This Is It (Jimmy Ibbotson album)

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This Is It
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Studio album by
Jimmy Ibbotson
Released1999
Label Unami Records
Jimmy Ibbotson chronology
Ibbinet Companion#1.5
(1998)
This Is It
(1999)
Stories & Songs
(2000)

This Is It is the 1999 album by Jimmy Ibbotson.

Contents

Track listing

  1. "Try Not To Cry" (Tracy McLain)
  2. "Drive It Like It Is" (Tracy McLain, B. Vitany)
  3. "Wheels" (Gram Parsons, Chris Hillman)
  4. "Patch It Up" (T. Schuyler, W. T. Davidson)
  5. "They're Tearing My Little Town Down" (R. Nielson)
  6. "Winnie's Song" (Tracy McLain)
  7. "Mrs. Hiss's House" (Jimmy Ibbotson)
  8. "Another Daddy" (Jimmy Ibbotson)
  9. "I Was a Fool" (Jimmy Ibbotson)
  10. "Coming of the Roads" (B. Wheeler)

Personnel

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