Janie Frickie may be a name you don’t know, unless you’re an old country fan. Her song Down To My Last Broken Heart, is a real clever piece of writing in a time where titles were often double-entendre, a play on words, as, You Made A Wanted Man Of Me, Don’t It Make My Brown Eyes Blue, Old Flames Can’t Hold A Candle To You, and probably the best, Heaven’s Just A Sin Away, sung by Jeannie Kendall. Back then, even the publishers had double-entendre names, i.e. Tom Collins.

*Bonus Jackie's Song (with vocals)
01 Right From Wrong
02 Everything But Love
03 If I Could Only Dance With You
04 Never Meant To Be
06 Interlude Opus 1
07 Why Don't You Love Me
08 The Ride
09 Hank Williams Cries: Country Music Where'd You Go?
10 How Do You LIke These Babies Now?
11 Interlude, Opus #2
12 She's Got You
13 Lonely Women Make Good Lovers
14 Down to My Last Broken Heart
15 Just A Memory
16 You Just Don't Get Me Do You?
17 Tain't Nobody's Bizness If I Do
18 Little Bits Of Lightning
19 You're Gonna Love Yourself In the Morning
20 Worn Around the Edges
21 You're The Reason Our Kids Are So Ugly
22 Dancin' In the Kitchen
23 Timeless and True Love
24 All the Girls (I Am) [the Penny Whistle Song]