Waylon Jennings
1984
Mason Dixon Lines (with Mel Tillis) is the #107441 song/music track in overall value by Waylon Jennings, estimated at $2,294 based on an estimated $286 in annual music royalties. The song is part of the album Waylon and Company realesed in 1984, Mason Dixon Lines (with Mel Tillis) value is #8 amongst the album's song. Over the last 12 months, this album has generated an estimated 69,956 streams.
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