Yoko Ono Feeling The Space CD

Feeling The Space Music

List Price	$11.98 (You save $1.59)
Category	Rock Albums, Rock/Pop CDs, Experimental Rock
Label	Rykodisc
Orig Year	1973
All Time Sales Rank	83873
CD Universe Part number	1011517
Catalog number	10419
Discs	1
Release Date	Jul 22, 1997
Studio/Live	Mixed
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Producer	Yoko Ono
Engineer	Jack Douglas
Recording Time	56 minutes
Personnel	John Lennon, Michael Brecker, David Spinozza, Jeremy Steig, David Friedman, Kenneth Lee Ascher

Yoko Ono Feeling The Space Songs

	1.	Growing Pain
	2.	Yellow Girl (Stand by For Life)
	3.	Coffin Car
	4.	Woman of Salem
	5.	Run, Run, Run
	6.	If Only
	7.	Thousand Times Yes, A
	8.	Straight Talk
	9.	Angry Young Woman
	10.	She Hits Back
	11.	Woman Power
	12.	Men, Men, Men
	13.	I Learned To Stutter / Coffin Car - (previously unreleased)
	14.	Mildred, Mildred - (previously unreleased)

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