Top Cross Canadian Ragweed Albums
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Happiness and All the Other Things
[2009]
[2009]
Mission California
[2007]
[2007]
Back to Tulsa: Live and Loud At Cain's Ballroom
[2006]
[2006]
Garage
[2005]
[2005]
Soul Gravy
[2004]
[2004]
Cross Canadian Ragweed
[2002]
[2002]
Live at Billy Bob's Texas: Cross Canadian Ragweed
[2002]
[2002]
Highway 377
[2001]
[2001]
Live & Loud At the Wormy Dog Saloon
[1999]
[1999]
Carney
[1998]
[1998]
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Sister This Time Around 17 42 Miles After All Again Alabama Alright Amos Moses Anywhere But Here Back Around Bad Habit Bang My Head Blues For You Boys From Oklahoma Breakdown Broken Brooklyn Kid Carney Man Carry You Home Cold Hearted Woman Constantly Crazy Eddies Last Hurrah Cry Lonely Deal Dimebag Don't Need You Down Fighting For Final Curtain Flowers Freedom Hammer Down Headed South Hey Hey Highway 377 In Oklahoma Jenny Jimmy And Annie Johnny's Song Late Last Night Lawrence Leave Me Alone Leave Your Leaving Lighthouse Keeper Livin Life By The Drop Lonely Feeling Lonely Girl Long Way Home Look At Me Maybe I Miss Your Body Mexican Sky Nowhere Texas Number Nycg On A Cloud On Your Own One Of These Days Other Side Pay Proud Souls Record Exec Run To Me Sick And Tired Soul Agent Ss N10 Suicide Blues Sweet Teresa The President Song The Years Time To Move On Too Far Gone Walls Of Huntsville Walls To Climb Wanna Rock & Roll When It All Goes Down Who Do You Love Kick In The Head Angel Flying Too Close To The Ground Confident April's Girlfriend Smoke Another Blue Bonnets Daddy's At Home Drag I Believe You Train To Birmingham To Find My Love Pretty Lady My Chances Dead Man Overtable Workin On Ok Tomorrow 51 Pieces Burn Like The Sun Down At The Harbor The Needle And The Damage Done Hey, Hey, My, My Stranglehold Poop-Eye Rainy Day Woman Much Better Now Help Me (Get Over This Mountain) Carmelita Go On And Lie
Related Information for Cross Canadian Ragweed
The members of Cross Canadian Ragweed – Grady Cross, Cody Canada, Randy Ragsdale and Jeremy Plato – have known each other pretty much since kindergarten in the band's hometown of Yukon, Oklahoma. They all wanted to get out, and music seemed like a good escape. When they all had graduated (except for Ragsdale, the youngest member), they started jamming at a party, and Cross Canadian Ragweed was born. Yukon as a rule wasn't a very musician-friendly town, but they had one notable local squarely in their corner: Ragsdale's father Johnny."My dad was a guitar player. He played with Bob Wills and a little bit with Reba McEntire when she was first starting out," says Ragsdale. "He really didn&... read more
