101. The Dogwalker (2002): Will Stewart, Stepfanie Kramer, Tony Todd, Paul Duran Reviews of the movie THE DOGWALKER (2002) the nation s top critics and audiences. Also includes movie info, trailer, interviews, articles, and box office http://www.rottentomatoes.com/click/movie-1116560/reviews.php?critic=columns&sor

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Preceding Alphabetic Section Return to Folk Index Homepage Bottom of File Folk Music Performer Index - Ger to Gly Geraghty, Carl O'Flynn, Liam / Out to an Other Side, Tara CD 3031 Gerald, Frank Anthology of Country Music, Vol 1. Early Country Harmony 1930's, ACM ACM-01 Gerber, Elizabeth Gloucester Hornpipe and Clog Society, Fiddlin' Whale Gerber, Nina Wolf, Kate / Gold in California. A Retrospective of Recordings 1975-85., Kalidescope F-3001 Geremia, Paul Bound to Lose Hard Life Rockin' Chair Adelphi AD 1020, LP (1973), cut #A.06 Careless Love Great Hudson River Revival Flying Fish FF-214, LP (1980), cut # 5 Come Back Baby Hard Life Rockin' Chair Adelphi AD 1020, LP (1973), cut #A.03 Come on in My Kitchen Just Enough Folkways FTS 31023, LP (196?), cut #A.04 Don't Sell It, Don't Give It Away Hard Life Rockin' Chair Adelphi AD 1020, LP (1973), cut #A.02 Don't You Leave Me Here Hard Life Rockin' Chair Adelphi AD 1020, LP (1973), cut #B.07 Early Morning Blues Hard Life Rockin' Chair Adelphi AD 1020, LP (1973), cut #B.03 Epitaph Blues Just Enough Folkways FTS 31023, LP (196?), cut #B.01

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