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Three Chain Road

album by Kernaghan
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  • Lee Kernaghan
    Lee Kernaghan

    Kernaghan’s second album, Three Chain Road (1993), featured collaborations with Australian country music singer Slim Dusty, including “Leave Him in the Longyard,” which was named best group vocal at the 1994 CMAA Awards. Kernaghan’s subsequent albums—including 1959 (1995), Hat Town (1998), Rules of the Road (2001), Electric Rodeo


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    Kernaghan’s second album, Three Chain Road (1993), featured collaborations with Australian country music singer Slim Dusty, including “Leave Him in the Longyard,” which was named best group vocal at the 1994 CMAA Awards. Kernaghan’s subsequent albums—including 1959 (1995), Hat Town (1998), Rules of the Road (2001), Electric Rodeo


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