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| If you like this kind of music, take a listen to . . . |
 A Good Heart/ Anger Is Holy by Feargal Sharkey (M), A&M 2804, 1986: $12.00 |
 Accidents Will Happen/ Sunday's Best by Elvis Costello and the Attractions (M), Columbia 10919, 1979: $12.00 |
| Arabesque/ Orphans by Coldplay (M), Parlophone/Third Man 655, 2019: $14.00 |
| Don't Tell Me The Time/ Lust by Martha Davis (M), Capitol 44057, 1987: $9.00 |
| Every Love Song/ Trouble In Paradise by Greg Kihn Band (M), Beserkley 47441, 1982: $8.00 |
 Frost/ Prism by Cellar Doors (M), Spiritual Pajamas 015, 2016: $10.00 |
| Half A Boy (And Half A Man)/ Big Kid Face by Brendan Benson (M), Third Man 534, 2018: $10.00 |
| Heavy Detour/ Anchorless by Polvo (M), Merge 427, 2011: $10.00 |
| If I Had A Rocket Launcher/ Nicaragua by Bruce Cockburn (M), Gold Mountain 82013, 1985: $8.00 |
| Little Miss Can't Be Wrong/ Two Princes by Spin Doctors (M), Epic Assoc. 74473, 1993: $15.00 |
| Lonely No More/ This Is How A Heart Breaks by Rob Thomas (M), Atlantic/Melisma 93896, 2005: $12.00 |
| Losing My Religion/ Rotary Eleven by R.E.M. (M), WB 19392, 1991: $15.00 |
| Night in My Veins/ Angel of the Morning by The Pretenders (M), Sire 18163, 1994: $6.00 |
| Showdown At Big Sky/ Hell's Half Acre by Robbie Robertson (M), Geffen 28175, 1987: $10.00 |
Talk Of The Town by The Pretenders (M), American Pie 9014 , 1980: $7.50 |
| Thorn In My Side/ In This Town by Eurythmics (M-), RCA 5058, 1986: $12.50 |
| What A Drag/ Can't Stick 'Em by Bear Hands (M), Cantora LP20, 2010: $9.00 |
Who Listens To The Radio by The Sports (M), Arista 0468 , 1979: $10.00 |
| You Learn/ You Oughtta Know by Alanis Morissette (M), Maverick 17644, 1996: $25.00 |
| You Wish You Were Red/ Engelhardt's Arizona by Trailer Trash Tracys (M), Double Six 051, 2011: $9.00 |
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