(1959) Grandma What Great Songs You Sang - Mpeg Audio, Pop, 61.72 Mb

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(1959) Grandma What Great Songs You Sang - Mpeg Audio, Pop, 61.72 Mb

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Post by commusic » January 15th, 2020, 9:15 am

Artist: Lee, Brenda
Title: Grandma What Great Songs You Sang! / Miss Dynamite
Year Of Release: 2004
Quality: MPEG Audio
Total tracks: 12
Total duration: 27:46
Total Size: 61.72 MB
Genre: Pop

Tracklist:
01. Some Of These Days (02:23)
02. Pennies From Heaven (02:25)
03. Baby Face (02:15)
04. A Good Man Is Hard To Find (02:27)
05. Just Because (01:57)
06. Toot, Toot, Tootsie (02:20)
07. Ballin' The Jack (01:56)
08. Rock-A-Bye Your Baby With A Dixie Melody (02:26)
09. Pretty Baby (01:42)
10. Side By Side (02:11)
11. Back In Your Own Backyard (02:50)
12. St. Louis Blues (02:54)

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