Once in a Blue Moon (Phil Beer Band album)

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Once in a Blue Moon is an album by the Phil Beer Band released in 2001. It is their latest recorded album using this band name.

The album was a limited edition and is highly rare.^{[citation needed]}

Track listing[]

1. "Frank & Jesse James" (4:21)
2. "Gold Rush/Jakes Jig/Mylor" (6:32)
3. "Border County Town" (3:52)
4. "Poor Old Napoleon" (3:07)
5. "Opinion of Love" (2:59)
6. "Leaving Blues" (4:09)
7. "Devils Right Hand" (2:43)
8. "Adieu Sweet Lovely Nancy" (4:33)
9. "Falmouth Packet/Tipsy Sailor" (3:10)
10. "I Will Always" (4:47) (some other sources state 11:24)
11. "Hand On My Heart" (6:36)

There is some confusion over the song "Red River Valley". When it appeared on Phil Beer's Box Set One in 2010, Beer said that it came from Once in a Blue Moon. He further commented, "Trillions of versions of this song exist. Personally I love the Marty Robbins one."^[1] However, "Red River Valley" appears on Mandorock.

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