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Tribute to the best catcher ever to play the game, Johnny Bench. Sparky Anderson once said, 'Don't ever embarrass another catcher by comparing him to 1991 10 Songs. One Stop Along The Way Johnny Bench. 10 Songs, 36 Minutes. Released December 20, 1991. 2001 Metrostar. Terry Cashman. One Stop Along The Way The Ballad Of Johnny Bench LP. LS-8140. 이 버전 판매. LSX-TB25. Terry Cashman's Greatest Baseball Hits Cass, Album. MX912. JK 64828. Talkin' Baseball Expos All The Way 7. LS-45115. LS-45115E. Johnny Bench - One Stop Along The Way - The Ballad of Johnny Bench - Terry Cashman Record - good condition A Tribute to the great career of Johnny bench, future baseball Hall of Fame player for the Cincinnati Reds 1983 Cincinnati Reds 5 Cincinnatis Red Machine Meet up in public parking lot in Fort Mitchell, KY. Terry Cashman Radioplay 1983 US. Singer: Terry Cashman. Album: One Stop Along The Way The Ballad Of Johnny Bench. Style: Radioplay. Cooperstown: The Town Where Baseball Lives. Winthrop Records. The Ballad Of Herb Score. restore Recently Viewed. person Login. album Weekly Top. album Pop Hotlist. music noteChords for Johnny Bench Tribute One Stop Along The Way Terry Cashman. Diagram Slider. Chord Sheet. Made with love and passion of music. All contents are subject to copyright, provided for educational and personal noncommercial use only. Play the video and start Jamming sentiment very satisfied. fast rewind play circle filled fast forward. Listen to One Stop Along The Way Johnny Bench from Terry Cashman's Terry Cashman's Greatest Baseball Hits for free, and see the artwork, lyrics and similar artists. 400 listeners. 1 more album featuring this track. Don't want to see ads Upgrade Now. Terry Cashman born Dennis Minogue, 5 July 1941, in New York is a record producer and singer-songwriter, best known for his 1981 hit, Talkin' Baseball. While the song is well recognized today, it was all but ignored by typical Top 40 radio during its chart life, making only the Billboard Adult Contemporary chart. Cashman was the lead singer for a band called The Chevrons in the late 1950s