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I Shot Your Dog Your Sister Cried Kansas Sweaburg General Store I Wanna Buy Your Truck Livin' Out On The Road Freight Train The Highway Callin' The Rains Old Coach Driver Makin' Whiskey Mighty Big Car Cigarette Machine Get On Your Knees Shoulder To The Plow The Light Brigade Soft On My Shoulder Reprise Betty Jericho Been A Long Time Angel Of The Lord The Rocket 105 Careless Dynamite And Whiskey Thirty Years Of Farming Ship Jerico Soda Machine Last Six Dollars Indian Motorcycles He's A Good Dog Little Buffalo Rock Wilder Than Her Old John Deere White Rose Crazier Yellow Barley Straw Lucille Cryin' Yet Crashin' & Burnin' Dancin' On The Bar Here's The Keys Milly's Cafe Pistons And Rifles Pretty Good Guy Some Roads Bullets Cold War Time To Get A Gun How's Ernie Rainbow Just Dreamin' Alcohol And Pills Drinking Too Much White Trash Spookin' The Horses Cumberland County Sunflowers Rocky The Cowboy Summerlea Big Hair Tired Crowds Rodeo Boy Bailin' Again Joe Big Ass Garage Sale Go Out And Plough Do You Love Me Now Take Your Things Summer Is Over Codeine Don't You Try To Change My Mind Harold Wilson Rodeo Rose Car Silhouettes I Would Rebecca Street Tricks Gone Too Long Shallow Bell Dusty Drive-In Movie Carmelita Sliver Of The Moon Rough Edges I Like Trains Seven Shells Thinking Betty Oshawa Cemetery Road Worked Up Field Trucker Speed 18 Wheels Katie Fancy God 49 Tons Brand New Boy Dangerous Stand Pretty Girl Stars Johnny Cash I Ain't Ever Givin' In Mrs. Hank Williams Quietly 6 Volts Tinderbox Thinkin' 'bout Her Shoeshine When You Can't Trust Them Tell The Engineer Wheels Sugarcane Sign On The Wall Small Motors Rev It Up Alternator Killing Me Highheels In The Rain Ordinary Guy I Pray Now Killing Me Ii Indiana Road Good Enough Caroline Tin Pot Nelly Pontiac The Building Maggie & Me Off The Dam Twin City Mini Jenny Smith Dixie Mountain Rooster Fight Get Your Prices Up Take It All Away Why Darling Why Sorry You Left Me
Related Information for Fred Eaglesmith
Fred Eaglesmith (born as Frederick Elgersma on July 9, 1957 in Caistor Centre, Ontario, Canada) is a Canadian alternative country singer-songwriter. Some of his albums have been credited to Fred J. Eaglesmith. Eaglesmith was one of nine children of an immigrant family from the Dutch province Friesland and raised in rural Southern Ontario. As a teenager, he hopped a freight train out to Western Canada, and began writing songs and performing. He is known for writing songs about machines or vehicles, including songs about trains, tractors, trucks, cars, and engines. Rural life, dogs, guns, drinking and farming/ranching are other common themes. Many of his songs are about failing farms and small businesses. Eaglesmith's songs are po... read more
Top Fred Eaglesmith Albums
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Alive (feat. Tif Ginn)
Alive (feat. Tif Ginn)
[2020]
Standard
Standard
[2017]
Tambourine
Tambourine
[2013]
6 Volts
6 Volts
[2012]
6Volts
6Volts
[2012]
Cha Cha Cha
Cha Cha Cha
[2010]
Cha Cha Cha (Cha Cha Cha)
Cha Cha Cha (Cha Cha Cha)
[2010]
Tinderbox
Tinderbox
[2008]
Milly's Café
Milly's Café
[2006]
Dusty
Dusty
[2004]
Balin
Balin
[2003]
Balin (feat. The Flathead Noodlers)
Balin (feat. The Flathead Noodlers)
[2003]
Falling Stars and Broken Hearts
Falling Stars and Broken Hearts
[2002]
The Official Bootleg Series Volume One
The Official Bootleg Series Volume One
[2002]
The Official Bootleg Series Volume One (The Official Bootleg Series Volume One)
The Official Bootleg Series Volume One (The Official Bootleg Series Volume One)
[2001]
50 Odd Dollars
50 Odd Dollars
[1999]
Drive-In Movie
Drive-In Movie
[1998]
Lipstick, Lies and Gasoline
Lipstick, Lies and Gasoline
[1997]
Things Is Changin' (feat. The Flying Squirrels)
Things Is Changin' (feat. The Flying Squirrels)
[1993]
Things Is Changin
Things Is Changin
[1993]
There Ain't No Easy Road
There Ain't No Easy Road
[1991]
Fred J. Eaglesmith
Fred J. Eaglesmith
[1990]
Indiana Road
Indiana Road
[1987]
The Boy That Just Went Wrong
The Boy That Just Went Wrong
[1983]
Fred J Eaglesmith
Fred J Eaglesmith
[1980]
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