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Robert Earl Keen readies new CD

Wednesday, September 16, 2009 – Robert Earl Keen is going his own route with a new disc coming out the end of September on his own label.

"The Rose Hotel" comes out Sept. 29.

The Texan is pressing 750 copies in vinyl edition, available exclusively from RobertEarlKeen.com, with the first LP pressed on "Rose Colored" wax and the second LP of the set on black wax with an etching on side four - all housed. All will be autographed with a CD copy included.

Songs on the CD are:
1. The Rose Hotel
2. Flyin' Shoes
3. Throwin' Rocks
4. 10,000 Chinese Walk Into A Bar
5. Something I Do
6. The Man Behind The Drums
7. Goodbye Cleveland
8. Laughing River
9. On And On
10. Village Inn
11. Wireless In Heaven


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