadre Records
Producer Lisa Morales
Hayes Carll chronology
Flower & Liquor
(2002)
Little Rock
(2005)

Flowers & Liquor is the debut album released by American singer-songwriter Hayes Carll.

Contents

Track listing

Songs written by Hayes Carll except where noted. [1] 1. Highway 87 – 3:10

2. Heaven Above – 3:52

3. Naked Checkers – 4:24

4. Arkansas Blues – 5:18

5. It's A Shame – 4:53

6. Live Free or Die (Bill Morrissey, Trigger Cook) – 3:09

7. Easy Come Easy Go – 5:51

8. Flowers & Liquor – 2:50

9. Richey Lee – 5:27

10. Perfect Lover – 4:02

11. Lost & Lonely – 4:55

12. Barrom Lament – 4:55


Personnel

Adapted from AllMusic. [1]

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References

  1. 1 2 Flowers & Liquor at AllMusic . Retrieved 2017-04-11.