Incoming: Jason Rogers – Jason Rogers

Jason Rogers – Jason Rogers
Release: February 10, 2009
Discover: MySpace | Website
Purchase: Artist Website
From the press release:
The collection has a total of twelve songs, seven of which were either written or co-written by the artist. Fans of traditional and contemporary country music will enjoy this album.
Tracklist:
- Thinkin’
- Remembering The Good Ones
- Breathe Into Me
- Love Won’t Let Me Leave
- It Ain’t Braggin’
- Keeps Beating On
- The Good Ole Days
- Cold Here In Montana
- Don’t Quit Your Night Job
- Thinking About Changing
- Pretty To Me
- Why Does Everybody Look At Me?
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