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The Smothers Brothers - Mom Always Liked You Best! Mp3

Smothers Brothers Laughcom Comedy Folk 2010

Performer: The Smothers Brothers
Album: Mom Always Liked You Best!
Label: Laugh.com
Catalog #: LGH1056, LGH 1056
MP3: 2858 mb | FLAC: 1286 mb
Released: 2010
Country: US
Style: Comedy, Folk
Rating: 4.0/5
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Category: Sounds & Audiobooks / Country & Folk

The Smothers Brothers - Mom Always Liked You Best! Mp3

Tracklist

1	Tattoo Song Written-By – M. Williams	3:41
2	Long Time Blues Written-By – M. Williams	3:16
3	Little Known Song And Dance Written-By – T. Smothers	3:41
4	Mom Always Liked You Best Written-By – T. Smothers	4:37
5	Impersonation Written-By – D. Smothers	1:17
6	The Last Great Waltz Written-By – M. Williams	4:12
7	The Three Song Written-By – M. Williams	2:42
8	You Can Call Me Stupid Written-By – K. Fritz	2:39
9	Reminiscences Written-By – T. Smothers	2:32
10	We Love Us Written-By – M. Williams	2:24
11	Santa Claus Written-By – D. Smothers	0:31

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
MG 21051	The Smothers Brothers	Mom Always Liked You Best! ‎(LP, Album, Mono, Rim)	Mercury	MG 21051	US	1965
20115 MCL	The Smothers Brothers	Mom Always Liked You Best! ‎(LP, Mono)	Mercury	20115 MCL	UK	1965
MG 21051	The Smothers Brothers	Mom Always Liked You Best! ‎(LP, Album, Mono, No )	Mercury	MG 21051	US	1965
MG 21051	The Smothers Brothers	Mom Always Liked You Best! ‎(LP, Mono)	Mercury	MG 21051	Canada	1965
MG 21051	The Smothers Brothers	Mom Always Liked You Best! ‎(LP, Album, Mono, Promo)	Mercury	MG 21051	US	1965

Credits

Cover, Design – Kenneth Fritz
Cover, Photography By – Jay Thompson
Design [CD] – Jim Rasfield
Engineer – Jerry Ferree, Walt Payne
Liner Notes – Jack Benny
Producer – David Carroll, Kenneth Fritz
Tape Op [Tape Editor], Mixed By – Robert Bushnell

Notes

Track order, times, and content vary slightly from LP release.

This album was originally released in 1965. This is a CD reissue of that album.

Special thanks to The Rev. Debenham for his contribution to this CD.