Tim Lovelace - Can You Glither
"An Evening of Comedy with Tim Lovelace"
Synopsis
An Evening of Comedy with Tim Lovelace 1) Introduction - Paul Heil 2) Poly-ticks 3) Boys and Guitars 4) Blind Date Blues 5) Going Off to College 6) Tofu & Skateboards 7) Can You Glither 8) Gabrielle Tells Jokes 9) Don't Sit in my Pew 10) Harmonica 11) Log Ride 12) Great is they Faithfulness (Featuring Mary Alice Lovelace)_ 13) Dueling Banjos
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