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Roustabouts ‎– Gone Ape! Label: White Dove Records (2) ‎– WDR-1008.

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The Roustabouts (4) - Super-Sonic Bluegrass ‎(LP, Album). White Dove Records (2). WDR 1010 LP. US. 1980. The Roustabouts (4). The Roustabouts (4) - Bluegrass Alive ‎(LP, Album). I'm Redeemed By The Blood The Roustabouts (4) - Meet You In Church Sunday ‎(LP, Album). Old Homestead Records. Sassafras Roustabouts - Gone Ape! ‎

The Roustabouts by The Roustabouts, released 27 June 2014 1. Big Lake Blue 2. Sonny's Bar 3. Down and Dirty 4. Awake and Alive 5. In This Life 6. Summertime 7. Altitude in Thousands 8. Bad Joe Cody 9. Gone 10. The Reaper 11. Way Up North The Roustabout's (Jon Licht, Paul Haapaniemi and Ally Cool) self titled debut album. All music and lyrics written by Jon Licht and Paul Haapaniemi. Produced by Jon Licht.

When other folks have gone to bed We slave until we're almost dead We're happy-hearted roustabouts. Swing that sledge! Sing that song! Work and laugh the whole night long You happy-hearted roustabouts! Pullin', poundin', tryin', groundin' Big top roundin' into shape Keep on working! Stop that shirking! Grab that rope, you hairy ape! Poundin'! poundin'! poundin'! poundin'! Oh. More on Genius. Song of the Roustabouts" Track Info. Written By Oliver Wallace & Frank Churchill.

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Real Gone is the 15th studio album by Tom Waits, released October 3, 2004 in Europe, and October 5 in United States on the ANTI- label. The album was supported by the Real Gone Tour, playing sold out locations in North America and Europe in October and November 2004. The album features some of the few political songs Waits has written, the most explicit being "Day After Tomorrow", a song Waits has described as an "elliptical" protest against the Iraq War.