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- Lay It Down
- - 52,975 plays
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Cowboy Junkies
Released 1996

A Common Disaster
03:22
7,059 plays

Angel Mine
04:00
6,197 plays

Hold On To Me
03:22
4,707 plays

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songs

- 1
- Something More Besides You
- 04:16
- 4,542 plays

- 2
- A Common Disaster
- 03:22
- 7,059 plays

- 3
- Lay It Down
- 04:23
- 3,855 plays

- 4
- Hold On To Me
- 03:22
- 4,707 plays

- 5
- Come Calling (His Song)
- 03:34
- 3,808 plays

- 6
- Just Want To See
- 04:24
- 3,411 plays

- 7
- Lonely Sinking Feeling
- 04:24
- 3,571 plays

- 8
- Angel Mine
- 04:00
- 6,197 plays

- 9
- Bea's Song (River Song Trilogy)
- 03:35
- 3,816 plays

- 10
- Musical Key
- 03:58
- 2,838 plays

- 11
- Speaking Confidentially
- 04:28
- 3,500 plays

- 12
- Come Calling (Her Song)
- 05:07
- 3,171 plays

- 13
- Now I Know
- 02:21
- 2,500 plays

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album review

Released in 1996, this CD definitively answers a question that has occasionally plagued the Cowboy Junkies: yes, they sound good, but can they rock? Though still laden with the melancholia that has marked previous efforts, this CD is sonically dense, guitar-drenched, and good at high-volume levels. Margo Timmins' voice has never been more expressive, and the lyrics shimmer with intensity. Although the band has occasionally touched on quiet moments reminiscent of fellow Canadian Neil Young, little they have done before this album approached the emotive wail of his louder efforts. The Cowboy Junkies have proven their versatility while retaining their unique sound. ~ Jeff Crooke, All Music Guide

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  - Released 1988

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  - Released 2007

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  - Released 1993

- - Best Of Cowboy Junkies
  - Released 2001

listener reviews

- - cowboy junkies
  - - By tylerjamie
    - 5/15/2008 23:12:05
  - one hell of a artist and one hell a album
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