CROSS COUNTRY - CROSS COUNTRY
CD (Compact Disc)
Label: BIG PINK
Release date: 02/03/2022
Barcode: 8809270027869
Catalog no.: BIGPINK0000779
Item ID: 518214
Containing a mixture of folk-rock and country à la CSN and Beach Boys-like pop, the sole album by this US group featuring ex-members of The Tokens was originally released in 1973. Now it's avaialable on CD.
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